Criminal Justice Season 3: Pankaj Tripathi Shares His Experience of Working with New Talent

Madhav Mishra is back for the well-acclaimed Disney+ Hotstar series, Criminal Justice Season 3, subtitled as Adhura Sach. The latest season pushes him into yet another nerve-wracking mystery with the murder of child star Zara Ahuja. With her brother at the top of the suspects’ list, this might be Mishra’s toughest case yet.

The Hotstar special was produced by Applause Entertainment with BBC Studios. Starring a multitalented panel of actors, the show was directed by Rohan Sippy and is now available on the OTT platform.

Criminal Justice Season 3
Shweta Basu Prasad and Pankaj Tripathi in Criminal Justice Season 3

With wit and humor by his side, the uncanny lawyer Madhav Mishra, reprised by Pankaj Tripathi returns for the third installment of Criminal Justice along with Shweta Basu Prasad, Swastika Mukherjee, Purab Kohli, Aditya Gupta, Deshna Dugad and Gaurav Gera.
As the series makes heads turn with its riveting story on Disney+ Hotstar, Pankaj Tripathi talks about working with young talents in the latest season.

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“We have two main child actors this season and they are so talented. They hold the same level of professionalism and practice that is expected of adults. It reminds me of my young days of acting too but I was never this serious. They are so dedicated to the art and are very perceptive of what is being done around them,” said the actor.

In the latest season of the award-winning Criminal Justice franchise, Madhav Mishra struggles to put aside his own doubts and inhibitions about his client as the stakes get higher and riskier.

Watch the Criminal Justice Season 3 Trailer

Tune into Disney+ Hotstar to watch your favorite lawyer Madhav Mishra take a stand for juvenile justice in the all-new season, Criminal Justice: Adhura Sach, i.e. Season 3.

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