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My Lord...

In the name of 'Hawala', there exists a parallel economic system.

An unknown sender transfers money from an unknown location

to someone located in a different corner of the country.

All of this, by hoodwinking the government.

We don't know if the money sponsors terrorism or breaks down a country.

When a country is developing, it isn't just the external enemies

The internal enemies too cause hurdles.

Guys, cheers! - Cheers! [IN UNISON]

Our teetotaller Atul has finally stepped inside a pub.

Guys, he's applied for a US Visa.

Enough man. - Dude...

Your visa will be... - A goner!

Goner. - Dusted.

Enough with the bullshit. I know how it works.

What do you know, my boy?

Instead of a Thar, if you'd bought a Maruti,

you would've gotten great mileage, right?

This guy! - Man!

This is an off road vehicle.

Can't believe I'm explaining things to you.

Off road? - Of course.

Dude, I forgot about the match. What's the score?

Hold on guys.

Madhu's calling.

Hi! [IN UNISON] [MADHU] Hi!

Look at all the monkeys, partying together.

Not really. Morris bought a new car!

So, he's giving us a party!

Cheers Madhu!

Cheers! - Wait.

Is that Gaurav? - Yes.

When did you return from Tulsa? - Been a week already.

Well, you guys must be having a lot of fun since a week.

Anyway you'll be back in two months after your exams.

Don't come back. Take him with you instead.

I'm done with him. - Idiot!

You think that guy's going to come with me?

You think he'll leave his parents and Bengaluru behind to live here?

Madhu, I'll talk to you later.

Okay? Bye.

♪ Bad boys ♪

Don't make such nonsensical comments.

♪ Bad boys ♪

♪ It's cool ♪

♪ Bad boys ♪

♪ It's cool ♪

♪ Bagalalito ♪

♪ Bagalalito ♪

♪ Bagale ♪

♪ Bagale ♪

♪ Hopping across the floor, here we come ♪

♪ Flap your wings and fly across the globe ♪

♪ Boom boom bang bang ♪

♪ This noisy world shall make you lonely ♪

♪ Ding dong rings the bell ♪

♪ Topsy turvy, the road ahead's curvy ♪

♪ Topsy turvy, the road ahead's crazy ♪

♪ Topsy turvy, the road ahead's curvy ♪

♪ Topsy turvy, the road ahead's crazy ♪

♪ Bagalalito ♪

♪ Bagalalito ♪

♪ Bagale! ♪

♪ Bagale! ♪

♪ Bad boys ♪

♪ It's cool ♪

♪ Why so serious? ♪

♪ Why the drama? ♪

♪ Tell us ♪

♪ O' tell us why ♪

♪ The world around you is phony ♪

♪ Pay up for admiring ♪

♪ Now pay the price ♪

♪ Get off the ground ♪

♪ Bounce and go around ♪

♪ Whirl 'n whoosh, go with a swoosh ♪

♪ Topsy turvy, the road ahead's curvy ♪

♪ Topsy turvy, the road ahead's crazy ♪

♪ Topsy turvy, the road ahead's curvy ♪

♪ Topsy turvy, the road ahead's crazy ♪

♪ Bagalalito ♪

♪ Bagalalito ♪

♪ Bagale ♪

♪ Bagale ♪

♪ Shake the buzz off ♪

♪ It's creaking in here ♪

♪ Bad boys ♪

♪ It's cool ♪

♪ I feel the goosebumps ♪

♪ In my blood and veins ♪

♪ Uff! The rush! ♪

♪ Uff! The mush! ♪

♪ O' dimwitted you ♪

♪ Why the false pride? ♪

♪ Come on now, soon ♪

♪ Get along and swoon ♪

♪ The world's a facade ♪

♪ Look with 'em eyes open wide ♪

♪ Move your waist and take it in your stride ♪

♪ Bagalalito ♪

♪ Bagalalito ♪

♪ Bagale ♪

♪ Bagale ♪

♪ Hopping across the floor, here we come ♪

♪ Flap your wings and fly across the globe ♪

♪ Boom boom bang bang ♪

♪ This noisy world shall make you lonely ♪

♪ Ding dong rings the bell ♪

♪ Topsy turvy, the road ahead's curvy ♪

♪ Topsy turvy, the road ahead's crazy ♪

♪ Topsy turvy, the road ahead's curvy ♪

♪ Topsy turvy, the road ahead's crazy ♪

♪ Bad boys ♪

♪ It's cool ♪

Hello?

Yes. He's here. Just a minute.

Sir, you've got a call.

Who's calling me at this hour? Give it to me.

Tell me.

Yes?

Yeah, okay?

What in the hell!

How did that happen?

Fine! I'm leaving.

I'll disconnect the call and the jeep shall start!

Is there a dance performance in there? Move aside!

O' my my!

Sir, the corpse!

The bar counter's phenomenal!

Sir, the corpse is lying here.

What else? Would it be flying around?

Let me take a look at myself first.

She's been murdered brutally.

A murder's a murder.

There's nothing brutal or gentle about it.

Let me go man! Why have you tied me up?

He's the one, Sir.

Is he the one? The villain in the story?

Sir, I didn't do anything.

Trust me. I didn't do anything. Please, Sir.

Collect the CCTV footage. - Sir, I didn't do anything.

Sir! [REPORTERS CLAMOURING]

Was she found dead right where she was killed?

Everyone move!

When did the murder take place? - Like I had an alarm to check.

Is he the murderer? - Everyone move.

[REPORTERS CLAMOURING]

Let me investigate first. - Sir, please let me go.

I need to go home. Please.

Move aside, madam. - Make way people!

Ay Chandrappa! Hit the accelerator!

Please give us some information.

Social worker and the head of the NGO - 'Namma Bhoomi' Roopa,

has been brutally murdered.

A leader of the farmers in the making.

Known for her direct, no-nonsense approach in questioning the government.

Roopa is no more.

Ani!

Oh no! - Amma (Mother)!

My son! What happened? [LAWYER] Where's the officer?

Amma, I've no clue what happened.

Appa (Father)? - Look at his plight!

Please open the door.

How are you, Ani?

Amma! - My Ani!

Please tell the police and get my son out!

Oh my god!

Please get her some water.

Appa! I'm terrified with what's happening!

God's with us.

God is with us!

Yes!

Listen to me!

I'll even pledge my life to get you out.

You.. didn't do this, right?

Not at all.

Look at me now!

Rama! Sri Ramachandra. He was a God, right?

He went through so much.

You..

Don't be afraid. Okay?

I'll make sure to get you out.

You'll be fine.

I...

Sir, is your son the culprit?

Please make way for them. - Sir, why did he murder her?

Sir, how's he related to her? - Are you defending their son?

Are you his lawyer? Will you be handling this case?

[MEDIA CONTINUES TO CLAMOUR]

Sir, were they lovers?

[LAWYER] They've just met their son.

They'll answer when the time's right.

[REPORTERS CONTINUE CLAMOURING]

Start instigating a protest using Roopa's murder incident.

Start shouting slogans in front of the Gandhi statue,

Vidhana Soudha and the old Central Jail.

Protest against the CM and the government.

Make sure you express your contempt!

Don't forget the Town hall. Gather more people there.

I'll make sure this news reaches the High Command in Delhi.

Take this.

Sir, aren't you a part of this government?

So what if I am?

The CM isn't on my side, is he?

Don't you wish to see your Qureshi, the Housing minister

become the Home Minister of the state?

I've to make my political moves.

Qureshi is happy. [IN URDU]

The CM shall be flabbergasted.

WE WANT JUSTICE! [IN UNISON]

[WOMEN CONTINUE TO PROTEST]

Down with the Chief Minister!

Yes, Sir. I understand.

Yes, Sir.

Okay.

Direct job creation.

Send me the proposal.

Our priority is employment.

The government shall provide all the necessary, okay?

Sir? - Yes?

The Party President.

What? - The High Command.

What do they want?

It's about yesterday's Roopa's murder incident.

Social worker and the head of the NGO - 'Namma Bhoomi' Roopa,

has been brutally murdered.

Before the opposition party takes political advantage of this incident...

You've to clear this.

I shall.

The next month, we've the International Women's Conference.

The President will be attending.

If somebody brings it up, our Government will end up in a sticky situation.

So, we need to nip it in the bud.

Or was it a political ploy to shut Roopa up, once and for all?

The matter is already heating up.

Get the DCP here.

After the public grievance addressal, arrange a press conference.

Should I ask the Advocate General to attend?

No need for that.

Who was that guy?

The lawyer who filed a PIL regarding the ring road case

and dragged a minister to the court.

You mean Advocate Govind?

Yes! Get Govind.

Let's make him the Special Prosecutor.

Don't do this, Sir.

We'll be handing the handcuffs and end up tying our hands up.

He's an ill-tempered man.

But intelligent.

He won't bow to anyone. But he's sincere.

He's the best.

If the Government has to steer clear off this issue, we need him.

Get Govind.

Say cheese!

Enough now.

Wait. What was your love story like? - What?!

What's happening young man?

Can't I ask about your story?

My son!

Does it have to be our love story?

Not just you.

I'll tell my story to your children too.

Our love story is like the one in 'Prema Loka'.

I've received a message and call from the CM's office.

What? From the CM's office?

All this while you've taken the cabinet ministers to task.

Now, it's the CM turn?

Come on now. They want my help.

His secretary has messaged asking me to meet.

I don't trust you.

Why would he want to meet you?

Well, because... - He's the best!

We'll discuss that later.

[INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS]

[PUBLIC SUBMITTING GRIEVANCES]

I AM ROOPA! WE ALL ARE ROOPA!

Sir, do you know why they're protesting?

The Home Minister's useless.

Namaskara (Greetings)!

Hello, Mr. Ravindra. - Namaskara, Sir.

When did you move here from the Delhi bureau?

A couple of days ago.

Last evening, I met the Agriculture and Fertilizer Minister in Delhi.

This year, we shall ensure the neem-coated fertilizers will

be available to every farmer in all corners of the state.

The sowing period shall not be affected.

Sir...

Within a month, there's been riots in Mangaluru, Shivamogga and Hubballi.

A new problem is arising every day.

Law and order is completely in tatters.

Would you like to comment on that?

Well... - Sir, last night.

Roopa, who was running an NGO named 'Namma Bhoomi' was murdered.

What could be the reason behind this murder?

Sir, was Roopa's murder a political ploy?

Well...

Our government is working day and night, for the welfare of the farmers and the poor.

Some anti-national elements are causing riots and commotion.

The police have already brought it under control.

There are no riots over there.

Could Roopa have been murdered for voicing against the government?

Roopa's death really is a tragic matter.

Those responsible for her murder will be... - Sir!

The culprit has been arrested, right? - I know that very well.

The intelligence department has briefed me.

The culprit will be punished as per the law.

By the time he's done with court trials and is sentenced,

your government would've made way for the next one.

Listen mister!

Roopa might have voiced against our government.

But the responsibility of delivering justice for her death...

Is nobody's but ours!

I'm telling everyone today.

I will set up a special fast track court to deal with her case.

I'll ensure the murderer faces punishment within six months.

That man has grown senile. Make me the Home Minister.

I'll get funds for the party. For you too.

That man's antics is only causing more pressure and false news.

He's a weak home minister.

Don't I know who's weak and who's the strong one?

Stick to getting your job right. That will do.

Qureshi.. is happy.

How's our game coming along?

Mudde Gowda, like you suggested, I called up the party's High Command.

I told them how Roopa's rape and murder will cause distress here.

Watch everything burn now.

He called for Govind and set up the fast track court.

He doused the fire in a jiffy.

Forget it, Sir.

What about the 350 crores...? - Shush!

She died.

You won, Qureshi.

I watched the news.

As a woman...

Do you expect me to defend a suspect in another woman's murder?

Madam, I...

I'm not here to defend my son.

He's not committed any crime, madam.

He hasn't.

The charges haven't been filed yet.

This is the FIR copy.

I'll study the case first.

Only if I feel that Anil is innocent...

Will I take this case up.

Sure.

Madam, you're a lawyer.

Beyond that, you're an artist.

We watched your performance.

It felt like Goddess Durga appeared in front of us.

Please embody the spirit of Durga and save my son.

Mukta? - Sir?

Pass me the charge sheet copy. - Okay, Sir.

Go through medical jurisprudence books and

find details about those who died of internal bleeding.

Murali! - Sir?

Chenga Reddy and Others vs State of A.P. 1996.

Refer the case and copy the statements provided in the judgement

based on circumstantial evidence.

Okay, Sir.

Sir, this is an open and shut case.

The murder took place. The corpse has been found.

The murderer too has been arrested.

Why are we still preparing so much?

The case we're facing seems very simple.

But there lies a big problem in it.

We've no supporting evidence in this case.

All we've is a theory about how the murder took place.

This is all the defending team needs.

To turn the case upside down.

We've to prove in the court that Anil is the murderer.

A mistake from our end...

Will help declare Anil as an innocent.

But sir...

How will our mistake declare Anil as an innocent?

We've to prove a murder that nobody has witnessed.

If we slip up, the defence team will prove that nobody committed the murder.

So, our strategy is.. to attack.

Miss Bhargavi...

Looks like you took up this case without knowing that I'm the Prosecutor.

That's okay.

One must be blessed to lose against me.

Mr. Govind, aren't you being overconfident assuming that you'll win?

If you're merely taking up high profile cases because it grabs media's attention..

It could backfire.

Be careful.

You know that I'm the best.

I am who I am.

And you, are who you are. Am I right?

One hundred percent. - Let's go.

WE WANT JUSTICE! [PROTESTORS IN UNISON]

WE WANT JUSTICE! [PROTESTORS IN UNISON]

Ani!

Be brave.

Woah. You're here too.

It's Govind sir's case. I wouldn't miss it for anything.

Also, this isn't any ordinary case.

No less than an India-Pakistan match.

Case number 823/2023. State vs Anil Kumar.

The bench wishes to inform the prosecution and the defence something.

This is a Fast Track Court.

Kindly hurry up with the arguments and counters.

Seeking adjournments on petty details and grounds will not be entertained.

Prosecution, are you ready for the opening statement?

'Crime is an act against the law.'

My Lord.

This isn't an ordinary case.

It's about an educated man, who in a state of intoxication,

has committed rape and murder.

The prosecution argues that the suspect Anil is the murderer.

The prosecution is ready to submit the necessary documents and evidence to prove it.

My Lord.

The punishment for this suspect should serve as a warning

to those who wish to commit such heinous crimes.

That's all, My Lord.

Defence's opening statements?

My Lord.

The judicial system doesn't operate on emotional statements

like the ones Mr. Govind just made.

To commit a crime, one requires...

Intent, motive and opportunity.

None of which my client had.

Anil was in the wrong place at the wrong time on that night.

What followed was merely circumstantial.

That's all, My Lord.

Once the bench reviews the evidence submitted to the court, let the arguments begin.

Let's take a 30 minutes' break.

Your honour...

This, is an unusual case.

Because in this murder case

The suspect and the eyewitness are the one and the same.

So, Anil's statement is the most important one.

So Anil...

About your background. - Yes?

What is your educational and professional background?

I've pursued my MBA in Finance.

I work at the AYG Bank.

I help clients with their investments.

But that's in the past. I'm now unemployed.

I'm jobless.

What kind of investments do you mean?

Mutual funds, private placements, bonds... - Okay. Got it.

On the night of April 16th. What happened?

It was a Sunday.

I was out for dinner with my friends.

Why do you have my phone? Give it back.

When you were out rocking and rolling on the dance floor, it fell down.

Fine. Give it now. I need to call Appa.

I've to inform him that I'll be late and he has to open the door.

Really?

Who's this Roopa who keeps popping up on your phone?

You've updated her picture in the reminder.

Dude, she's my client. Just give me my phone!

Let Gaurav and Morris return. They've gone to get the drinks.

Dude, Gaurav is a sly messenger.

He'll end up cooking up tales to Madhu in the US.

Give me my phone before he returns!

You're saying she's your client?

Then call her right away.

Don't think you can trick me.

You've sent Madhu to the US and are fooling around here.

Dude, wait!

Want me to call her?

I'll do it right away. - Go ahead.

Hello?

Hi! - Dude...

I shall leave. I need to meet the client.

If she accepts this proposal...

I'm going to rock!

It must have been around 8.30 P.M.

I left as Roopa asked me to come over.

Woah!

Why are you barging inside?

What's the flat number? - 1204. B block.

Are you a visitor? - Yes.

Wait a minute.

There's no entry approval in the app.

Well, I guess...

Madam forgot to enter it. - That won't do. Please go back.

You mean to say...

Roopa hadn't mentioned your coming with the security.

No.

After you called her, she informed them to allow you inside.

Right? - Yes.

Supposedly she invited him over and this man just walked in.

What a cock and bull story.

[JUDGE] Silence!

And then?

Mr. Anil? - Yes, Ma'am.

Please sit.

Can I connect my tab to the TV? - Sure.

You can use the remote. - Okay. Thanks.

Did anything seem unusual at her place?

No.

She was normal.

What happened next?

Can you tell me about the best investment plans?

Well, there's mutual funds, equities.

There's also gold bonds you can invest in.

Freeze that plan.

Anything regarding property investments?

Yes. We've a lot of options.

I'll take you through the list.

Okay. This is fine.

The third property you showed me?

I'm confirming the purchase.

But the registration has to take place next week.

The property papers are with the bank.

But to make it happen in a week... - Nope.

Please make it happen.

I want it registered next week.

Okay. I'll call my manager and check with him.

Sure. Try to convince him.

By the way, the call reception is bad in here.

You may have to go outside.

Okay. Sure. Give me two minutes. - Take your time.

I'm expecting someone else.

Okay. I'll be back.

Pick up! [MUMBLING]

Hello sir!

Why are you bugging me on a Sunday?

I'm getting a superb deal done. Remember the HSR property?

Which one? The one up for auction?

Yes. That one.

The client is ready for the registration to take place next week.

We need permission from the higher ups.

Let's discuss it tomorrow.

No way. This has to happen.

I've already committed. Please, Sir.

Let me talk to the GM and call you back.

Okay.

Ma'am?

Ma'am?

My manager just...

Madam?

Roopa Madam?

Are you there?

Oh no.

Roopa Madam?

Madam?

Madam?!

What's wrong?!

Shit!

When I was exiting the house...

A man bumped into me and ran away.

I panicked and ran from there.

That was all that happened.

My Lord.

Anil's statement and the charge sheet details match.

But in this charge sheet

The third person - The one who bumped into Anil.

There's absolutely no mention of him.

Surprising.

Who are they trying to save?

We need to find the answer to this.

That's it.

Govind, would you like to cross examine?

Sorry, Madam. I won't be cross examining now.

There's no mention of the third person in the charge sheet.

Did the police do this intentionally?

Nah. Not the question you should be asking.

Okay?

Why didn't Govind cross examine?

The court is adjourned till the next week.

Hi-five!

Bhuvana? - Yes, madam?

Someone's in a good mood.

What happened in the court?

The defence lawyer Bhargavi lacks experience.

She took up a case against me.

She challenged to achieve something and ended up giving up her line of defence.

When the next hearing the court begins, it's going to be my game.

Looks like you wrote about my case in this week's column?

Your diction is good.

Maybe you could've analysed it a bit more in-depth.

If you'd asked, I would've given you some ideas.

I've written my opinion.

I think my readers like it that way.

I saw the news.

When I look at Anil, he seems innocent.

His face carries a sense of anxiety and confusion.

This is what it means to judge a book by its cover.

Court functions on evidence and the legal system.

Not by the opinion of columnists.

Proceed.

Your honour.

When you consider Anil's background, he's a man of good conduct, who grew up in a good home.

To find out what kind of a person he was.

To understand his behaviour...

I need permission to call his friend Morris into the witness box.

Okay.

Morris D'souza!

Morris. - Yes, madam?

How long have you and Anil been friends for?

Ummm.. Madam, we've been friends since our school days.

Okay. What is Anil like?

Anil is my best friend.

And, he's a cricketer too.

He's been ambitious since ever.

He's a good son to his parents.

He's a very hard working person. - How do you mean?

He's a sales person, right?

He had set targets for everything.

He wanted to own a house by the age of 35.

He wished to marry his childhood friend, Madhu.

He wanted a car and dreamt of having a solid bank balance.

My Lord!

When a man is so focused, is it possible to believe that he raped and murdered someone?

So, the argument that Anil had intent and motive itself is questionable.

That's all your honour.

Prosecution, do you wish to cross examine?

Yes, My Lord.

Your name is Morris...

Morris. - Yes, sir.

Morris...

Why does your name sound familiar?

According to you, Anil's a good man.

Whatever he wanted to have, he would plan and work to get it.

Right. - Yes, sir.

Objection, My Lord.

If the accused's conduct is good, there shall not be any criminal intent.

That is your objection, right?

My Lord.

Please refer the case of Akhilesh Yadav vs State of Bihar - March 11th, 2022.

And also, refer to Act 53/A, Section 376 - Rape.

Along with section 364 A & B.

When there's a case of atrocity against women,

the accused's past doesn't even come into consideration.

Sir...

So...

This good man had been to a pub to drink.

You raise objections pretty often, don't you?

Take a look.

A young middle class man.

A long list of desires.

Greedy to gain whatever he wishes to have.

You keep calling it ambition.

My Lord.

Please refer exhibit number 9.

Do you mean to say that those who drink are bad people?

My Lord.

The question isn't about whether Anil drinks or not.

He called Roopa after drinking.

She invited him over and he went.

He just had an extra peg before he left.

Poor guy's a good man. Just like him.

What is the point, Mr. Govind?

The point is.. Roopa never called.

Anil called her and begged to meet her.

That proves his planning and intent.

Morris... Austin Morris.

My neighbour owned an Austin Morris car.

My Lord.

My next witness is security guard Ganesh.

Namaskara sir.

How long have you worked as a security guard?

Four years, sir.

You've got a sway to you.

Do you know him? - Of course. I do.

That night, he committed a murder and was fleeing.

I caught him.

Did you see him murder someone?

Answer to the question asked.

Never mind. Do you know her?

She's going to grind you to dust and devour you.

The night Roopa was killed, was he present?

Yes, sir.

It was around 8.45 in the night.

Looks like you make a note of everything.

She'll raise an objection about that too.

I watch Korean movies and Hindi web-shows.

I know everything too.

Great. You made our jobs easier.

Isn't that right, Miss. Bhargavi?

Please continue.

Did you let him inside that night?

I didn't, sir.

There's no mention of you in the app.

Madam, the security's not allowing me inside.

I shall call him.

You will? Okay. Sure.

Call him and let him know.

Just a minute.

Go this way.

That's the point I'm making.

Roopa was expecting him.

So she let him inside.

When a guest arrives, it's customary for a good person to invite them inside.

Was it wrong of her to invite him?

Or was it wrong of him to misuse the opportunity?

Okay. What happened next?

Oh no. Looks like you fell pretty badly.

What happened? - Nothing!

Watch where you're going.

What happened? - It's fine.

But tell me... What?!

Why do you have blood on you?!

Hold him down! - I didn't do anything.

Take him away!

Witness is open for you to cross examine.

Your honour. Give me an hour's time.

Okay.

Madam... [MUMBLES]

That lawyer accused my son of getting drunk and causing a commotion.

He called him greedy and a pervert!

But my son isn't any of it. He didn't kill her.

Please tell her.

Sir, don't worry. This is a common procedure.

The actual trial happens based on the technical evidences.

Sampath will explain it to you in detail.

Please don't worry. - But madam..

My Lord.

My next witness is Dr. Anand.

Doctor, could you explain your report to the court?

Sure, sir.

My Lord.

Mr. Anil...

Well.. I'm sorry.

After the accused was arrested, his blood sample was checked.

BAC as in the Blood Alcohol Concentration was found to be between 0.09% to 0.1%.

High BAC levels indicate he was highly drunk.

If that BAC level is 0.09%, is it a lot or is it less?

It's considered very high.

What happens when a man's highly drunk?

A man loses his emotional stability.

So, you're saying he would've lost his rationality of the right or wrong.

Objection, My Lord.

He's leading the witness.

He's an expert witness madam.

Listen to what he has to say. Feel free to object later.

Continue, doctor.

Yes.

Someone in that state, can't judge between the right and wrong actions.

Oh.

Can one violently rape and silently murder someone?

Yes. There are chances.

Objection, My Lord.

Overruled.

My Lord.

A survey states that in about 70% of cases where men commit acts of atrocity against women,

the man in question is said to be drunk.

Yes. There are possibilities of violent reactions.

Oh god!

That night, accused Anil was drunk.

He lost control.

He found Roopa, the woman in front of him, beautiful.

He took his chances. That's why he's here today.

Witness is open for you to cross examine.

Doctor...

When the BAC levels, the ones defining the alcohol content in blood, goes above 0.1%.

What happens?

A man loses the awareness of his actions.

He might react unpredictably. - Oh.

So, when Anil left the pub...

His BAC levels must have been higher 0.1%.

Yes.

Because Anil was tested after the murder took place.

Yes.

Which means it was higher before. - Obviously.

If one's in such a condition, do you think he was capable of having a discussion with Roopa?

About that...

One can't define it so specifically.

Everybody has different drinking limits.

Going by your statement.

One cannot unwaveringly claim that those who have 0.1% BAC levels

are definitely going to commit violent acts.

There are chances.

But one cannot surely say that violence is a given in such cases.

My Lord.

Cases based only on circumstantial evidences cannot be judged on chances.

The prosecution is intentionally including Anil into the group of 70%.

But there are chances of him being among the rest, right?

That's all your honour. Thank you, doctor.

What a logical point.

It's a legal point.

This point alone is enough for madam to win.

Bhuvana, please put the salad in a tiffin box.

Also, I only need two Chapathis. - Okay, madam.

Ay! Hurry up with your breakfast. I'm getting late for college.

Hello?

Yes.

I have the column ready.

I'll make a few corrections and send it to you.

Yes. Definitely.

Good morning, sir. - Good morning.

Here's the bail copy.

[MOBILE PHONE CHIMES]

Good morning, sir. - Good morning.

[MOBILE PHONE CHIMES AGAIN]

Why is she staring at me like that?

Sir, the vehicle's ready.

I'm waiting for my wife.

Shall we wait or leave her behind? - Let's wait for her.

Then leave.

I'm surprised.

Why's that?

You look very smart today.

I do?

Actually, you're the one looking good.

How come you never told me all these days?

Never got a chance to say it.

So, you weren't in love before? - What?! Erm...

Love?!

After joining this crazy man, nothing has worked out for me.

Love left me long ago.

Ay! Why do I hear you discussing lovey dovey matters?

Erm... It's nothing, sir.

Saw how his ears stood up as soon as he heard the word 'love'?

Sir, do you know what message he's sent me?

A message?! I never did. - See it for yourself, sir.

What message did I send you?

And you've replied too.

Sir, I also liked him.

So, I replied.

Why are you uttering nonsense?!

Sir, ask her to message me once.

He must have deleted them. - What?! No!

Sir, she's bluffing! - Wait a minute man!

Let me read these messages. - Sure, sir.

What else will it be?

'I love you.' 'Me too.'

'Looking gorgeous'

Ay! How do you know about their conversations?

Actually, I've developed a messaging app.

I used Muktha and Murali's number and sent messages to each other.

Watch what your son's up to. - Yeah, right.

He's no less than you.

There you go. - Oops!

Help me wear it.

Help me wear it.

Straighten my collar. - Yes. Of course.

Very nice.

Thank you. - Bye.

Oy! Kid!

You really are a sneaky boy.

You deleted those messages, right? - Yes.

That's sorted then.

I can retrieve it from the archive though.

Wait! Listen! You!

Mister! Kiddo!

What a naughty kid!

My Lord.

The prosecution's next witness is Dr. Sharan Chaudhary.

He's the one who conducted the post-mortem on Roopa's body.

Doctor, which medical jurisprudence book did you refer?

Parikh's Textbook of Medical Jurisprudence.

As per your report, how did Roopa die?

Since the victim's head was banged against the wall, she died.

An intracranial subdural haemorrhage.

In simple terms, it's called an SDH.

Excessive bleeding led to her death.

Murali, bring it over.

As per your statement...

An injury occurred in this part of the head and Roopa died.

Yes, sir.

My Lord.

Anil finished his presentation and waited for his boss' call.

The alcohol in him, aroused the lust in him.

Ay!

Stop cooking up stories!

If you can prove it, prove it in the right way.

How dare you lie to win the case and gain fame from it?

Shut up!

Answer only when you're spoken to in the court.

Quiet.

Continue, doctor.

It could've happened the way I described it, right?

I don't know about what happened before the murder.

But when I studied the crime scene, it is a possibility.

Oh my god! What's happening?

Doctor. You just told us this.

An intracranial subdural haemorrhage. - Subdural haemorrhage.

Yes.

When there's impact against the head and one bleeds out

How long does it take for death to occur?

Erm... 15 to 20 minutes.

Did Roopa die as soon her head was banged against the wall?

No.

Roopa must have died while she was lying in the bed.

It definitely isn't a sudden death.

My Lord. Let's look at the timeline as per the police charge sheet.

At 8.45 P.M. - Anil entered Roopa's house.

At 9.15 P.M. - He called his boss.

At 9.35 P.M. - He called his friend, Atul.

At 9.45 P.M. - The security guards caught hold of him.

Bhargavi, what's your point? - Let me explain.

Doctor, in your report, you've written that

Roopa's death occurred between 9 P.M. to 10 P.M.

That's right.

As per the prosecution's argument, is it possible for Roopa's head to

have been smashed and for her to bleed out to death within 20 minutes?

Yeah. It's possible.

Ahan! So, 'it's possible'.

Which means - it 'could' have happened.

My Lord. Here's another possibility.

When Anil saw Roopa, she could've been alive.

When he panicked and ran...

The third person. The probable killer.

He could've returned to check if she was alive or dead.

The fingerprint expert has mentioned the possibility of a third person's involvement.

Yes.

Apart from the prosecution's theory, there could be other possibilities too, right?

Yes. It is definitely possible.

Your honour.

The prosecution has only provided evidence that Anil probably could've killed her.

But they've not presented any evidence to confirm that Anil is THE killer.

Note this point, your honour.

The court is adjourned.

[MAN CONVERSES IN RUSSIAN]

He's says they've paid you but the job still isn't done.

Especially the one related to the government.

What do you have to say about it?

Tell your boss that his work will be done.

His money will be given.

Okay?

I'll be coming home late tonight.

My friend's returned from the U.S.

Son...

When I was your age, my nickname was a chubby peda (sweet)!

Yeah, right.

It must have been dark jamoon.

You probably misheard them. - You silly boy!

Amma, you make dosé all week.

Your daughter-in-law's a foreign return.

Learn to make pasta, burger and noodles. - Fine.

I'll watch YouTube and learn to make it.

Please have the dosé today. - Please have the dosé today.

I...

I'll have it tomorrow. I'm going now.

Say that you'll be back soon.

Why are you in a hurry? Are you working on a Sunday too?

Spend the day with us, please? - Spend the day with us, please?

Look at you cosying up to your wife.

Amma, when clients asks for me, I need to be there.

That's my job. Okay. Bye.

Why are you rushing? Have your breakfast with Appa.

Have your breakfast with Appa.

Madhu? - Maava (Father-in-law)?

What happened in the court today?

Is our lawyer handling our case well?

Bhargavi madam is presenting strong arguments in the court.

She was telling us that the judgement would be in our favour.

When's the next hearing?

You're writing your exam, while we're being tested here.

Once this is over, it's time for your wedding.

I'll come down to tell what a gem my Anil is.

Sure.

Did you interrogate him on the spot and arrest him right there?

Oh no. I didn't interrogate him there.

I brought him to the station and interrogated him.

Then why do I hear Bhargavi, the defence lawyer

crying about the presence of a third person?

Yeah. I was right here listening to her.

Then tell me about it.

Well, I went through the CCTV footage, you know?

I checked the security application too, alright?

There was no third person at all.

If he was real, he would've come to us and

given a statement just to stay out of our radar.

Don't you think so too? Tell me?

My Lord.

If Anil was telling the truth about the presence of a third man...

He should've exited the house, right?

Logically speaking, there was no third man.

You got it right, sir!

You're a genius.

My Lord.

I now need your permission to cross examine Anil.

The slog over is about to start.

The real game begins.

Proceed.

Anil?

Roopa was prepared to invest around 7-8 crores rupees in the share market.

Not at all.

She intended to invest around 1.5 crore rupees, including the property purchase.

You're lying.

All Roopa had in her bank account was 18,376 rupees.

Whether it was about Roopa investing money or you calling the boss.

Both were cock and bull stories.

Stories you cooked up after murdering her.

No, sir.

She called me over to discuss the investment plans.

Okay.

Let's assume you're right. For the sake of argument.

After you called your boss, he took 20 minutes to get back to you, right?

What were you doing until then?

I was waiting on the terrace.

You're lying! You never went to the terrace.

Let me tell you what you did in those 20 minutes.

In those 20 minutes, you assaulted Roopa.

In those 20 minutes, you smashed Roopa's head against the wall.

Objection!

Objection, My Lord!

In those 20 minutes, Roopa died. - Govind! Stop it!

In those 20 minutes, you cooked up the stories.

I cooked up stories?

What are you saying?! - Objection!

You are a womanizer. - Stop it!

You're a murderer! - Govind!

Govind! Stop it!

You're a bloody rapist! - Objection!

Order! - You cannot speak to my client like this.

You can't behave like this. - It's okay if I'm held in contempt.

This is the truth. - Calm down.

I'm going to shout the truth out loud!

I shall not accept injustice being meted out to an innocent girl!

Govind, stop it! - Objection, My Lord!

Govind, silence!

Both of you meet us in the chamber.

Phew! After listening to that heated argument, I need a chilled ice-cream.

Mark my words!

Mr. Govind will nonchalantly win the case.

You both are senior counsels.

I didn't expect this behaviour from you.

If you breach the sanctity of the court again...

I'll make a serious note on both of you.

Behave yourselves!

We learnt about state and law authority today.

In the next class, let's discuss about citizenship and state authority, okay?

Also, the internal exams are nearing.

I want all of you to be prepared.

Ma'am? - Yes?

This question's out of our syllabus.

What's your opinion on the Roopa murder case?

Ma'am, every TV channel has a different side to take.

Some are on Roopa's side.

Others are supporting the government.

The rest are supporting the opposition party.

Whose side are you on?

Of course. She's supporting her hero, Govind sir.

Judiciary and judgement don't function on emotions.

It runs on facts and proof.

The truth has to win.

And it will.

Truth is always patient.

Remember the saying?

There's delay, but there's no denial.

Your honour.

Please refer to the case of Sharad Birdhi Chand Sarda vs State Of Maharashtra.

In cases with only circumstantial evidence...

We know. Get to the point.

Suspect Anil called his friend Atul as soon as he saw Roopa lying dead.

Defence wants him as its witness.

Hearsays or chitchats don't count as evidence in the court.

I object for this, your honour.

Overruled.

Allow the witness.

My Lord.

Anil who spotted Roopa murdered...

I mean, Anil spotted her after Roopa was murdered and calls his friend Atul.

Hello? Atula!

Hello?!

I can't hear you. There's a lot of disturbance here.

There's been a murder!

A murder!

Huh?

There's been a murder here!

I don't know what to do!

Dude, listen to me carefully.

Before someone spots you, run away from there.

We'll figure out the rest tomorrow.

Okay!

'There's been a murder'

Which means, he happened to see her.

Roopa was dead. He ran away in fear.

That's all, My Lord.

Won't you cross examine?

He's the last witness. How can I not cross examine him?

Well...

Do your ears work?

I'm asking you. Do you ears work or not?

Oh no! They do work.

When I ask if you can hear, you say no.

When I ask if you can't hear, you say you can.

What's the deal with you?

What did your friend Anil tell you on the call?

Try recalling the right thing. What did you hear?

'Been a murder'. 'I committed a murder'.

He could've said either of them, right?

The pub was loud.

Anil called you.

If he'd told that there's been a murder, you would've asked him to call the police.

If you asked him to run away, he must have told you about committing the murder, right?

Tell us.

Speak the truth!

If you lie in the court, you'll be punished.

Objection.

Intimidation.

Overruled.

'Been a murder'. 'I committed a murder'.

There's a slight difference. Tell us now!

Speak up.

Tell me!

Speak up.

It could be.

He might have told me that he killed her. - Ay!

It could be why I asked him to run away from there.

Dammit!

That's all, My Lord.

How could he say that?

Govind is proving his argument with logic.

Seems like a tie.

[REPORTER] The case is proceeding based on circumstantial evidences.

This case is proving to be a milestone in the Indian judiciary system.

Mother Goddess!

I'm trusting you.

I trust my son too.

For having worshipped you all these years, help me retain the trust.

Please help me trust you.

Please.

The DNA report.

Closing arguments.

My Lord.

There are no eyewitnesses who have seen Anil commit the murder.

But my witnesses are making it clear that nobody but Anil could've committed the murder.

So, the suspect Anil is the culprit.

Your honour.

Suspect Anil...

Had no intent, motive or opportunity to kill Roopa.

In such situations...

Anil can only be called a suspect.

But one can't call Anil as the only suspect and

that no one but him could've committed this murder.

It hasn't been proven.

Therefore, I request you to pass a judgement declaring Anil innocent.

The court is adjourned.

The highly controversial 'Roopa murder case' will reach an end today.

What will be the law's course of action?

Nothing different at all.

We all know what happened in the Prem Singh vs Delhi NCT case.

The same thing will repeat here.

The suspect won't be punished.

Precedences alone won't be the final word.

The merits of this case is different.

Hold your horses. - You're right.

Based on the references submitted by both the lawyers,

the court has arrived at a ruling.

Firstly, about the IPC section 376 accusation on the suspect, Anil.

Based on the report presented to us, the semen sample collected from

Roopa's body when matched with Anil's DNA, rendered the report inconclusive.

Anil is being declared not guilty on the accusation of raping Roopa.

Amma!

After thoroughly examining the prosecution's argument that Anil murdered Roopa...

Even though Anil didn't have the intent to kill Roopa.

The defence has failed to submit conclusive evidence that

somebody else other than Anil could've committed Roopa's murder.

There's no rule that guarantees benefit of doubt to the accused.

But that has been the norm.

In this case, supporting the accusations against Anil, considering his behaviour

and the amount of alcohol present in his body during the time of crime,

Accused Anil has been declared as the culprit

and is sentenced to 20 years of imprisonment.

No!

No! - Dear Lord!

NO!

NO!

NO!

Madam! Sir!

I'm not guilty!

Please let me son go!

I'M NOT GUILTY!

Spare my son please!

I'm really not guilty.

I'm not guilty.

This man and his obsession with a mirror.

Check out the only thing about your father, that never changed.

The mirror knows it too. - Of course.

Sir?

There goes our lunch plans.

Sir, it's an urgent matter.

Man, I'm heading out for lunch with my family.

Don't you realise that now's not a good time?

Shankarappa is here.

What about it? - Sir, he's hell bent on meeting you.

Go ahead. I'll be there.

Sorry. I'll be done with him soon.

Give me five minutes, kid.

Let me go.

Sir! - Get up, Shankarappa.

What are you doing?! - Get up man.

Get up now.

I'll ensure your son-in-law's behind the bars in no time.

My dead daughter...

Continues to haunt me in my dream.

What can we do now?

Once he's behind bars, you and your wife can get some peace.

No way, sir!

Even death won't bring me peace.

Even death won't bring me peace! - Shankarappa, come back another day.

Even in death... Let me go! - Calm down!

I put all of my life into raising her.

Yet, she betrayed me.

By eloping with a man of a different caste.

She ended up marrying him.

Unable to watch her mother shed tears everyday

I went to bring her back.

I begged her. I advised her.

I even scolded her.

Instead, she scolded me.

The rage... I couldn't control my rage.

I don't know what got into me.

I smacked her hard!

She died.

Back home...

I didn't know what to tell my wife.

I lied that my son-in-law killed her.

I lied!

Forgive me.

Forgive me, sir.

I lied to her.

I lied to you too.

My son-in-law was a gem.

I got him arrested.

I wished to live and lied in the court too.

I'm a sinner.

A sinner.

I'm a sinner. - Ay!

I took up the case because you begged me.

But you backstabbed me! - Sir...

Quit staring and take him away! - Start walking now.

Don't trouble us any more. Leave! - Forgive me, sir!

It's fine. Let's go now.

What a wicked man!

He almost made me commit a grave mistake!

It's okay.

He's ready to confess and go to prison, isn't he?

Have this.

I've a reputation to keep up.

If word gets out, what will the public and the bar council think of me?

If you ended up framing an innocent, it would make sense for you to get angry.

It didn't go that far. Now let it go.

I've an ideology to abide to. - Really?

I've been observing you.

You're taking up cases of everyone who thinks of you as God.

Be it Shankarappa or the CM.

Are you telling me that I was wrong for taking up Roopa's murder case?

You're a lecturer. Be one.

Don't try to be a lawyer. Take this!

Just think about it.

Instead of the CM, if Anil's father had fallen at your feet?

You would've argued on his side.

Then Anil would've seemed innocent to you, right?

Truth is merely your perception of reality.

I've judged everyone perfectly.

I can prove it to you any time.

If you think you did the right thing, just prove it to yourself.

Not to anybody else.

Here.

♪ The Supreme one shares life lessons from above ♪

♪ He throws challenges at us, one after the other ♪

♪ He throws challenges at us, one after the other ♪

♪ O’ my beloved, I’m now a sinner to the world ♪

♪ Why swallow the poison called love and suffer? ♪

♪ Go away.. ♪

♪ O’ my beloved, go far away from me ♪

♪ The Supreme one shall watch it all from above ♪

♪ He who guards justice, is now betraying us… ♪

♪ O’ my beloved, you’re a blank sheet of paper, I’m the black dot ♪

♪ But the black dot is like a shining star to me ♪

♪ I promised to guard you with my life ♪

♪ Yet, I’ve made your life a miserable tale ♪

♪ I want you in my life.. ♪

♪ You are meant for me ♪

♪ The Supreme one shares life lessons from above ♪

♪ He throws challenges at us, one after the other ♪

I'm here now.

Why did you leave Boston and come to Bengaluru?

What do you even have here anymore?

I'm...

I'm sorry.

How are you, Madhu?

How did the exams go?

I'm expecting good grades.

The results will be out next week.

The judge handed me my results.

My life is over.

Our dream of being together will never come true.

At the least, you should lead a good life.

From now on, I beg you not come here again.

Don't act like a madman, Ani.

I've been in love with you since our school days.

I wasn't by your side when things got rough for you.

I'm so sorry.

This is the biggest exam in my life.

Don't ask me to fail in this exam.

We're destined to be together.

This prison is standing like a wall between us.

It has assigned me a number.

My future lies in here.

You don't worry anymore.

Things will get back to normal.

I'll take good care of your parents.

You stay strong.

I'll be with you, won't I?

He is.. - Hello.

I'm so sorry.

He's lawyer Govindu.

Did it burn?

Looks like me coming down is troubling you.

My son didn't even know to lie.

He accused him of murder and threw him in the prison.

In the end, the police, media, you, the court and the government together..

Put an innocent man behind bars.

I understand your pain.

I'm a villain in your eyes.

Be it a hero or a villain.

My son ended up in prison with other criminals, right?

I'm not the sole reason behind all of this.

All the evidences in the court were against your son.

The one who turned the case around was Anil's friend.

The police threatened him.

You argued in the court.

You put words into his mouth and got your win.

What are you saying?

Do you really wish to know the truth?

Go and ask Atul about it.

A father's first responsibility is to protect his children.

My son was supposed to live happily.

Instead, you put him in the prison.

And I'm living with that pain.

Mr. Lawyer.

You also have a son, don't you?

May you never suffer my plight.

Go on.

Hope you're doing well, man? - Yeah.

Sir?

Would you like some tea? - Sure.

Listen. Some strong tea for sir. - Sure, sir.

What are you doing?

I'm looking for some change to pay for the tea.

That doesn't mean you scratch yourself all over.

What a moron!

He's offering you tea. Not asking you to pay for it.

What did you tell him about me before the cross examination?

Sir, why bring up old matters now?

His friend was found in the crime scene, right?

I gave him some warm advice.

I turned and twisted my words and filed a charge sheet.

You did a fab job arguing.

And it all ended, didn't it sir?

Mr. Patil. Do you've any idea what happened because of this one case?

Do you know whose future was tarnished and how many dreams were broken?

Well... Erm. Have your tea, sir.

Come on now, sir.

The government got a good name, eh?

The media got a great breaking news, didn't it?

You became a hero in the hearts of the people, right?

I got promoted, yeah?

Everybody got a slice of the cake, didn't they?

Your moronic ways ruined the lives of a family!

Bloody idiot!

♪ How do I bow down and surrender to time? ♪

♪ Tell me how ♪

♪ The ones who stayed and the ones who didn’t have now united and are tormenting me ♪

♪ Life has turned tormentous ♪

♪ Who is responsible for it all? ♪

♪ With light out there, my room remains a dark dungeon ♪

♪ What took years to create, has now been destroyed in seconds ♪

♪ I now am melting away in this fire ♪

♪ How do I bow down and surrender to time? ♪

♪ Tell me how ♪

Didn't you eat?

When he didn't eat, how could I?

Well...

♪ The dark clouds poured and are now slipping away ♪

♪ Having lost its burden and cooled the earth ♪

♪ It has filled the womb of the ocean ♪

♪ The ocean bears its all, forgetting itself ♪

Mr. Lawyer.

You also have a son, don't you?

I'm not guilty.

My son didn't even know to lie.

I'm really not guilty.

You put words into his mouth and got your win.

I'm not guilty!

I'M NOT GUILTY!

Mr. Govind, don't shout! - Govind, stop it!

Instead of the CM, if Anil's father had fallen at your feet?

Stop cooking up stories!

If you can prove it, prove it in the right way.

Truth is merely your perception of reality.

♪ How do I bow down and surrender to time? ♪

♪ Tell me how ♪

♪ Who is responsible for it all? ♪

♪ With light out there, my room remains a dark dungeon ♪

♪ What took years to create, has now been destroyed in seconds ♪

♪ I now am melting away in this fire ♪

I erred.

God won't forgive me.

But will you?

People who confess to their own intentional or unintentional wrongdoings, are a rarity.

But those who wish to rectify their mistakes?

They're one in a million.

I strongly believe that Anil will get justice because of you.

My visit here, must have surprised you. Right?

Of course!

I've made it clear that I've no interest in meeting you so many times!

How many times will you force me to meet you?

What a shameless man you are!

Anil, you might be behind the bars...

The real murderer is freely roaming outside.

He might commit another crime.

Another Anil might be put behind the bars.

This isn't about criminal lawyer Govindu.

This is about Roopa who was murdered.

This is about Madhu who's suffering.

About your parents who're grieving.

About me who's suffering with guilt.

Bullshit!

Listen, tell me all about what happened that night.

And if I don't?

Do you plan to get me out of here and push me to the gallows?

Calm down.

Don't let the truth die.

'Calm down'?

Calmness?!

Why weren't you calm enough while arguing in the court?

Do you know what a prison is like?

Do you know what it is like for an innocent man like me to spend every day in the prison?!

One day.

For a single day, put your wife and children behind the bars.

You'll know! - Get lost!

Govind! I won't spare you! Let me go!

Let me go!

Leave me! Let me go!

Govind! The sin of throwing me behind bars won't spare you!

Some day you will suffer too!

God's watching you!

Ay! Anil!

Whether you want to talk to me or not...

I shall dive into the womb of fire and discover the truth!

It's my job to get you out!

This is my promise to you!

[PARLIAMENTARY COVERAGE ON NEWS]

Are you even aware of what's happening?

What's happening?

The Vidhana Soudha is experiencing tremors.

Apparently, Govindu had been to the prison.. to meet Anil.

So?

He's supposedly promised to free him.

How does that concern me?

Anil's case is a big concern for you.

Don't forget.

Cheers.

You don't know Govindu well enough.

He's like an unpredictable rocket cracker.

What if it zigzags waywardly and returns to blow up in our faces?

Roopa's dead.

Some random Anil is in prison.

The case is closed.

Idiot!

Do you even understand what I'm trying to tell you?

He's the one who put Anil in prison.

Despite knowing it is legally unethical,

if he still went ahead and met Anil in prison...

What if he finds out that Roopa's death wasn't caused by Anil?

What if the case is reopened?

Govinda must have found out something.

This has to be nipped in the bud.

Who's the threat? Anil or Govind?

Time to bid goodbye.

Careful.

Be careful.

Did you get into a fight with your cellmates?

This wasn't a fight, Amma.

This was a ploy to finish me. - What?!

To finish you?!

Who do you think is doing this?

The lawyer. Govind. He had come down to meet me.

I got angry and wanted to punch him.

And that's why...

I'm getting a gift in return.

He claims to free me from the prison.

He did come home too.

People in prison had different stories about him.

Don't trust him.

His words and actions don't match.

Maybe he found out after your sentence, that you were indeed innocent.

Maybe he's guilt ridden.

I'm not able to trust him.

A reputed lawyer such as himself.

He's accepting his mistake in front of the society and is facing you.

Now that's what you call bravery.

Yeah, right!

Sir, it's time to leave.

Sure.

Take care. Okay?

Ouch!

Can I trust the lawyer?

I'll meet him first and check his intentions.

Sir, tomorrow the case number 1243/2023 is on trial in High court.

Let him rest, Murali.

Please handle the small cases.

Have this. - Madam's right.

You please rest. We'll appeal for another date.

Come on in, Madhu.

She's Madhu. - Namaste.

Namaste. - She's Anil's fiance.

She's Rohini, my wife.

Your son's very cute.

This is Anil's recording.

He's told us about what transpired that night in detail.

If you do trust me...

You'll have to trust every word of mine.

It is true that Roopa asked me to come over immediately.

It is true that I did not kill her.

It's also true that there was another man.

Roopa had no money.

We proved that in court.

Then why did she call Anil to discuss investments?

Where was the required money?

Take your time. I'm expecting someone else.

As per Roopa's words, another person was supposed to come over.

The money must have been his.

Why would someone who comes to give money, kill the other person?

If he was really the murderer, why would he return to the crime scene?

Maybe he returned for the money?

How did he react when he saw you?

Did he get scared? Did he shout?

Did he try to grab you or did he run away?

No. I was the one who ran.

He never chased me.

When the security guard was grabbing me...

Where was he?

Then why did he come there?

Was he trying to destroy the evidence before the police arrived?

On the pretext of giving her money, he raped and murdered her.

He returned after taking the money back.

I don't think he came on his own.

Somebody sent him.

What do you mean? - Probably...

Roopa had the NGO's money.

He visited Roopa. But ended up raping and murdering her.

He left after taking the money.

He came to destroy the evidence Anil had witnessed.

This is the only logic that fits the scene.

Somebody killed her. But you saw another person.

How do we get hold of both of them?

The murderer might go missing.

The evidence might have been buried.

Let's change the direction of our approach.

Instead of trying to find out who the killer is.

Let's find out why they killed her.

Sir, the apartment's security app database can hold CCTV footage only for 40 days.

Also, the CCTV footage has gotten overwritten.

Another information is that somebody else gave the place to Roopa.

It must have been a proxy property.

That's why it remains unoccupied.

Her NGO is closed.

This is Roopa's bank account details.

The NGO's registration too has been stricken off.

There's no digital footprints of Roopa any more.

Everything has been erased away.

Somehow, I feel that the real Roopa was very different from the one the world saw.

I've seen this guy somewhere.

I've seen this man in the Daffodils apartment complex.

Let me see? - Roopa lived in the same complex.

This is Mr. Chidamber. He's a chartered accountant.

He's one of the NGO's board of directors.

She's right.

This man's a close aide of Minister Qureshi.

Roopa. Chidamber. The NGO. Qureshi.

Are they all related to each other or not?

I've no clue.

But something is fishy.

Sir, Qureshi's bungalow is right beside Roopa's apartment.

That is an important point.

But what we need isn't the conspiracy that took place.

We need to find out who killed Roopa and get Anil out.

To nab the man who killed her

We have to find the third person from that night.

Please lie down.

They'll think you've recovered and send you back to prison.

I've got some photographs.

Tell me if you can identify anyone.

Mr. Govind's son Vishal is very good with computers and programming.

So, he's downloaded all the photos from the apartment's visitors' database.

All the photos? Why?

As per Mr. Govind's logic, the third person could've lied to the security

about his destination and might have come to Roopa's apartment instead.

Don't you think that's possible?

Yes.

Wait! Swipe back!

Oh yes!

This is the guy!

From Marenahalli to Marathahalli.

From Rajajinagara to Koramangala.

From ITPL to the Airport.

Even after trying every police station in Bengaluru

We're not able to identify the man in this photograph, sir.

The police know what the public doesn't.

But if the police also don't know something...

Your disciple Biryani Bheema will know. Woah!

How are you doing, Bheema? - I'm good, sir.

It feels like Lord Shiva has visited our hotel.

Let that be. This Shiva is fine with your Biryani.

He's like Nandi, the bull in front of Shiva.

Just some grass will do for him.

Oh. - Sir...

I'm fasting on account of Ekadashi. No, thank you.

Bheema? - Sir?

I'm here on duty. - Tell me, sir.

Have you ever seen this face before?

I need to find the man in this photograph for a case.

No matter where this man is. I'll find him for you.

Ay! What's your name?

Kannan.

From the night of Roopa's murder till today.

Tell me every single thing you know that happened.

Like you're thinking, this isn't just a murder case.

It's been months since 350 crore rupees made it to our account.

But we still haven't started doing our jobs.

What do I tell them?

Roopa, there's details of places and account numbers in these sheets.

The money is in the Abu Dhabi bank.

Here's the password. Make the transfers.

Roopa...

Forgettable incidents like stone pelting and commotions like the ones in Hubballi won't do.

A couple of massive riots, murders and fire.

Do as you wish.

The government should get anxious.

Our paths ahead must get easier.

Gather support from Mangaluru, Shivamogga and Hubballi if you wish.

Let the upcoming festival be an explosive one.

I haven't been able to send money to those who worked the last time.

I haven't received my share in any of the project I've done before.

He didn't bother getting the ones who got arrested last time, out of the prison.

You want me to gather more people again.

What does this mean?

I'm the one risking it the most.

The money is getting distributed through me.

Remember that. - As if you're doing this for free?

You were a nobody.

But we chose to bring you here, got you an office,

a home to live in and are taking care of you, aren't we?

If Qureshi alone doesn't suffice, let me know.

I shall come by during the nights and take good care of you.

Oy London diddlidum!

Try these tricks at your home.

Don't try them on me.

You want me to rotate the hawala money.

You need me for your political ploys.

You need me to quench your perversion too.

Pay me what I'm owed.

This is the third time I'm working without my share.

You guys don't hesitate to take your shares, right?

You're not just a vice for me.

Fine. You'll get your share.

Get on the job.

Listen, the money got transferred to your account.

Let it be there.

Pay up and get your job done.

Or else, forget about it.

I'll go to her place in the evening and console her.

You don't worry.

What's wrong?

Imran, we only have one way ahead.

Our money and our plan.

Let's fly away to Mauritius.

This wasn't about change money.

It was a question of 350 crore rupees.

It was all because of money.

Namaskara, sir. [IN UNISON]

I thought you would never talk to me again, sir.

The moment you called and asked me to see you.

I rode on Kathiawadi stallion and raced to this place.

Sir, who's this guy?

What crime did he commit?

He looks very dangerous.

He's agreed to be a witness in Roopa's murder case.

Take him to the sessions' court judge.

Get a statement from him. - Okay, sir.

You there. Go on. Get him. - Okay, sir.

Somebody else killed her.

But your guy got caught up in the mess.

What if we show this video to the police?

That won't help the case.

This is an extra judicial confession.

What does that mean?

If a criminal doesn't confess his crime in front of the judge in a court.

It can't be considered.

Since Kannan is dead...

This video can't be considered as evidence as per law.

Then how will we get Anil out?

May I come in, sir?

Oh. Advocate Govind.

Please come in. Be seated.

Why a private hearing?

The case is such, My Lord.

Namaste sahab. - Namaste.

Tell the judge about your case.

My son Imran has been missing since fifteen days.

The police are doing nothing about it, sir.

I'm filing a Habeas corpus petition.

A man named Kannan has locked their son up.

A Habeas corpus case on a private individual?

Please refer to Chhaya Gurjar vs The State Of MP case, My Lord.

Looks like you've come prepared.

Admit it.

Send an order to the police asking them to produce

Imran to the court within 48 hours.

Okay, sir.

Muddegowda! - Yeah?

That moron Govind is jobless and has filed some useless corpus case.

You're here pulling your hair out.

Don't underestimate him.

A Habeas corpus case means finding the missing person and

producing him/her in front of the court within 48 hours.

The petition mentions that Kannan was with Imran.

Kannan is dead, right?

That is the problem.

If Kannan is also declared missing, the police will assume that he's Imran's killer.

They will then look for him.

Kannan who was never mentioned in any record till now will end up as the prime suspect.

They will go through his home, phone number and address.

The information on who he was linked to will be revealed.

So, the police shouldn't look for Kannan.

But as per the Habeas corpus petition, they've to look for Imran.

They'll also look for Kannan.

If they don't find any clue about him, they'll have to report that he's been murdered.

The case will then go against us.

Muddegowda!

Roopa died.

I still haven't gotten the Home Ministry position.

I haven't gotten my money.

If I get caught up in this, I'll claim that

I'm a naive son of a puncture shop owner and get out of this.

I've an idea.

Case number 947/223.

State vs Amaresha.

Public counsel?

What is this case about?

My Lord.

Fifteen days ago, a Habeas corpus petition was filed claiming that

a man named Kannan was holding another man named Imran as prisoner.

After investigating, when the police found out that Imran was murdered,

the police investigated the case further and Amaresha was caught.

During interrogation, Amaresha has confessed to have committed the murder.

Who's the counsel for the accused?

I've no one.

I committed a murder. Please punish me.

Listen. Without running a trial, I can't sentence you.

Will anyone argue on his side?

I'm taking up the case on behalf of the affected party - Imran's parents.

I'm seeking permission to be the Special Prosecutor in this case.

Isn't this a straight case?

Private counsel won't be allowed.

Amir Azhar Khan vs The State Of Maharashtra, 2019.

The consent given in that case applies here too.

It's fine, My Lord.

Okay. Granted.

My Lord.

If a crime is committed against an individual,

it is the same as committing a crime against the society.

That is why the police conduct investigations.

The government files cases against criminals.

My Lord. I will argue on behalf of Amaresha, the accused.

Do you even know what this case is about and what's happening here?

Your honour.

According to the law, Amaresha is only an accused.

But he's already confessed to the crime, hasn't he?

Sir...

Amaresha.

Why do I feel like I've seen you before?

No way, sir. You couldn't have seen me before.

I'm from Chamarajanagara.

How do you know Imran?

Well, I used to drink in a bar.

He joined me there and I've known him ever since.

But how do you know Kannan? - Objection, My Lord.

What for? - Well.. Erm.

What are you objecting? - My Lord. Erm...

What's the reference? - My Lord.

I... I...

Amaresha? - Tell me, sir.

Why did you kill Imran?

Because...

Because him and I fought over a woman.

Where is Kannan now?

Who's that now?

You kept mentioning Imran till now.

Now you're speaking of a Kannan.

I ask you the questions. You only have to answer them.

Not now. Later.

My Lord.

I wish to talk to the investigating officer, Sampath Kumar.

Okay.

The complaint was against Kannan.

Where is he?

We raided Kannan's house to nab him.

We never found him. We found his phone.

When we checked it, we found Amaresha.

During interrogation, he confessed.

You looked for Kannan. You didn't find him.

But instead, you found Amaresha. - Yes.

The case is against Amaresha.

Why is he eyeing for Kannan?

Amaresha. - Yes, sir?

Why do I feel like I've seen you before?

I'm not able to recall.

Let that be.

You said you killed Imran. Why did you?

Like I told you already.

Him and I fought over a woman. So, I killed him.

What did you do with the money Imran had?

I... I drank and made merry with it.

Do you drink a bottle of liquor a day?

Oh yeah. I can easily dunk a bottle every day.

How much does a bottle cost?

Around two thousand rupees.

Even if you drink a bottle a day...

You'll need 500 years to finish all of the money that you got.

Well...

When I would also buy snacks and side dishes along with it too.

Not thousands or even lakhs.

Imran had 350 crore rupees with him.

You killed him for the money.

Tell me where the 350 crore rupees is.

I object.

Object for what?

You've no clue about the subject.

Amaresha, the case was against Kannan.

You got trapped for no reason.

The murder and robbery cases entail a minimum of 30 years of imprisonment for you.

My Lord.

Amaresha is a false witness.

Some time ago, he was a false witness in the SGC finance case.

He was jailed for 6 months.

My Lord.

Imran had 350 crore rupees.

Whose money was that?

How did it end up with Imran?

Where is it now?

Did Amaresha steal the money?

Was this murder a conspiracy to hide the money?

I think Amaresha was just a pawn in this case.

Yes, sir! You're right!

I've no clue about this. I didn't commit this murder.

They offered me 15 lakh rupees. So, I agreed to do this.

What a moron! - I know nothing about the money.

I'll be gone. Please let me go.

Hey! He's trying to run away! - Get hold of him!

Sir, please let me go. - Where do you think you're going?

Hold him back!

I beg you! Please let me go! - Fine. We'll let you go.

Sir, please let me go. - Stand upright!

Silence!

And that's not all, My Lord.

The court is adjourned.

Yes, sir. I'll check with him.

It's Mr. Venkat Reddy, the chairman of GMZ group on line.

Muddegowda.

You supported me when this puncture

shopkeeper wished to become the Home Minister.

I've listened to every instruction of yours.

You asked me to get into hawala. I did.

You told me to instigate a riot. - I did it.

You asked me to slay a couple of heads.

I didn't even care if they were my people.

I made sure a lot of heads rolled.

I'm stepping on those very corpses to climb the path to become a Home minister.

I'm a couple of steps away.

But Govinda is challenging me from getting ahead.

He's understood every single move of ours.

To win this ferocious battle, we'll need a mighty wrestler.

Get him here.

Ask him to step into the ring.

Good morning.

Good morning.

I think you're in the wrong court hall.

I'm at the right court hall.

I'm Harish Saldanha.

Harry Saldanha.

Surprised to see me?

It was unexpected. But I'm not surprised.

I thought Muddegowda would step in.

As usual, he's playing the game from afar.

Muddegowda is nothing in front of me.

Please let me go, sir. I've not done anything wrong.

I didn't kill anyone. Let me go.

What mess did I get into, Lord Mahadeshwara?

No matter who wins this case. The loss is yours, Mr. Govind.

If you win the case, Amaresh will be jailed.

The case ends there.

If you lose the case, Amaresh will be declared innocent.

The case will still be closed.

I'm the winner either ways.

Harry Saldanha? Who's this man, sir?

Why should I bother telling? He'll boast about himself.

Your honour.

I will be arguing for Amaresh.

This is the no objection certificate from Jagadish, his former lawyer.

Proceed.

Your honour.

This is a simple murder case.

The murderer has been caught. He's confessed to the crime too.

I don't understand why he's diverting this case towards a

non-existent 350 crore rupees and wasting the court's time.

He looks like someone who doesn't even have 350 rupees.

If someone tells me that he stole 350 crore rupees...

This is a ridiculous argument.

Looks like you didn't study the case.

This case is about Imran's murder.

Yes. Amaresh did it.

He's confessed to having killed him.

Didn't you create a scene and turn him hostile?

Why did he kill?

He said it already. It was over a woman.

What if I prove that he killed him for 350 crore rupees?

What 350 crore rupees are you talking about?

How's that related to Imran?

If it is indeed connected to this case, where is the 350 crore rupees?

Yes.

That is my question too, your honour.

Kannan. Imran. 350 crore rupees.

The police didn't investigate to establish links to them all.

However the prosecution has found a video.

That is Kannan's confession.

If you permit, I'll play it.

Objection, your honour.

This is an extra-judicial confession.

A video made by someone elsewhere, isn't admissible.

Aftab Ahmad Ansari v. State of Uttaranchal.

I'm referring to this case, My Lord.

I'm aware.

But that won't count as evidence.

I'll need corroborative evidence.

I know, My Lord. Let us first take a look at the video.

Go on.

The money was sent from all the countries on the map.

The money wired from there was handed to us by hawala dealers.

Imran and Roopa together converted the 350 crore rupees into Crypto currency.

Both of them had planned to settle abroad.

When I asked for the Crypto currency password, he refused to share it.

I punched him and he died.

While she died first, he too died later.

Your honour.

One can use today's advanced technology and produce thousands of such deep fake videos.

How is it relevant to this case?

Mr. Harry Saldanha.

To find out if this video is real or fake, we can send it to the forensics.

Before that, isn't this video evidence claiming that your client didn't kill Amaresh?

If you oppose this, you would be going against him.

Actually, this is against your legal ethics.

Nice one! Harry, I'm very sorry.

You're done for. - Order in the court!

My Lord.

This isn't just about 350 crore rupees.

This is a system being used to destroy the country.

In the name of 'Hawala', there exists a parallel economic system.

An unknown sender transfers money from an unknown location

to someone located in a different corner of the country.

All of this, by hoodwinking the government.

We don't know if the money sponsors terrorism or breaks down a country.

When a country is developing, it isn't just the external enemies

The internal enemies too cause hurdles.

This country is just a land filled with sand and rocks.

People who control Kannan and Imran are just functioning parts of the system.

As Kannan says in the video, Imran had 350 crore rupees.

He converted it into Crypto currency.

I found out and investigated about it.

Who are you to investigate?

The police and judiciary will take care of it.

You're only an agent of justice.

How did Kannan die?

Well, he died in an accident, sir.

When a Habeas corpus petition was filed in the Imran case to look for Kannan

You didn't inform this. Why's that?

Erm... Ugh.

You hid the truth. That too in a trial.

In this trial, I'll bring up your act too.

You too are a co-accused in Imran's murder case.

Sir!

Sir... Please...

I ended up eating shit, sir.

I've borrowed a lot of loans for a new car and home.

Please forgive me this time.

Please imagine that I'm falling at your feet, right as I stand here.

Sir, if I take your side, Qureshi won't spare me.

If I stand by Qureshi, you...

I'm a family man. Please let me go.

Qureshi will be coming too.

Decide if you wish to start a new family with

Qureshi in prison or want to be with your own family.

Will you be throwing Qureshi in prison?

Sir, I'll do as you tell me to.

I'll do as you tell, sir!

My Lord.

I seek your permission to get Inspector Dattu Patil as the prosecution's witness.

Sure. Carry on.

Erm... Ah..

Sir! I found out that a massive amount was transferred through hawala methods.

I did my investigation, sir.

350 crore rupees was transferred, sir.

I found out that the hawala money was converted into Crypto currency, yeah?

I went looking for it, sir.

Imran's name popped up.

I didn't find him though.

I ended up finding a man named Gaaliraaya.

Namaskar, sir.

Your name? Is it Gaaliraaya?

That's the name others address me by.

My real name is Rathan Lal aka Gaaliraaya.

Rathan Lal, where did you find the 350 crore rupees?

In my trade, we don't ask where the money is coming from.

We only care about who sent it and who we are supposed to send it to.

Our trade runs on commission.

Where is the money that Imran had?

After it's converted into Crypto, it's merely a number.

The number's the money.

Your honour.

I need your permission to cross examine Rathan Lal aka Gaaliraaya.

Okay. Granted.

You know that your trade's illegal, right?

Yeah. I do.

Yet, you're here as a witness.

Do you know that this can go against you?

Yeah. I do.

Your honour.

This witness has been prepared.

I request you to consider this witness and Dattu's statements invalid.

Corroborative evidence.

Gaaliraya validates Kannan's statements in the video.

To validate Gaaliraaya's statement, Inspector Dattu will suffice.

At first, you claimed Amaresh committed the murderer.

Now, you're saying he didn't.

You mentioned 350 crore rupees and are now claiming it's gone.

On top of that, you showed the video of an unknown Kannan.

What is happening here?

This case is to prove whether Amaresh committed the murder or not.

You need to decide that first.

What are you saying?

This is my court.

I make the rules here.

You're misusing the practice of a judge made by law.

I'll be going to the Supreme court and bringing a stay.

Until then, this court cannot run a trial in this case.

How did you get this 350 crore rupees?

I got it from Roopa, the woman who ran the NGO.

My Lord.

I want you to refer State vs Anil Kumar case.

The famous Roopa murder case.

I object, your honour.

He was the Prosecutor in that case.

This is against his ethics.

Yes. I was the Prosecutor in that case and I am one in this case too.

This is neither against ethics or the law.

He's linking the Roopa murder case with this one.

What do you mean? - Shush!

Wait and watch.

My Lord. Let's take a look at this case.

Imran had money. Kannan tried to grab it.

So, Imran died.

The money Imran had belonged to Roopa.

She tried to take it away and died.

Kannan described it all in the video.

How are the two cases related?

The one murdered Roopa could have murdered Imran too, right?

After all, both the murders happened for money.

I request you to bring in Anil, the convict in Roopa's murder case as a witness.

Because Anil's the last person to see Roopa alive.

Anil is the sole witness in Imran and Roopa's murder case.

Objection, your honour.

You can't consider a convict as a witness in a different case.

Now you do know that the two cases are connected.

What do you mean?

This is that and that is this.

Allowed.

My Lord.

This is a milestone in the history of law.

This is the first time a serving convict

is being called in as a witness for the same case.

I was the Prosecutor in Roopa's murder case.

Anil met Roopa on that night to get 6-7 crore rupees as investments.

Are you done with your tale?

Your witness is a convict in the same case.

Come to the point.

Fine. I'm getting there.

My Lord.

I previously played only half of Kannan's video.

With a new witness, I seek your permission to play the full video.

Carry on.

With the money that came in from different sources,

my boss wanted to become the Home Minister at any cost.

It's him! He's the guy who was present when Roopa was murdered!

I was screaming this exact thing in court on that day.

This very man! He was present that night!

He is the one I saw on the night of Roopa's murder!

It is him!

Learning that Roopa was planning to elope with Imran, boss went to her place.

Who.. is.. Imran?

When are you going to Mauritius?

Where's my money?

It grew wings and flew.

Roopa, don't create a scene.

That money is a toll fee to the road to my Home ministry.

For all the pleasure I gave you

Consider it as my fee.

Hello?

Kannan?

There's some trash in 1204. Take care of it.

They asked me to dispose her body and go look for the money.

My Lord.

The late Kannan has been framed as an accused.

An honourable minister too is being accused of murder.

I've no clue what Mr. Govind is trying to achieve here.

You claimed that there was no man called Kannan.

How can you now claim that he's dead?

My Lord.

Considering the evidence and Kannan's confession

It points out that Qureshi was the mastermind behind this.

I request you to issue summons to him.

Amaresh is an ordinary man.

Why would someone like Harry Saldanha, who was on his Europe trip,

come back all the way to argue the case for him?

You brought up Minister Qureshi's name in this court.

Is there any proof that he's involved in this case?

Be ready for the defamation case, Mr. Govind.

Issue the summons.

Are you ready?

Namaskara.

Let me tell you.

The law of this country.

And above that, lies our constitution.

I strongly believe that under the constitution.

Myself, you guys and everyone else are equal.

We'll resolve this. Don't worry.

Qureshi is here.

The court has summoned me.

I've arrived here immediately. Without making any excuses.

Today, I'm going to speak the truth in the court. As a witness.

We don't have to fear anyone when truth's on our side.

I only fear my God.

I fear my people. My voters.

Let me unravel another truth.

I've information about the activities of the opposition leaders.

I've them all recorded.

This CD and this pen drive here contains all of the evidence.

When the time's right, I shall ensure that they reach the right place.

Namaskara.

Everybody's waiting. - I need to correct something.

Jai Kannadambe. Jai Bharatambe.

Remove the 'Namaskara' and add this.

I told you not to come and that I can handle it.

Why did you come?

Govind has planned something.

Don't fall into the pit yourself.

Govinda can't do anything with four random documents.

Also, I won't get such opportunities in politics again and again.

You promised to bail me out in the financial crime.

Get it done.

People who've gone to the prison have become Prime ministers and Chief Ministers.

Let Qureshi become a Home Minister.

How was the murder victim Imran related to you?

He wasn't.

I've got nothing to do with his murder.

What's the connection between the 350 crore rupees Imran had and you?

There's no connection.

If you find it, you can have it.

What about these papers and documents?

Sir, you know it too.

If you spend 500 rupees out in the front, all kinds of documents will be made for you.

Every paper in my hand has great value.

Every one of them exposes your schemes.

My Lord.

To build a country, millions of people need to work hard.

However to destroy a country, the greed of people like Qureshi will suffice.

The hawala money came in, to ensure that he becomes the Home Minister.

Uproars and revolts began.

Roopa and Imran died.

Anil's home was broken.

A lawyer like me was pushed to self-doubt.

Your honour.

Minister Qureshi sir has respected the summons of the court and is here.

Minister Qureshi sir has respected the summons of the court and is here.

Prosecution is accusing him of money laundering.

But this trial is about Imran's murder.

The Prosecutor might not be saying that Qureshi sir murdered him.

But he's claiming that Imran had Qureshi sir's money

and that his murder took place for that money.

Which means, a connection can be established only if Qureshi sir has that money.

Am I right, Mr. Counsel?

Your honour.

The evidence, video and documents submitted by the prosecuting counsel

needs to be sent to the forensics.

Until then...

I request you to grant an anticipatory bail to Minister Qureshi.

Any objections, counsel?

I called him in only as a witness for Imran's murder case.

I've no objections in you granting a bail in that case.

Bail granted.

Your honour.

Mr. Qureshi.

Please wait.

The National Investigation Agency has got an order to arrest you.

Under Section 45 - Prevention of money laundering act,

I grant the permission to arrest Mr. Qureshi.

Officers, you can take him now.

He's out of the limits of this court.

Don't feel humiliated, Chidamber.

This is our chance to become a hero in this society.

Mr. Qureshi.

Cameras are waiting outside for you.

Be prepared to pose.

This is Govind's judgement.

This is Govind's judgement.

One mistake I made, ended up troubling your family.

Please forgive me.

Madam, Govind sir's here.

Why does it seem like the winds have changed direction today?

So that Anil who's locked all alone in a cage, gets back to his nest.

Based on today's proceedings, use the judge's observation as reference and apply for Anil's bail.

But you're the one who won.

Are you handing me the fruit of your hard work?

Today, you showed me that you really are you.

You're truly the best.

In this case, the judge has accepted Kannan's video confession.

Also that, Qureshi got Kannan killed.

But the fast track court passed a judgement that nobody but Anil could've killed Roopa, right?

But what does the high court say?

Why can't we use that judgement to reopen Roopa's case?

What if Anil gets a bail then?

The court will declare Anil as innocent and release him.

Exactly.

Qureshi Kittur who's the primary accused in Imran's murder case, has been proven guilty

with solid proof and evidence of having murdered social worker Roopa.

The court declares the previously imprisoned culprit Anil Kumar, as innocent and orders his release.

Happy Anniversary! - Thank you.

We're glad both of you came.

Your family suffered a lot because of me. I'm sorry.

Things got rough. But it's all over now.

I'm now relieved.

Sir, not only did you believe that I was innocent

But you restored my faith in the law.

Our country's law treats everyone equally.

As lawyers, we should do our jobs sincerely.

Yes. You are the best.

Appa, how about a selfie?