Objection, My Lord!

Is Viswanath sir here?

Sir will come. Please wait.

Hmm.

Sorry, sir.

These are today’s case files, sir.

Okay.

The draft petition mentions Prasanna as a female.

In the counter affidavit, it is mentioned as male.

So, is the client "Prasanna" male or female?

The client is female, sir.

Who drafted this?

Sir, it’s ChatGPT, sir.

What!?

Sir, I drafted in ChatGPT... it made a mistake.

Sorry, sir.

It's not ChatGPT's mistake.

It's completely my mistake... to hire you.

Get lost.

Sir... sir... sir... Sorry, sir, sorry sir.

I won’t make this mistake again. Sorry, sir.

Please sir...

Okay.

If you answer one question correctly...

I will take you back.

Ok, sir.

A case file has 500 pages.

Out of those, just one page is missing.

Without that single most important page, we’ll lose the entire case.

Which page is it?

The page containing the evidence, sir.

Aditya. - Sir.

Please send him out.

First page, sir.

The answer to your question is... the first page, sir.

Who are you!?

I’m Vedha, sir.

I'm here for an interview for the legal intern position.

Ok. Explain your answer.

Sir, the other 499 pages may contain the details of the case,

but the first page tells us what the case is and whose case it is.

Without knowing this context, the data in those 499 pages is useless, sir.

Good.

This is my reference letter, sir.

Please leave.

The reference letter was given by Parashuram, B.A., B.L...?

Parashuram means...?

Sir, you definitely must know Mr. Parashuram.

He is a very talented lawyer, sir.

Sir... his legal knowledge is excellent.

He’s an encyclopedia, sir.

When it comes to the law, he's a force to be reckoned with.

I spoke with our lawyer, I gave him the money, we will definitely win this case.

Hey! Can’t you see I’m standing here?

Can’t you see I’m dusting?

You are unbelievable!

How many times do I have to tell you, we will win the case.

Sir... he may look ordinary,

but the moment he looks at a case file, he instantly knows which sections apply.

309.

No, sir. It’s 390, sir.

No, Raghu. 309.

No, sir. I’m telling you, it’s 390, sir.

I’ve noted it down here.

Look... the tea dues I owe you are not 390.

It’s exactly 309 rupees. Okay?

Okay, sir... Sorry, sir.

He has a solution to every problem, sir.

Is it ok? - You fixed it, sir.

He’s a very talented person, sir.

What did you say your name is?

Vedha, sir.

Vedha!

Vedha... you know something?

Talent that can’t bring success, intelligence that can’t bring growth...

are like water in the ocean. They’re of no use.

That’s why Parashuram remained a notary... but never managed to make any money.

I disagree with you, Sir.

Your lateral thinking is good...

but you’re not practical.

Thank you for the valuable lesson, Sir.

Okay.

I will let you know.

What, junior?

You saw your senior and just walked away without greeting him?

Now you know what it feels like to be rejected, don't you?

I told you back in college...

with that attitude of yours,

this profession is going to be one hell of a roller coaster for you.

What now?

You wanna pick a fight with me?

Fighting..!?

With you?

Vedha, sweetheart...

I’m not your college senior, Adhi, anymore, to pick fights with you.

I’m a junior to "The Great Viswanath."

The people I fight are inside that courtroom... not outside, like you.

Parashuram? You mean Notary Parashuram, right?

Yes, sir.

Whenever I had any doubts during my Moot Court sessions,

I would always ask him and get them clarified.

Oh, really?

What is this "Moota Court"?

It’s not "Moota Court," it’s Moot Court,

practical sessions conducted in law college.

We take up a case and argue it among ourselves as students.

He was the one who helped me through all those sessions, sir.

In my twenty years of service, I’ve never seen that notary in a courtroom.

He doesn’t even have cases of his own... and he helped you?

No, dear... this won’t work out.

The moment you called "Moot Court" "Moota Court,"

I understood how talented you are.

I pity you.

Sir, about what I asked...

Your college people didn’t have a single good thing to say about you.

Apparently, you create a problem over everything.

What did I do, sir!?

They said you used to go around like some "Lady Rebel Star"

staging protests, leading agitations, and picking fights.

At this age, my body can’t handle all that.

I just had a stent put in recently.

Sorry.

Sir.

Daily bring vegetables to my home.

What?

Am I supposed to carry vegetables to your house every day?

Yes.

Sir... I’m a lawyer!

Once you’re married, what good are legal sections going to do you?

The only thing you’ll need is vegetable selection.

When we were juniors... we even cleaned bathrooms, you know?

That’s exactly what you’re good for.

Brother... one tea, please.

What happened, Vedha? Nobody hired you?

Hmm.

I told you so.

If you go with my reference...

forget about getting a job, they won’t even give you an interview.

I only found out today that you have so many fans in this court, sir.

Madam, Tea.

Sir!

Why should I go to all these people anyway?

You could take me on as your junior, couldn't you?

If you join me, you’ll have nothing to do except hand me papers.

I can’t even pay you a salary.

Sir, these land documents need to be sealed.

What’s the case, Nandu?

What can I say, sir?

No matter how much I explain, this gentleman won’t listen.

He insists on filing a case against the government.

Under the Land Acquisition Act of 1894, the government acquired his farmland for a factory.

I’ve told him the case won’t stand, but he refuses to listen.

Nandu... according to the recent amendment, if we don’t consent, not just the government,

even God himself couldn’t come down and acquire the land.

The Land Acquisition Act of 1894 you're talking about is from our grandfathers' time.

What we have now is the "Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition,

Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013.

Under that Act,

the government cannot forcibly acquire someone’s land...

just because it would benefit a larger number of people.

The landowners’ consent is mandatory.

If that isn’t done... anyone can file a case, sir.

Really?!

When did they change that without me knowing?

They changed it long ago.

You just didn’t know.

Sir, you must argue my case.

This gentleman doesn’t seem to know anything.

Please take my case, sir.

No, sir... I can’t argue this case.

He’s very talented. He’ll argue it for you.

No, sir... I don’t think this gentleman can do anything for me.

You must get me justice. Please take my case, sir.

Don’t compel me.

Sir... you must argue this case.

Sir, you have to argue my case.

Please get me justice.

Please take my case, sir.

Yes, sir. Take this case.

With the knowledge you have,

if you step into that courtroom and argue the case, you'll definitely win.

Vedha... I’m telling you, I can’t take this case.

Why, sir? Why can’t you take it?

Why don’t you understand when I’m telling you?!

I said I won’t argue the case.

What’s his problem, sir?

His problem isn't the case... it's the place.

Even if his life depended on it, he would never go anywhere near A-Block.

All the courtrooms are there.

If he takes up cases, he’ll have to go into A-Block and argue them, right?

That’s why... he never takes any cases.

You go, dear.

No matter how much you tell him, he won’t listen to you.

Where is my money?

Brother, I will pay you back within two days.

Are you out of your mind?

Do I look like a joker to you?

Last week you promised you'd clear it in a week.

If you don’t pay this week, I will confiscate your bike for sure.

Rajasekhar, that loan shark is coming this way. I am going. Take care of all these things.

Oh my gosh... I can't handle him.