Har Mushkil Ka Hal Akbar Birbal
Genre	Historical comedy
Created by	Moti Sagar
Written by	Deepak malik, Rakesh Baranwal, Timir Bakshi, Paritosh Painter
Directed by	Amit Damle
Starring	Kiku Sharda Vishal Kotian Delnaaz Irani Kishwer Merchant Thakur Anoop Singh
Country of origin	India
Original language	Hindi
No. of seasons	5
No. of episodes	578
Production
Producer	Nikhil Sinha
Cinematography	Nitinchandra Bandekar
Production companies	Reliance Broadcast Network Triangle Film Company
Original release
Network	BIG Magic
Release	28 April 2014 (2014-04-28)
Related
Birbal Aur Viraat

Har Mushkil Ka Hal Akbar Birbal is an Indian historical comedy television series which aired on BIG Magic. It stars Kiku Sharda and Vishal Kotian.^[1] A Bhojpuri language dubbed version aired on Big Ganga.^[2]

Plot

The show's story is based on the well known folklore characters, Akbar and Birbal have been extremely popular with the kids for their combined wit and wisdom. The show is a fresh, comic take on the relation between Emperor Akbar and his seventh jewel Birbal that not only makes one laugh but also teaches valuable lessons. The first in the genre of Historical Comedy, Akbar Birbal has captured the audience's imagination with its delightful storyline and stellar cast.

Cast

Main

• Kiku Sharda as King Akbar
• Vishal Kotian as Birbal
• Kishwer Merchant as Urvashi
• Delnaaz Irani as Queen Jodha Bai (2014–2016)^[3]
• Pragati Mehra as Rani Sahiba / Jodha Bai (2016)
• Thakur Anoop Singh as Sharafat Khan / Mullah Do Piyaza
• Sunil Chauhan as Wazeer-e-Azam Rana Baldev
• Pawan Singh as Prince Salim
• Sumit Arora as Vasudev
• Farzill Pardiawalla / Abhishek Oberoi as Tansen
• Rimpi Das as Anarkali
• Yashkant Sharma as Raja Darban aka. Rajjah

Recurring

• Kunika Lal as Rani Durgavati
• Shehzad Khan / Mohit Abrol / Gaurav Sharma as Turram Khan
• Sara Khan as Shaila Bano^[4]
• Rohit Khurana as Viraat^[5]
• Ram Awana as Hakim / Raja Aloknath and Moonga

Guest

• Chetan Hansraj as Rehmat Khan^[6]
• Shalini Sahuta as Sukanya
• Pankaj Dheer as King Abraham Quli Qutub Shah Wali
• Sudha Chandran as Bhavani / Teej Mata
• Smita Bansal as Umrao Jaan
• Roshni Chopra as Koyal
• Lavina Tandon as Haseena
• Aishwarya Sakhuja as Jiya
• Chaitanya Choudhry as Zeb Khan
• Sargun Mehta as Yakshini
• Mohena Singh as Rajkumari Roopali
• Adhvik Mahajan as Pishach Sohan
• Ankit Gera as Raja Ranjit Singh
• Roop Durgapal as Icchadhari Nagin
• Madhura Naik as Qayamat Bano
• Raquib Arshad as Cheddhi
• Bhupindder Bhoopii as Changez Khan
• Umesh Bajpai as Kaali
• Ehsaan Qureshi as Shayar Amir Khan
• Samiksha Bhatt as Shantipriya
• Ruma Sharma as Saloni
• Adi Irani as Bairam Khan
• Rajveer Singh Rajput as Thief
• Poorti Arya as Deewani-Mastani
• Sapan Gulati as Prince Veer
• Amrita Prakash as Princess Aishwarya^[7]
• Ketan Karande as Rajkumar Surajbhan
• Rajesh Khera as Raja Ali Raza / Mirza Muhammad Hakim
• Krish Parekh as Kabir

Awards

Indian Telly Awards