Kavya's Diary

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I'll give you this, the action scenes are solid and the visuals are sharp. But as a law student, I have to object to the procedural shortcuts. The evidence chain is weak in episode three. The conspiracy plot has major loopholes, especially when they connect the Oxford murder to the global scheme. The writers need to build a stronger case. Tiffin plays a wild Sherlock, but the teen angst feels forced. It's entertaining enough for a popcorn watch, but not for anyone who cares about logical deduction. My verdict is mixed.

Objection! This movie had potential but completely botched the legal elements. The premise of a doctor being falsely accused should have been a tight courtroom thriller, but instead we got endless emotional drama. Where's the evidence? Where's the proper investigation? The film builds tension but then chickens out in the final act. Verdict: Too timid and misguided. The ending leaves everything unresolved, which isn't clever ambiguity—it's just lazy writing. For a law student who loves proper legal procedure, this was frustrating AF. The performances were strong, but that can't save a flawed case.