Talvar screened in law colleges

Talvar, based on the controversial Aarushi Talwar murder case, was debated in law schools.

The makers of the film were  on a unique promotion spree, and  showcased the film prior release on October 2 at Law Schools in Pune, Delhi and Bangalore. Colleges generally conduct debates on controversial cases creating news.

Reportedly, law colleges across India have been sending requests to the makers of Talvar to conduct debates in their colleges on the nature of the case. According to the makers, law schools are a prime institution for budding lawyers and the most appropriate platform to showcase the content driven film.

The film would not only serve as a medium to observe and learn intricate details pertaining to the case, but also help the students to devise key aspects of the case.

The film has brought back the controversial murder case in news, as it presents to its viewer’s three detailed investigations conducted throughout the murder case. Recently, the film held its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, where the movie received a rousing response. The makers expect the same response in the country and hence, hope that the screenings and the varied perspectives by law students will provide them with the required feedback.