Deepraj Thakkar is introduced as a feared celebrity defense lawyer whose courtroom victories make him a public target. Public outrage and media backlash surround him, but the danger quickly becomes more personal when a mysterious visitor arrives and asks for a murder plan. The meeting turns into a guarded exchange about evidence, procedure, and payment, and the visitor later admits the name he used was false. As police begin to close in, Deepraj is pulled into a widening murder inquiry that also involves suspicious calls, threats, and a growing sense that someone is manipulating events around him. Across the larger story, investigators keep finding crimes tied to family conflict, divorce, property disputes, and hidden alliances. A secluded crime scene is examined through fingerprints, footprints, and witness statements, while a neighbor’s sighting of a woman becomes an important lead. The case then sharpens around Ashish, Poonam, and Ranjan, with arguments over money and a farmhouse suggesting that violence may have been planned long before the killings. Police later suspect that the scene was staged, with cleaned evidence, erased fingerprints, and even a fake shoe print pointing to someone who understood forensic procedure. The investigation expands further when digital records reveal secret messages, a collapsing marriage, and links to Divya, making the case feel like both a murder probe and a domestic scandal. At the same time, reporters challenge the police narrative and expose pressure on Inspector Shashank Deshpande, while an insider leak suggests that someone inside the system is feeding information out for money or fear. A raid on a suspected drug hideout also ends in an explosion, adding another layer of chaos and making the overall world feel increasingly unstable. As the evidence piles up, police connect multiple murders, a kidnapping, and a suspicious accident, but the truth remains slippery because several suspects appear to be hiding parts of the story. Deepraj’s own role becomes darker when the conflict turns into open revenge and framing, and the story suggests that he kills Ashish and shifts blame onto Ranjan. Family members are dragged into the fallout, with accusations, betrayals, and survival instincts replacing any hope of clean justice. By the end, the show leaves the audience with a web of murder, blackmail, staged evidence, and unresolved family secrets, where every apparent answer seems to create a new suspicion.
Deepraj Thakkar is introduced as a feared celebrity defense lawyer whose courtroom victories make him a public target. Public outrage and media backlash surround him, but the danger quickly becomes more personal when a mysterious visitor arrives and asks for a murder plan. The meeting turns into a guarded exchange about evidence, procedure, and payment, and the visitor later admits the name he used was false. As police begin to close in, Deepraj is pulled into a widening murder inquiry that also involves suspicious calls, threats, and a growing sense that someone is manipulating events around him. Across the larger story, investigators keep finding crimes tied to family conflict, divorce, property disputes, and hidden alliances. A secluded crime scene is examined through fingerprints, footprints, and witness statements, while a neighbor’s sighting of a woman becomes an important lead. The case then sharpens around Ashish, Poonam, and Ranjan, with arguments over money and a farmhouse suggesting that violence may have been planned long before the killings. Police later suspect that the scene was staged, with cleaned evidence, erased fingerprints, and even a fake shoe print pointing to someone who understood forensic procedure. The investigation expands further when digital records reveal secret messages, a collapsing marriage, and links to Divya, making the case feel like both a murder probe and a domestic scandal. At the same time, reporters challenge the police narrative and expose pressure on Inspector Shashank Deshpande, while an insider leak suggests that someone inside the system is feeding information out for money or fear. A raid on a suspected drug hideout also ends in an explosion, adding another layer of chaos and making the overall world feel increasingly unstable. As the evidence piles up, police connect multiple murders, a kidnapping, and a suspicious accident, but the truth remains slippery because several suspects appear to be hiding parts of the story. Deepraj’s own role becomes darker when the conflict turns into open revenge and framing, and the story suggests that he kills Ashish and shifts blame onto Ranjan. Family members are dragged into the fallout, with accusations, betrayals, and survival instincts replacing any hope of clean justice. By the end, the show leaves the audience with a web of murder, blackmail, staged evidence, and unresolved family secrets, where every apparent answer seems to create a new suspicion.
Criminal Lawyer is a Drama Series in Hindi, streaming on Kuku TV.
Criminal Lawyer has 46 episodes, watched over 3M+ times on Kuku TV.
Criminal Lawyer is available to watch in Hindi on Kuku TV.
Criminal Lawyer was released in 2026 and is streaming on Kuku TV.
Criminal Lawyer is rated U/A 13+.
The cast of Criminal Lawyer includes Paras Jaiswal, Satvik Pathak, krrisha media entertainment, and Sheetal Patidar.
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