The film's central conflict is inspired by the , involving a high-profile family and a luxury vehicle. It also includes minor references to other significant legal battles, such as the Priyadarshini Mattoo case, to highlight the systemic hurdles the poor face when seeking justice against the powerful.
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Opposite Jolly stands the legendary advocate Rajendra (Boman Irani). With his flowing white mane and booming voice, Rajendra is a parody of the high-priced, morally bankrupt elite lawyer. He doesn’t defend the rich boy because he believes in innocence; he does it for a fee of Rs. 11 lakhs and the thrill of victory.
