Criminal Justice
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Actor Purab Kohli shares how he always wanted to be a part of Disney+ Hotstar’s Criminal Justice franchise
Fp Staff •Catch Madhav Mishra on a new case in the all-new season of Criminal Justice: Adhura Sach on 26 August, only on Disney+ Hotstar
Hotstar Specials’ Criminal Justice: Adhura Sach releasing on August 26, 2022
Fp Staff •Means, Motive and Opportunity, but is Mukul guilty? Find out in the Hotstar Specials’ Criminal Justice: Adhura Sach releasing on August 26, 2022 Hotstar Specials’ Criminal Justice: Adhura Sach stars Pankaj Tripathi and Shweta Basu Prasad releasing on August 26, 2022, on Disney+ Hotstar
Kazakhstan unrest: How Vladimir Putin again seizes on unrest in an attempt to expand Russian influence
•If the turmoil in Kazakhstan has exposed the vulnerability of the strongman leaders whom the Kremlin has trusted to keep order, it has also presented Russia with a chance to reassert its influence
The Sameer Nair interview | Dubbed and subtitled content have always been there but adaptations make global shows Indian
Karishmaupadhyay •"Call My Agent: Bollywood was not supposed to be an authentic documentation of the industry. Everyone loved Scam: 1992 so much. But if you actually spoke to financial experts, they'll call it nonsense for so simplistically explaining away complicated finance," says Sameer Nair.
Pankaj Tripathi to return in third instalment of Criminal Justice on Disney+ Hotstar
•Pankaj Tripathi will reprise his role of lawyer Madhav Mishra in Criminal Justice 3
In pictures: Myanmar's civil disobedience movement turns violent after military open fires on protesters
•After four weeks of protests, the military in Myanmar opened fire on demonstrators in several cities on 28 February, killing at least 18 people, the United Nations said, in the most vicious effort yet to extinguish the unrest roiling the nation.
Censoring of OTT content seems to be limited to curbing voices of dissent; nuanced regulation could be a way forward
Karishmaupadhyay •Censorship back in the days of single-channel TV was all about providing ‘clean’ entertainment on a mass platform rather than curbing a difference of opinion or catering to the powers-that-be. You’d imagine a 2021 version of that old formula would continue work for the common man.
Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors review — Kirti Kulhari, Pankaj Tripathi's show tries too hard to come off as realistic
Tatsam Mukherjee •Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors flirts with the notorious brand of 'realistic' that traverses the line of exploitative and vulgar.
From Mickey Mouse casting ballots to Democratic 'mafia' stealing them, say-anything is Trump's legal strategy
•Outgoing US president Donald Trump's overriding goal seems to be to simply throw out as many claims as possible, no matter how outlandish or baseless, in an effort to sow public doubt about Joe Biden’s victory
US elections: Donald Trump has normalised selfishness, made it America's national credo
•When a once-in-a-century pandemic strikes, public health experts ask all to wear masks, but the US president tells Americans that mask-wearing is one of those rules not to be followed (like paying taxes, like the emoluments clause, like campaign finance laws, like obstructing justice)