Criminal Justice
Pankaj Tripathi starrer Criminal Justice: Adhura Sach teaser out
New Delhi/UNI: The fan favourite lawyer Madhav Mishra a.k.a. Pankaj Tripathi is back with his wit, strategies and the quest for truth as he says in the teaser ‘Jeet aapki ya meri nahi, Nyay ki honi chahiye’.
Following the runaway success of the first two seasons, Disney+ Hotstar brings the critically acclaimed show, ‘Criminal Justice: Adhura Sach’, for a brand new season.
The series is produced by Applause Entertainment in association with BBC Studios India and is directed by Rohan Sippy.
In the latest season, Pankaj reprises his role as Madhav Mishra.
This season, the show gets bigger and better as the witty lawyer tackles one of the toughest cases of his career as he has a face off with a steel gritted Assistant Public Prosecutor, Lekha, played by Shweta Basu Prasad.
Pankaj said, “As an actor, I have always wanted to be part of different kinds of stories. With the character of Madhav Mishra, I have been fortunate enough to explore them in Hotstar Specials’ Criminal Justice series across seasons.
"In the new season, he sets out on a new adventure where he questions the limits of our laws. There is much more to look out for in this season, with Madhav Mishra taking a deep dive into the legal battles of his clients.”
Director Rohan Sippy said, “In the new season of Criminal Justice, Madhav Mishra questions the judiciary and its limits by revealing a never-before-seen side to our legal systems.
"The new season captures his fight insightfully and sensitively in their rawest form. I am happy to collaborate with Disney+ Hotstar again for a prestigious series like this.”
‘Criminal Justice Season 3’ will soon air on Disney+ Hotstar.
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