Synopsis:
A passionate defense attorney fights against prejudice and corruption in the justice system while representing a teenage client wrongly presumed guilty of a serious crime.This drama movie is directed by by Ram Jagadeesh, and produced by Nani and Prashanti Tipirneni under Wall Poster Cinema banner.
CAST: Priyadarshi, Harsh Roshan, Sridevi, Sivaji, Sai Kumar, Harsha Vardhan in lead roles.
TELUGU SWAG RATING: [usr 3]
Top Reviewers:
TELUGU 360 (Rating: 3/5):
The pre-climax twist takes the film to the next level. No spoilers revealed. The impact of the POCSO Act is also well explained. The climax of Court is well packed with emotions and heart touching performances..
Great Andhra (Rating: 2.5/5):
Overall, Court – State Vs A Nobody could be an engaging watch for those looking for a relatable story with innocence and swift justice. However, if you are expecting a gripping courtroom drama, this court fails to make its case convincingly.
Mirchi9 (Rating: 3/5):
Overall, Court: State vs A Nobody, is a ‘good’ film and it has a good chance to work out commercially at the box office. However, a bit more care during the first half and selecting an actor who oozes arrogance, confidence and ruthlessness for the role played by Harshvardhan would have made it a ‘great’ film.
123TELUGU (Rating: 3.25/5):
On the whole, Court: State Vs A Nobody is an engaging courtroom drama with strong performances from Priyadarshi, Shivaji, and Harsh Roshan. The second half, particularly the courtroom sequences, stands out, with the background score adding emotional depth. Conversely, the film underutilises a talented cast, and the first half feels slow with repetitive scenes. However, courtroom dramas of this kind are rare, and this one deserves a watch. If you enjoy legal dramas with solid performances, go ahead and book your tickets.
Times Of India (Rating: 3.5/5):
“Court: State vs A Nobody” is a fairly engaging courtroom drama that sparks reflection on societal and judicial issues. Despite a sluggish first half and some narrative conveniences, strong performances—particularly from Priyadarshi and Shivaji—and a well-executed second half make it a worthwhile watch.
