Indian Predator: Murder in a Courtroom

I would say, If their version of story is even half true then this past should haunt the indian justice and legal system ages to come. I know I got no right to comment on truthfullness of the series. It was a documentary where different put forward their own version of story. But, It was evident from the series how the justice failed not only one person but a whole village. That feeling of helplessness, pain , anger nobody deserves let alone the the innocent people of kasturba nagar and I pity the monster's(I know MONSTER right but some incident are so heinous that it sends a shiver through your body, tears through your eyes and fills into your heart) lawyer, his friends and that Journalist even with all your absurd theories you couldn't put forward any logical theory to justify his actions.

Truly disturbing and a must watch. Story have been well edited and gracefully explained in 3 episodes. Well Done to Umesh Kulkarni.

I saw how there was a mountain of haterate, because of which people was not able to see innocent people on the other side.

Why Hindi speaking people was not able to belive, what Marathi women were saying.

Why people don't understand suffering of women ?

Why Non Marathi people hates Marathi people ?

Why upper caste people hates lower cast people ?

Why have you wore so much glasses of hate ?

Alll these questions will arise in you, time to time while watching this series.

You would also feel like you are one of the women suffered. The terror of Aukk will give you goosebumps. As if he migh come for you too.

P. S. This documentary has been directed by Umesh Kulkarni. Dedicated to Soumitra Bhave. A Brahmin man dedicating to a Brahmin women (film director) ? Why ? Why diddnt he felt like dedicating to any dalit women ? Why have you hold caste as your first priority ?

Worth watching and sharing documentary.

Jai Bhim.

I've spent a lot of time in India and I've even been to Nagpur where this situation took place. I've always wondered what would happen if the Indian people stood together against their institutions because they have so many people and such a rigid socioeconomic hierarchy. The caste system has kept the poor of India in their place. They don't complain about social issues the way we do and they are the kindest people on the planet. The action taken by these women was brave and progressive and I hope they can replicate it elsewhere in the country. The documentary was well done but they should have used an English speaker to do some of the translation but I was able to follow what they were saying for the most part. Namaste.

Look at the Expression, hand movements, the anger of the accused and co accused.. it will send a stunning shiver within you... what you see in this series is that yes there was pain, yes they suffering because of incompetent police, judiciary.. then you want that "Ravan" to die.. you see that thoes who did all this did not see his cast, they were not the member of any gang, nor they were nexalite.. I find it horrible that at the end of the day their were people who found that killing him was not right.. they took it to castism, naxalism.. they promoted their journalism.. but the real reason was pain, pain, pain, pain..N and anger.

I pity that dainikbhaskar journalist i pity him.. i pity those friends of demon.. I pity him..

Such a great documentary, detailing the struggles of those living in the slums who where targeted by a predator. I found it moving, listening/heating the interviews with this affected by one man and his gangs attacks. This documentary really show cases what life is like, living in that environment. Also how the police were in effective in handling complaints and safe guarding the victims. I felt angry watching it, realising the depth of poverty, corruption and fear demonstrated in these peoples lives. A well done documentary which really educated on not only true crime, but cultural and political impacts.