Zee Café is all set for thrilling legal drama, Damages

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Updated At : 01:25 PM Jan 31, 2023 IST

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Zee Café is all set to bring the season one of the thrilling legal drama, Damages. The show will be telecast at 9 pm on all weekdays starting today on Zee Café.

Starring Glenn Close, Rose Byrne and Tate Donovan, the show revolves around a high-powered attorney Patty Hewes, who has been caring for her granddaughter and experiencing a second chance at raising a child.

However, that ends when Patty’s son Michael sues for custody of the little girl. When Patty’s protege, Ellen Parsons, agrees to testify as a character witness for Michael at the custody trial, Patty scrambles to prevent her from taking the stand, fearing that Ellen will reveal Patty’s secrets.

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