‘Criminal Justice Adhura Sach’ Teaser: Pankaj Tripathi’s Madhav Mishra Is Back To Question The Legal System With His Toughest Case Yet
As a lawyer myself, I absolutely love a good legal thriller and the one Indian legal thriller that has kept us all hooked is Disney+ Hotstar’s, Criminal Justice. After 2 successful seasons, this legal crime thriller series is all set to return with season 3 titled Criminal Justice Adhura Sach. Directed by Rohan Sippy, this season Pankaj Tripathi will be seen reprising his role of Advocate Madhav Mishra as he returns to the courtroom for season 3. And the teaser of Criminal Justice Adhura Sach has just dropped.
Pankaj Tripathi’s Madhav Mishra is back with his wit, humour and quest for the truth as he tackles yet another tricky case which might be the toughest case of his career. While the teaser does not give away much about the case, the video opens with Madhav Mishra being approached by a girl named Avantika Ahuja who requests him to fight her case. Madhav Mishra goes on to turn his bathroom into his chambers to find answers to this legal challenge as he faces off with Assistant Public Prosecutor Lekha, played by Shweta Basu Prasad. And it looks like “simple” and “straightforward” doesn’t exist in Madhav’s syllabus.
Check out this teaser of Criminal Justice Adhura Sach.
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Directed by Rohan Sippy, this season of Criminal Justice has been produced by Applause Entertainment in association with BBC Studios India. While the release date of Criminal Justice Adhura Sach has not been given away yet, we cannot wait to find out more about this legal crime thriller. Speaking about reprising his role as Madhav Mishra, Pankaj Tripathi shared that in this season his character will set out on a new adventure and question the limits of the law as he takes a deep dive into the legal battles of his clients. Director Rohan Sippy shared that Madhav Mishra will not only question the judiciary and its limits but he will also reveal a never-seen-before side of our legal system.
For the unversed, Criminal Justice is based on 2008 British television series by the same name. The British series had 2 seasons both of which were made in Hindi – Criminal Justice and Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors. Psst….ab humare syllabus mein bas intezaar likha hai!
