Pocket FM's 10 Biggest Audio Series: Episodes, Stories & How to Listen Free

If you have spent any time on Indian YouTube or Instagram lately, you have probably heard a dramatic voice-over asking "kya Lucky sach mein crorepati hai?" That is Pocket FM, an audio-series app where stories are released in short daily episodes, a bit like a TV serial you listen to instead of watch. Some of these shows have been running for years and now stretch past 2,000 or even 4,000 episodes, which is exactly why new listeners get lost.

This roundup covers the ten series people search for the most. For each one you get the episode count, a quick idea of what the story is about, and a link to a full guide on hindisink.com that goes deeper into the plot, characters, and how the story ends (or where it stands, if it is still running).

The big Hindi series

Yakshini (1,001 episodes) is the one to start with if you like horror. A yakshini, a supernatural spirit of the forest, is set free after 13 years of being bound, and the family that trapped her pays the price. It is tightly plotted, genuinely creepy in places, and unlike most Pocket FM giants, it is finished, so you can binge it end to end. Full guide: episodes, story & ending →

Insta Millionaire (1,440 episodes) is the show that made Pocket FM famous. Lucky is a broke young man everyone looks down on, until he inherits an enormous fortune and decides to keep it secret. The fun is watching people who insulted him slowly realise who they were dealing with. Full guide: episodes, story & ending →

Number Zero (around 2,200 episodes) is Hindi sci-fi with a pulpy heart. Vipin is an inter-planet traveller living on Earth disguised as an ordinary human, and the series follows what happens when that disguise starts to slip. Expect superpowers, secret organisations, and a lot of cliffhangers. Full guide: episodes, story & ending →

Shoorveer (2,450 episodes) takes the action off-world. Veer Raheja hunts aliens on the planet Titan, earning "gene points" that make him stronger with every kill. It plays like a video game in audio form, with levels, upgrades, and boss fights. Full guide: episodes, story & ending →

Super Yoddha (3,488 episodes and still ongoing) is the longest Hindi entry here. Dhruv was a prodigy who lost everything, and the series is his long climb back to power, one rival at a time. Because it is still releasing, the guide tracks where the story currently stands. Full guide: episodes, story & ending →

The big English series

Insta Millionaire (English) (1,384 episodes) is the English-language version of the same idea, with Alex Ambrose as the hidden billionaire heir. If you have already heard the Hindi one, the beats will feel familiar, but the cast and setting are different enough that many listeners follow both. Full guide: episodes, story & ending →

The Billionaire's Accidental Bride (1,565 episodes) is a classic marriage-of-convenience romance. Emma ends up married to Eric Roberts through a mix-up neither of them planned, and the series slowly turns that accident into something real. Comfort listening, with plenty of drama. Full guide: episodes, story & ending →

My Vampire System (4,192 episodes) is the biggest show on this list and the closest thing Pocket FM has to a LitRPG epic. Quinn gains a "system" that lets him level up like a game character, and the story builds toward the Dark Magus arc that longtime fans talk about most. Full guide: episodes, story & ending →

Cupid's Curse (941 episodes) is the shortest series here and a good entry point for romance fans. Emma and Robert are pulled together by something that feels less like luck and more like a curse, and the show enjoys keeping them apart for as long as it can. Full guide: episodes, story & ending →

Saving Nora (2,332 episodes) is a drama about a mother who was written off by everyone around her and rebuilds her life on her own terms. It has one of the more satisfying finales on the platform, ending with a royal wedding that pays off years of build-up. Full guide: episodes, story & ending →

How to listen free

Every Pocket FM show gives you roughly the first 19 episodes free. After that you get one free episode per day, and you can unlock more by watching short ad videos or spending coins. For a 1,000-episode series that is slow, but it is the honest route. You will also see YouTube channels promising "all episodes free". Those are re-uploads, not the official series, and they tend to disappear or skip episodes, so treat them as a preview at best.

Where to start

If you want something you can finish, go with Yakshini or Cupid's Curse. If you want a story you can live inside for months, My Vampire System or Super Yoddha will keep you busy. Whichever you pick, the full guides above will help you keep track of who is who once the episode count climbs into the thousands.