Court State vs. A Nobody Review: A Gripping Courtroom Drama On and Against the Misuse of POCSO

RATING - ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ 3/5*

Court State Vs A Nobody Review Movie Talkies:

Court State Vs A Nobody starts off like a typical melodrama and then shifts gears in the second half. The film is about POCSO and how strict it can be on someone who hasn't really done anything wrong. The other side of the story reveals the misuse of this act, which is supposed to protect minor girls. As the defending lawyer states in his final argument, the law is made for when a 6-year-old girl is raped by a 40-year-old man, not for the teenagers who are just getting started with the idea of love. That closing argument certainly wins you over.

Court State Vs A Nobody Story:

The film tells the story of a 19-year-old boy who falls in love with a 17-year-old girl. Adding an excessive touch of honor, the girl's relative traps the boy in a POCSO case, and the boy's family is left with no help from any lawyer. An intern, Surya Teja (Priyadarshi Pulikonda), takes the case as a new challenge, believing that he can really win it, but the opposition is too strong with fake alibis, evidence, and especially the strictness of the POCSO act. Will he be able to get the boy out?

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In the first hour, the film felt a little boring because it carried all those typical melodramatic moments. The cute romance between the boy and the girl was adorable but somehow felt too dated and clichéd. The picture turned dark in the courtroom as the film shifts direction to an intense thriller. Right from the opening argument, the defending lawyer starts to leave an impact, and you become interested in the case. "Exactly! Buying a condom is not a crime. The crime is when sex or rape occurs." You'll get plenty of these doses here and enjoy them for sure.

Court State Vs A Nobody Cast:

Priyadarshi Pulikonda delivers a performance that will win your heart. Harsh Roshan and Sridevi make you grin with their cute chemistry, and then make you emotional in the end. Harsha Vardhan was excellent as the lawyer, and Sivaji was formidable. P. Sai Kumar performed well in his small but important role, while Rohini made her presence felt with a strong appearance. Subhalekha Sudhakar and the supporting cast also did well.

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Court State Vs A Nobody Movie Review:

Court State Vs A Nobody did not require strong technical support since the film revolves around conversations. However, I feel that the background score could have been better, and the cinematography should have been more effective. The music didn't leave a lasting impression, and the production design was just okay. Ram Jagadeesh wrote the story and screenplay and also directed the feature, succeeding in making you believe in his vision. A sensitive matter like POCSO has been explored in the easiest manner possible, and though I don't encourage such simplistic filmmaking for such a theme, I would still recommend this film for the entertainment it offers. You can forget the seriousness of the topic for a while, but you won’t get over it quickly. That's where this film becomes a winner!