Neru

A blind survivor of sexual assault who channels trauma into sculpture. Her art becomes a defining element of the case, challenging perceptions and driving the search for truth. She remains steadfast and perceptive, using creativity as a form of evidence and resilience in the face of powerful opposition.

A renowned defense lawyer whose aggressive tactics and influence test the boundaries of ethical advocacy. He uses manipulation and procedural pressure to secure raised doubts and bail. His clashes with the prosecution and judge reveal the darker side of courtroom politics.

Former public prosecutor, now the special prosecutor assigned to the case. He rekindles his commitment to justice after meeting Sara and accepting the challenge despite a past debarment. His methodological, principled approach drives the pursuit of truth.

Daughter of Vijay Mohan who becomes involved in the case as a defense advocate. Her evolving stance and courtroom cross-examinations contribute to the unfolding strategy against the defense. She balances personal and professional tensions in a high-stakes legal battle.

Son of a Mumbai-based wealthy businessman and the central accused. He embodies privilege in the eyes of the court, and the defense’s arguments seek to create doubt about his guilt. The eventual verdict confronts the consequences of wealth and power.

Sara’s neighbor and Michael’s friend whose testimony is pivotal yet becomes contested under cross-examination. His evolving account reflects the fragility of witness recollections under pressure.

Sara’s mother, who bears the weight of social stigma and family pride. She remains a source of emotional support for Sara while navigating the societal expectations surrounding the case.

The presiding judge whose rulings on admissibility and procedure shape the trial. He ultimately authorizes the use of non-traditional evidence (the sculpture) in the courtroom and delivers the verdict.