There are no newly produced or official additional episodes. Any “NEW” count is either a mislabel or a platform-specific re-edit.
The story of is more than just a typical television drama; it is a landmark in Indian television history that redefined the "enemies-to-lovers" trope. Spanning 405 episodes (though often cited as 398 in official episode orders), the series aired on Star Plus from June 6, 2011, to November 30, 2012. The Story: Fire Meets Ice
Those are outdated entries from mid-2012, before the show extended its run due to popular demand. The show was initially planned for 150 episodes but was extended to 173. Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon Season 1 Total Episodes -NEW
The show concluded abruptly after 398 episodes due to the departure of the male lead, Barun Sobti, who left to pursue a career in films. Despite the relatively short run compared to other Indian soaps (which often run for thousands of episodes), the show developed a massive international following and retains a high re-watch value on streaming platforms like Disney+ Hotstar.
The lengthy episode run is divided into several highly engaging story blocks that keep viewers hooked from start to finish: There are no newly produced or official additional episodes
In November 2015, a special web-sequel titled was released. Total Episodes: 8 webisodes
| Platform | Availability | Quality | Subtitles | Cost | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | (India) | All 173 episodes | HD Remastered (720p) | English/Hindi | Subscription (₹499/year) | | YouTube – StarPlus Channel | Episodes 1–100 (official) | SD & HD mixed | Auto-generated | Free (ad-supported) | | Amazon Prime Video (Selected regions) | 173 episodes | HD | English | Included with Prime | | MX Player (India, free) | 173 episodes | Standard | Hindi only | Free | Spanning 405 episodes (though often cited as 398
Second, the finite nature of 177 episodes preserved character integrity. In longer-running shows, protagonists often become caricatures of themselves—the “angry young man” becomes a petulant child, the “optimistic girl” becomes a doormat. In IPKKND, Arnav Singh Raizada (Barun Sobti) evolves logically. His transformation from the arrogant business tycoon to a vulnerable husband happens gradually across these 177 episodes, never feeling rushed or unearned. Similarly, Khushi (Sanaya Irani) retains her core—her loud, ghar ki murgi dal barabar philosophy—without losing her agency. The show ended while the audience still craved more, a hallmark of great storytelling. As the saying goes, “Always leave them wanting more,” and the creators did exactly that at Episode 177.