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Court - State Vs. A Nobody
2025
· Movie
· 149 min
A
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82/100
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A simple, ordinary man is arrested and put on trial for a serious crime he insists he did not commit. The state presents a compelling, circumstantial case built on forensic evidence and witness testimony. The film meticulously follows the grinding mechanics of the judicial system from his perspective, highlighting the immense power imbalance. It becomes a Kafkaesque battle where truth seems secondary to procedure, and one man's life hangs in the balance of legal formalities.
Details
- Directors
- Ramana Madhavaram, Ram Jagadeesh
- Studio
- Wall Poster Cinema
- Released
- 14 March 2025
- Country
- India
- Language
- Telugu
- Runtime
- 149 min
- Box office
- $7.8M
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