This 2 hour 5 minute mystery thriller has no murders, violent scenes, has IMDb rating of 8.1, beats Drishyam, Andhadhun with its jaw-dropping climax, film is…, lead actors are…

With a gripping narrative and stellar star cast performances, this thriller drama will keep you hooked until its final moment. Scroll down to know its name!

Thriller movies are perfect to watch at night under the covers with lights switch off. What could be better than trying to solve a gripping mystery while having all the feels of suspense, surprise, anticipation and excitement? Well, the best part is, thrillers fall under different categories. Whether you enjoy a classic murder mystery, psychological twist, or even a dark comedy, there’s plenty of materials that can keep you entertained and hooked for hours.

Today, we will talk about one such thriller that will keep you guessing until the final moment. The film is Akshaye Khanna and Richa Chadha starrer Section 375. Released in 2019, the film is directed by Ajay Bahl and bankrolled by Kumar Mangat Pathak and Abhishek Pathak.

A hard-hitting courtroom thriller deals with the complexities of rape laws and judicial interpretation. Renowned filmmaker Rohan Khurana (Rahul Bhat) is accused of rape by his junior costume designer, Anjali Dangle (Meera Chopra). Following a swift trial, he is convicted and sentenced to ten years in prison. To fight for his bail, Rohan’s wife hire a high-profile defense lawyer Tarun Saluja (Akshay Khanna) to handle the case.

The film delves into both the sides of rape trial, sparking debate on India’s laws, evidence and morality. The courtroom drama question legal loopholes and justice in sensitive cases. This though-provoking film challenges viewers to ponder on the intricacies of legal system. Available on Prime Video, Section 375 is a must-watch for those interested in courtroom dramas and thrilling narratives.

The film also features Meera Chopra, Rahul Bhat, Shriswara and others in significant roles. With an impressive rating of 8.1 on IMDb, Section 375 delves into the complexities of consent, justice and India’s legal system.