Aukaat Ke Bahar OTT Release: Know When and Where to Watch Elvish Yadav’s Upcoming Series

Aukaat Ke Bahar is a youth-drama web series starring YouTuber and Bigg Boss OTT winner Elvish Yadav in the lead role. Released on December 3, the show is available to watch for free on Amazon MX Player. Set in a Delhi college, the story explores identity, ambition, and complicated young relationships. The series also features Malhar Rathod, Nikhil Vijay, Hetal Gada, and more.

The cast of Aukaat Ke Bahar features Elvish Yadav in the lead role, joined by Malhaar Rathod, Nikhil Vijay, Hetal Gada, Rohan Khurrana, and Keshav Sadhna. The series is produced by Rusk Media Pvt. Ltd. under the banner of Rusk Studios and directed by Tanmai Rastogi. It has been developed and written by a talented team including Jayati Pandya, Akhilesh Vats, Jasmeet Bhatia, Ayush Gaur, Sumbul Khan, and Siddharth Saini, bringing together a strong creative lineup behind the project.

Aukaat Ke Bahar introduces Elvish Yadav in a gritty college-drama setting, full of ambition, rivalry and youthful energy. The trailer gives a glimpse of intense campus politics, hostel life and raw emotions, enough to attract fans of real, unfiltered youth stories. Here’s the link for official trailer:

Aukaat Ke Bahar will premiere on Amazon MX Player, beginning 3 December 2025 and will be available to stream for free on the MX Player app (as well as compatible platforms like Amazon shopping app, Prime Video, Fire TV, and Airtel Xstream).

Aukaat Ke Bahar follows Rajveer Ahlawat, a small-town boxer from Safidon, who joins Delhi’s elite St. Collins College to fulfill his brother’s dream of becoming a confident, English-speaking graduate. Thrown into a world of bullies, class differences, and cultural shocks, his life takes a turn when he falls for Antara Shukla, a senior far beyond his league with big political ambitions. But when a humiliating college dare clashes with his growing feelings and a crisis back home, Rajveer is pushed into the toughest fight of his life, not for victory in the ring, but for love, dignity, and survival.