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SonyLIV's 'Court Kacheri' trailer: A reluctant lawyer navigates family legacy

SonyLIV's 'Court Kacheri' trailer: A reluctant lawyer navigates family legacy

Aug 02, 2025
03:16 pm

What's the story

SonyLIV has dropped the official trailer for its upcoming original series Court Kacheri. The show, set to premiere on August 13, 2025, delves into legal proceedings and generational tensions in a courtroom setting. Created by The Viral Fever (TVF) and directed by Ruchir Arun, it offers a unique take on courtroom dramas with a mix of comedy and emotional depth.

Trailer highlights

Param's moral dilemma takes center stage

The trailer introduces us to Param, a young man reluctantly pushed into the legal profession by his father, veteran advocate Harish Mathur. Portrayed by Ashish Verma, Param grapples with a moral dilemma as he tries to escape an unwanted legacy while also trying to uphold a reputation he never asked for. The small-town district court setting is depicted as chaotic, where cases are often political flashpoints.

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Character insight

Pavan Malhotra on his role

Pavan Malhotra, who plays Harish, adds a serious tone to the show. Speaking about his role, he said in a 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." The emotional core of the series lies in these characters' attempts to navigate their complicated pasts in a power-driven society.

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More about the show and cast ensemble

The trailer also hints at Param's complicated relationship with his father and the daily inanities of working as a lawyer. The show boasts an ensemble cast including Puneet Batra, Priyasha Bhardwaj, Bhushan Vikas, Kiran Khoje, Anandeshwar Dwivedi, and Sumali Khaniwale. Court Kacheri is the latest collaboration between SonyLIV and TVF after successful shows like Gullak, College Romance, and Cubicles.