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Prahaar Movie Review: Can Rajkummar Rao’s Powerful Courtroom Battle Deliver a Verdict That Leaves Audiences Stunned?

Prahaar Movie Review: Can Rajkummar Rao’s Powerful Courtroom Battle Deliver a Verdict That Leaves Audiences Stunned?
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It goes without saying that the tragic events of 26/11 will always be remembered as one of the unforgettable experiences for the people, and many attempts have been made to portray them in different movies. This film is distinct from other films in that it describes the judicial process that followed the tragic events. In this case, director Avinash Arun has chosen a way to portray his film so that it can illustrate the institutional procedure of justice through the prism of concise storytelling. 

Prahaar Storyline: How Ujjwal Nikam Fights the Ajmal Kasab Case

The story begins at the time of the wedding of Ujjwal Nikam, an unknown lawyer whose background is shrouded in mist. Ujjwal Nikam, an unknown lawyer whose background is like that of the fog, thinks that he must begin preparation for his daughter’s marriage since everything around him seems to be breaking down. At his side sits defense counsel Abbas Kazmi, played by Sikandar Kher, who makes sure that all constitutional rights are respected at any cost. 

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 16, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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