Nabab LLB

Shuvra Afrin Shuvra works as an RJ at Modern Radio, providing income for her family. Her role as a breadwinner heightens the stakes when the crime disrupts her life and forces her to confront injustice.

One night, her boss Newaz Bashar and his friends forcibly rape Shuvra after she is returning from the office. The assault is linked to Bashar's influence as the younger brother of a local MP, shaping the power dynamics around the case.

Following the rape, Shuvra's family and boyfriend urge her not to file a police complaint, fearing social stigma and the power of the perpetrators. Their silence reflects the community pressures that fight against open justice.

Shuvra struggles with trauma and considers suicide as she grapples with public shame and personal despair. The emotional toll prompts her to seek a way to break free from the oppression she faces.

Initially the police show hesitation to take up the case, bowing to the influence of the powerful suspects. The delay underscores the obstacles victims face when pursuing justice.

Under pressure, the police are forced to register the lawsuit against Newaz Bashar and his associates. This moment marks the official start of Shuvra's long legal battle.

Shuvra brings the case file to the chamber of the city's top lawyer, Azhar Chowdhury, seeking representation and justice. The encounter shows her determination amid a complex legal system.

Azhar's assistant Abanti Chowdhury, who is also his daughter, helps Shuvra navigate the process and arranges a meeting with her father. This introduces tensions between loyalty and duty within the legal team.

Azhar Chowdhury decides to fight the lawsuit on behalf of the rapists, saying he will not defend Shuvra's case. Shuvra feels betrayed by the lawyer she expected to champion justice.

An assistant points Shuvra toward the flamboyant lawyer Nabab Chowdhury, who promises to win the case for money. Believing his words, she pays an advance of 5 lakh rupees.

On the day of the hearing, Nabab fails to appear in court after drinking with his assistants the night before. The absence leads to accusations that destabilize Shuvra's case.

With Nabab absent, Azhar tries to divert the case, but the court and public scrutiny cast doubt on Shuvra, and she is ridiculed as characterless. The stigma contributes to the deterioration of her position.

Shuvra's mother suffers a heart attack under the strain and dies in the ambulance while being taken to the hospital. This tragedy compounds Shuvra's personal loss and intensifies the fight ahead.

Shuvra's younger sister goes to Nabab Chowdhury's house with their mother's body, blaming him for the tragedy and urging him to take up the case. The confrontation reveals the pressure she faces to seek justice.

In a tense moment, the sister calls Nabab, accusing him of causing their mother's death and insisting that he take up the case. The family remains determined to pursue legal action despite setbacks.