Criminal Justice a Family Matter Review: Surveen Chawla’s brilliant performance, story is slow, but effective

Criminal justice a family matter review: The fourth season of JioCinema’s famous Crime-Cortroom Series Criminal Justice has returned. This time the case is of a high-society murder and the needle of suspicion is rotating. Between husband, wife and family.

The story begins with a luxury flat in Mumbai, where a nurse Roshni (Asha Negi) gets a blood -stained corpse. Doctor Raj Nagpal (Mohammad Zeeshan Ayub) stands nearby, which is in shock. The call has been made by his wife Anju (Surveen Chawla), who is living separately. There is his daughter Ira (Khushi Bhardwaj), who is Aspergers, and Raj’s mother Gurmeet (Sohela Kapoor).

Was it a deception in love or any old enmity?

In three episodes, the case of the case does not solve, it gets entangled. Pankaj Tripathi has an entry in the story. In his familiar style, as advocate Madhav Mishra. This time too, the direction of the case seems to change with his argument, desi jugaad and honesty. But many scenes seem to be drawn and the speed is slightly slow. While Zeeshan Ayub looks a little ineffective, Surveen Chawla has killed her role in her role. A mother’s restlessness, a wife’s anger and regret of her decisions, everything is clear on her face.

Whose role is better?

Pankaj Tripathi wins his heart with his desi style and honesty as usual, but this time the real shocking performance is Surveen Chawla. He has done the struggle of a mother, a wife and a convict soul well.

Why the series faded?

The foundation of the case is laid in three episodes, but the story goes slowly. Many scenes seem to be drawn. The attention of the audience starts distracting, especially when the entry of Madhav Mishra (Pankaj Tripathi) is late.

Complete talk in shortcut

The layers of a murder case slowly open in the series. The doctor, his wife, daughter and mother are all under suspicion. The story is slow in the first three episodes, but emotional angle is effective. Pankaj Tripathi is in his old color, but this time Surveen Chawla impressed the most. Some scenes seem to be drawn, due to which the grip of the show is a bit loose.