Law Abiding Citizen
Naval Commander Kawas Nanavati confesses to shooting a man. This is the beginning of an exceptional court trial that has the entire nation hooked.
The Runaway Jury
Trivedi and Khandalawala try their best to select the jury members they prefer. How will this affect the trial and the final verdict?
Rules of Engagement
Karanjia tries to influence the case outside the court. But in the end, all that matters is whether Kawas will plead guilty or not guilty.
State of Play
Primary witnesses are examined in court. Advocate Khandalawala tries to convince the judge that Officer Lobo’s statement is not admissible.
Anatomy of Murder
Kawas tells the court the detailed account of the fateful day. He pleads that he pulled the trigger by accident. The divided jury members visit the crime scene.
In the Bedroom
Trivedi and Khandalawala argue in court about bullet injuries. Khandalawala convinces Sylvia to testify about her extramarital affair.
Find Me Guilty
Sylvia narrates her side of the story in court, but Khandalawala humiliates her. Jethmalani presents some evidence that changes everything.
The Devil's Advocate
Both lawyers present their closing statements. Trivedi requests the jury to give an unbiased verdict. Khandalawala has something else up his sleeve.
The Verdict
The jury passes a shocking verdict. But Judge R. B. Mehta rejects their decision. The Navy is worried about their officer due to the judgement.
Justice for All
Mamie is not sure about signing the mercy petition. All she seeks is closure. Kawas’s freedom depends on the success of the petition.