Murder of Jessica Lal | Jessica Lal | Jessica Lal Case Review

No One Killed Jessica - Myra Karn Is Jessica Lal

Murder of Jessica Lal New Delhi, who was working as a celebrity barmaid at a crowded socialite party when she was shot dead on 29 April 1999.[1] Dozens of witnesses pointed to Siddharth Vashisht, a.k.a. Manu Sharma, the son of Venod Sharma, a wealthy Congress politician in Haryana, as the murderer.
Wreath petition'...In a sequence brimming with a savage irony the mother of the murderer visits the slain girl Jessica Lal's parents and lays a wreath on the deceased girl's photograph.

The stoic Murder India has only one speaking-line in this dialogue-oriented extremely thought-provoking treatise on justice and social awakening. "Kuch bhi karo mere Monu ko kuch nahin hona chahiye," she whines from behind the curtains as her powerful politician-husband plots to exonerate their laadla son from the murder charge.

Justice will be drunk. For a while the murderer Manish Bhardwaj (Mohammed Zeshan Ayyub, looking like a cat that got the cream on its head while aiming for the mouth) is allowed to go scot-free. How did this monstrous travesty of justice happen in this celebrated real-life case?

This, as they say, can happen only in India. Apna Bharat Mahaan. And one says this without irony after watching in rapt attention Rajkumar (Aamir) Gupta's stupendous take on a headline that ripped across the lives of the rich and powerful and the exceedingly pretentious elite of Delhi.

The event was actually a turning point when the normal public stood up for justice and this finds mention in the movie very well.
The film and the lead actresses have done justice to the story and Jessica Lal case remains a landmark when it comes to media spreading the awareness and its role in the success of the case.
It’s the common man’s struggle for justice which according to Sabrina doesn’t have to need activism but in the scenario when everything is corrupt top to bottom media comes to the rescue

Murder of Jessica Lal | Jessica Lal | Jessica Lal Case Review
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