Court Kacheri Trailer: Ashish Verma Battles Law, Legacy And Laughter In Courtroom Chaos
Sony LIV is set to add a fresh twist to the legal drama space with Court Kacheri, an upcoming original series created by the team at TVF and directed by Ruchir Arun. The streamer released the trailer of the show on August 2, ahead of its premiere on August 13.
Set in a bustling small-town district court, Court Kacheri follows the journey of Param, a young man reluctantly pushed into the legal world by his father's towering presence in the courtroom. As he navigates a justice system fraught with power imbalances and moral compromises, Param is forced to confront difficult choices that challenge both his beliefs and his sense of identity.
At its core, the show explores generational conflict, the burden of legacy, and the internal resistance that comes with forging one's own path. Blending satire with drama, Court Kacheri promises a layered narrative filled with courtroom theatrics, emotional depth, and sharp social observations.
Pavan Malhotra, who plays the stern and seasoned advocate Harish Mathur, brings gravitas to the role of Param's father. Speaking about the character, Malhotra said in a media statement, 'Playing Harish was more than a role, it was a reflection. This show dives into the silent battles between generations, the weight of legacy, and the quiet rebellion of choosing your own path. It's emotional, real, and deeply relatable."
Ashish Verma leads the cast as Param, with strong support from Puneet Batra, Priyasha Bharadwaj, Bhushan Vikas, Kiran Khoje, Sumali Khaniwale, and Anandeshwar Dwivedi.
Billed as a legal drama that blends laughter with layered storytelling, Court Kacheri aims to move beyond courtroom clichés, offering viewers a more intimate look at personal dilemmas set against the backdrop of a chaotic legal system.
The series begins streaming on Sony LIV from August 13.
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