Indian Predator Murder In The Courtroom Teaser: Gang of Women Set to Take Avenge

We have all been waiting for the new season of Indian Predator Murder In The Courtroom, which narrates the horrifying true stories of Indian serial killers that previously most of us did not know about. Today, Netflix finally dropped the teaser for this popular franchise and it left us with strong emotions.

All the previous seasons focused on two different serial killers. The first season was about Chandrakant Jha, also known as the butcher of Delhi. He was a serial murderer who was active from 2006 to 2007.

And the next season was based on a young journalist from Allahabad, responsible for killing more than fifteen people, and a suspect of cannibalism. Based on these past instalments, we can already tell that this one will again shake us to the core with the chilling story of another murderer.

Still From Indian Predator Murder In The Courtroom Teaser
Still From Indian Predator Murder In The Courtroom Teaser

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The teaser opens with a hard-hitting and electrifying rap song whose lyrics inform us about the story itself. We also see women from different houses, various backgrounds and distinct ages going somewhere.

In the beginning, it is a bit confusing as to where their goal is, but soon, we see them proceeding in the same direction. But we also catch them carrying something in their bags. It is only later the teaser reveals that they might be carrying weapons. Towards the end, their destination gets revealed, and we see them standing in front of a court where a criminal is being presented.

The Netflix description finally clears the doubts of viewers by hinting at how a gang of women will avenge themselves when the police bring a criminal to court. This time the documentary will be on Akku Yadav, a renowned gangster and rapist who committed atrocious crimes with his gang members in Kasturba Nagar for almost 13 years.

But justice was served to him when a mob of women stoned him to death while he was in police custody. Even though the teaser and the explanation tried to mask almost every detail, we can expect a satisfying tale of revenge of wronged woman on an evil criminal.

Watch The Indian Predator Murder In The Courtroom Teaser

We expect the series to drop on October 26, 2022, on Netflix and just like its predecessors, this should also have three episodes. So, mark your calendars and do not forget to watch it.

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Arpita Samaddar
Arpita Samaddar
Arpita Samaddar has a Post Graduate in English Literature and her love for Anime has taken her to study Japanese. She has nearly four years of writing experience and has been published on platforms such as IGN India, FandomWire, and CBR.

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