Pankaj Tripathi is back as lawyer Madhav Mishra

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Updated At : 01:40 PM Dec 09, 2020 IST

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Last year, Pankaj Tripathi stole the show with his quirky and memorable portrayal of lawyer Madhav Mishra in Criminal Justice. It seems Madhav Mishra is now on the lookout for a new case and made a public appeal on his social media handles as well; also revealing his look for the show. Pankaj has once again effortlessly slipped into the skin of his character.

Pankaj shared a video on his Instagram account in which he says, “It feels great to come back as one of my favourite characters — Madhav Mishra. I won’t reveal too much information right now; so stay tuned for more.”

While all other details are being tightly guarded, the next chapter in the franchise is titled Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors. Pankaj Tripathi’s character Mishra ji is in for a huge surprise with his next big case.

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