The story we are about to see unfold on our screen pertains to a few lawyers “jinke coat kaale hai magar dil kaala nahi hai”. And the eight episodes of the show seek to establish exactly that, as we are introduced to a wide variety of lawyers, some who sit outside the court (like Nidhi Bisht’s Sujata Negi), and others, who actually fight cases for their clients in courtrooms.

Ravi Kishan is superb as the manipulative and ambitious VD Tyagi, who happens to be the president of Patparganj Bar Association and harbours the dream of one day becoming the Attorney General of India. Kishan is a natural in the role. From the way his dialogue delivery changes when he is supposed to be speaking to a set of interns (cheekily named Law and Order) to his father, to a senior judge, is seamless. There is obviously a change, but the actor doesn’t really let you see it — a trick of the trade which might seem obvious and necessary to sell a character, but is unfortunately not seen as often as one would like.