Criminal Justice: A Family Matter
Attorney Madhav Mishra represents Raj Nagpal, discovered with murdered nurse Roshni Saluja after his child's party. As the trial unfolds, hidden facts emerge, questioning identities.
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Seasons & Episodes
1. A Birthday to Remember
Dr Raj Nagpal is found holding a bloodied body after his daughter's birthday. Officer Gauri Karmarkar expects a simple case, but an unexpected player asks Madhav Mishra for help.
2. Buried Secrets
Raj is denied bail for Roshni Saluja's murder. Madhav grows suspicious after meeting Anju and Ira. Gauri intensifies her hunt for the murder weapon.
3. Quid Pro Quo
As Raj stays in custody, Madhav's team digs deeper, uncovering new suspects. Meanwhile, Gauri intensifies her hunt for the weapon, but complications arise.
4. Domino Effect
While Madhav uncovers a new lead at Roshni's funeral, Gauri uncovers secrets about Roshni. Lekha Agastya takes over as the prosecutor, and Anju takes matters into her own hands.
5. Trauma Flashback
Kamala's memories reveal a new clue, giving Lekha the upper hand. As husband and wife face off in court, Madhav scrambles to defend Raj with mounting evidence against him.
6. Sins of the Privileged
With 2 days to prepare, Madhav faces Kamala on the stand. Lekha changes tactics with a surprise witness. Her closing argument casts doubt on the Nagpal family, pushing Madhav to the edge.
7. The Missing Link
As Raj's defence begins, Madhav calls a new witness. Meanwhile, Ratna and Deep uncover crucial evidence, rushing to court and shifting the trial's dynamics dramatically.
8. The Higher Law
As the trial nears its end, Anju's testimony unveils new secrets. A closed-chamber meeting calls an unexpected witness, and Madhav senses the case is far from over.
