The Indrani Mukerjea Story: Buried Truth

The woman is such a nasty slay fox. Any person with common sense can understand she did it. A money hungry bit**. Used each man as a stair to enter into the highsociety Let alone all her smile & arrogance.... Just look at her eyes. This is how a coldblooded murders eyes look. Pretending she is such a classy elegant lady but in reality she is just another parasite. Even her daughter is talking like her.

Even today she is cashing the murder by selling the story to Netflix. And the moment she said "when i enter a room yes man look at me and women gets uncomfortable" she thinks she is such a beauty Queen.... Lol.

An average looking gold digger..... didn't hesitate to murder her own child. Anything for Money & fame.

All this series even more proofs that she did it. She is a Narcissist Personality, she has clear motives to kill her two children. She is smart because she is a narcissist personality they are high achievers and have no emotions. The fact that she agreed to be interviewed for this series shows her narcissistic behaviour and proves her guilty even more. She thought she would trick the public but any emotional being can see right through it that she called her ex husband and was trying to murder both her kids. Psychopaths have a tendency to be smart but they commit mistake by not having emotions and anyone who sees the documentary can figure out that she did it. She had clear motives.

The entire series only goes to prove that she obviously did it.

She is super ambitious and doesn't let anything or anyone come between her dreams.

The fact that she never once went to meet her children all these years shows her true character. And upon meeting them for the first time, the first thing she says is to keep them being her children a secret.

If at all her daughter was alive, not once in the entire series does she truly call out to her to come back and end this nightmare.

The advocate also states that our job is to punch holes in the DNA test, but if Indrani was so sure it was not her daughter's body, she could have gone for a proper DNA test and ended the confusion once and for all.

Even after so long she does not have a shred of sadness over losing her daughter.

While this is an interesting story it is not a well made documentary. There is at best an hour's worth of material in this four hour documentary. The main subject is Indrani Mukherjea. She seems to be a famous and wealthy woman who is CEO of a media company. She seems to have achieved this mostly by marrying a media tycoon named Peter Mukherjea. Her daughter/sister (this issue is discussed at length) Sheena Bora goes missing in 2012. Indrani tries to tell everyone that Sheena left India and is probably living in the United States but her fiancé does not believe this at all. Her fiancé is her step brother which I think makes this start to feel like an Indian episode of Jerry Springer. Anyhow a body is found 3 years later and is maybe(?) identified as Sheena and Indrani is the main suspect in her murder. There is no satisfactory conclusion here and it does not seem much effort is made by anyone making this documentary or by Indian law enforcement to get to the truth.

Have been digging up everything on this case from old YouTube videos for the last 1 week when this series was originally supposed to be released. Have been having trouble sleeping when those eyes of Indrani appear in my mind. After she was released on bail, she went on a media blitz and did many other interviews promoting her book which gives her version of the events and supposedly are the truth. In any of those interviews, she doesn't touch on some basic questions like who are her (indrani's) biological parents. She appears to suggest sometimes that she was adopted and some other times that her father was her stepfather. Secondly, who is the biological father of Sheena. I thought Das was saying the truth when he said both Sheena and Mikael were his. Funnily, even Indrani's lawyer in this series refers to Das as Sheena's father when Indrani interjects him. And lastly, the cell data on the night of the murder. Yeah! She was looking for farmlands, alright.

As for the series, I thought Netflix did an immaculate job of creating a mini series keeping all sides to the best of their ability and adding bits from beside the main camera that put things in perspective like how Indrani was interacting with her lawyers.

She is a psychopathic, narcissistic, evil genius but she is not fooling anyone.