Excited to watch ‘Haq’ in theatres? Watch 5 Best courtroom drama movies on OTT

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Indian cinema is filled with some intense courtroom dramas over time. ‘Haq’, being the new entrant in this genre, is already hyping fans across the country. If you are waiting to watch 'Haq', then you should check out these Indian courtroom dramas, based on real-life events.

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Mulk (IMDB - 7.2) Murad Ali Mohammed (Late. Rishi Kapoor) and his daughter-in-law Aarti Malhotra Mohammed (Taapsee Pannu) try to stand their side in a courtroom trial as their family is accused of having connections with terrorist groups when Mohammed's son joins hands with a terror group. This movie is available on Zee5.

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Jai Bhim (IMDB - 8.6) One of India’s most brutal and best courtroom dramas, starring Suriya, follows the story of a brave lawyer who struggles for justice when a poor tribal man is found missing from police custody. The arc, scenic points and direction of the movie align perfectly to deliver the masterpiece from South Cinema, which is available on Amazon Prime Video.

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Sirf Ek Banda Kaafi Hai (IMDB - 8.0) With the power of truth and courage, a lawyer battles a rigid case of a victim of sexual assault by standing against a powerful and strong religious personality. Based on the real events, Manoj Bajpayee starrer this film is a treat for courtroom drama lovers. This movie is streaming on Zee5.

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Pink (IMDB - 8.0) Minal (Taapsee Pannu), along with her friends, files an FIR against a renowned politician's nephew after being harassed. When the case gets highly complicated, Deepak (Amitabh Bachchan), a retired lawyer, helps them to seal the case with his veteran tactics. You can stream it on JioHotstar.

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Section 375 (IMDB - 8.1) Starring Akshaye Khanna in the lead role, the movie follows the story of Rohan Khurana, a well-known filmmaker, who stands accused of rape by Anjali Dangle, a junior costume designer. However, the story takes a drastic change and reveals something more brutal when a lawyer takes matters into his own hands. This movie is streaming on Amazon Prime Video.