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Director: Apoorv Singh Karki Writer: Deepak Kingrani Cast: Manoj Bajpayee, Vipin Sharma, Adrija, Jaihind Kumar, Durga Sharma, Ikhlaque Khan An intense tussle between two opposing forces defines Apoorv Singh Karki’s courtroom drama, Yet, the intense tussle I speak of is the one between the movie and its lead actor. Bajpayee’s emphatic performance seems to be in a perpetual battle with the mediocrity of the filmmaking. Make no mistake, the great actor is the underdog here – up against the famously flimsy tropes of commercial courtroom storytelling. And we, as the viewers, become the judge presiding over this trial between the persuasive skills of a star and the loud defensive methods of the film. It’s not an unfamiliar war; artists like Bajpayee are so compelling that they are often required to punch down and compete with such stories rather than elevate them. The result is a head-on contest: He is all fact and fury, while the manipulative treatment of the film tries its best to defeat him. Let’s take a closer look at both sides. In the red corner is a movie whose simplistic soap-opera aesthetic is an extension of director Apoorv Singh Karki’s previous work in over-packaged Aspirants (2021). The red flags begin with the brand-tagline-like title, followed by an unironic hip-hop anthem called ‘Yeh Hai Rab Ka Banda’ over the aggressive opening credits of Solanki’s exploits. We soon see the survivor, a 16-year-old girl named Nu Singh, lodging a complaint with her parents at a De...