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With the suspense building up for the OTT release of the new Indian legal drama “Court Kacheri,” the best time to indulge in some of the most engaging courtroom dramas streaming right now is now. These movies and shows transcend the easy good-vs-evil tale, delving into the all-too-real nuances of the legal process, the ethical ambiguities of justice, and the indelible human tales at their heart.

From gritty, fact-generating stories to biting, clever legal procedurals, these five picks will get you ready for the high-stakes legal wars ahead in the next series.

Javed Akhtar quite straightforward that not everyone needs to appreciate Sholay, and really, that’s perfectly okay. What truly astonishes him is how some lines and characters from the film have remained memorable for people over the years. It’s not only the major celebrities such as Amitabh Bachchan or Dharmendra; even the minor roles made a significant impact. You come across expressions such as “Tera kya hoga, Kaliya?” or “Arre o Samba” appearing widely in political addresses, comedy performances, and also in regular daily conversations.Javed Akhtar finds it intriguing how certain small moments transformed into significant elements of Indian pop culture....

Tamannaah Bhatia, in a recent interview, addressed an unusual rumour that linked her in marriage to the former Pakistani cricketer Abdul Razzaq—a claim that caught the internet’s attention back in 2020. She spoke plainly about the situation, acknowledging both her disbelief and discomfort at how quickly such baseless stories can spiral online.Tamannaah Bhatia, while speaking on the show The Lallantop, pointed out that the only connection between her and Razzaq was a public appearance at a jewellery store event, which somehow snowballed into speculation about their personal lives. With a hint of irony, she apologised for the confusion, stating, “According to...

Taapsee Pannu in Pink (2016)  She didn’t just say “No means no,” she made the whole country stop and listen. It wasn’t a slogan, it was a boundary being drawn, clearly, finally.Kangana Ranaut in Queen (2014)  A jilted bride who takes her solo honeymoon? Rani’s story felt personal to anyone who’s ever had to rebuild themselves from scratch.Zaira Wasim & Fatima Sana Shaikh in Dangal (2016)  Wrestling, training, pushing past every “ladkiyan yeh nahi karti” barrier, we watched them win, and it felt like we all did too.Vidya Balan in Kahaani  (2012) Alone, pregnant, and still the smartest person in the room. She didn’t...

Vibrant and emotional in its storytelling, Bollywood has always been forward in addressing the difficult themes, and one sensitive topic that it has conveyed very strongly on the screen is cancer. Inspirational stories, moving acting, and emotional music, the Hindi cinema has brought out the challenges, power, and endurance of cancer-affected people. These documentaries not only bring awareness but also make the process of patients and their families humane and provide hope and understanding. This article tries to review Bollywood movies that very sensitively handle the issue of cancer, and after viewing it, one can never forget it and start...