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Manish Gupta (The Stoneman Murders, Rahasya) is out with a new movie, this time a courtroom drama revolving around economic offences. Vinay Pathak plays a chartered accountant accused of a crime, while Rohan Vinod Mehra portrays the lawyer who defends him.
The cast includes Ranvir Shorey as “an eccentric Parsi public prosecutor”, according to a press release. Gul Panag and Arif Zakaria also stars in the Hindi-language ZEE5 original film, which will be premiered on December 17.
