Maamla Legal Hai

Name: Maamla Legal Hai
Director: Rahul Pandey
Genre: Legal
Released: 2024-03-01
Cast: Ravi Kishan, Yashpal Sharma, Tanvi Azmi, Naila Grrewal, Anant V. Joshi

Directed by Rahul Pandey

Mixed How TezScore works IMDb 8/10

42 min 1 Mar 2024

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Synopsis

Maamla Legal Hai

At District Court Patparganj, where eccentric staff members strive to dispense justice but not without a few objections, chaos collides with the letter of the law.

Director: Rahul Pandey
Release: 1 Mar 2024
Run time: 42 min

Cast & crew

Ravi Kishan Cast

Yashpal Sharma Cast

Tanvi Azmi Cast NA Naila Grrewal Cast AN Anant V. Joshi Cast

Gautam Rode Cast NI Nidhi Bisht Adv

Brijendra Kala Adv VI Vijay Rajoria Adv AN Anjum Batra Adv

Rajendra Gupta Sarveshwar Tyagi VI Vikram Pratap Order AM Amit Vikram Pandey Law alias Nikunj

Vivek Mushran KM Jaitley PO Pooja Shyam Prabhat Varsha AD Adithi Kalkunte SI Shyamali KU Kumar Saurabh Shambhu SA Sam Mohan Mangal Dheema VI Vijay Raaz Narrator AJ Ajay Raju Villager VI Vijayant Kohli Judge Sunil Pathak GA Garima Srivastav Adv SU Sudhir Sangwan Inspector PEPSU RO Rohit Sharma Composer BI Biswapati Sarkar Producer RA Rahul Pandey Director NI Nilotpal Bora Composer MI Milind Prakash Jog Cinematographer CH Chandrashekhar Prajapati Editor DI Divesh Sonvania Editor SA Sameer Saxena Creator SA Saurabh Khanna Creator KU Kunal Aneja Creator

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India Today

Ravi Kishan is superb as the manipulative and ambitious VD Tyagi, who happens to be the president of Patparganj Bar Association and harbours the dream of one day becoming the Attorney General of India. Kishan is a natural in the role. From the way his dialogue delivery changes when he is supposed to be speaking to a set of interns (cheekily named Law and Order) to his father, to a senior judge, is seamless. There is obviously a change, but the actor doesn't really let you see it -- a trick of the trade which might seem obvious and necessary to sell a character, but is unfortunately not seen as often as one would like.

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