Black Justice producer: Fear of uncomfortable content material shouldn’t be letting platforms give the collection a good chance-OxBig News Network

“Black Justice is based on the reforms required with 5 crore cases that are pending. It’s a six episode web series with 40 minute-long episodes. We had almost finalised a streaming platform. The topic is slightly uncomfortable, it is directly against the judiciary. So, they [OTT platforms] feel there will be litigations against them,” says Kapil.

The collection, directed by Bhavin Wadia, is at the moment working on the present’s official web site.

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The producer provides, “It feels horrible when somebody makes a series not from a commercial perspective but in the interest of the nation, a selfless act, like a social worker or an activist would do. Even if you do anything for your country, there are people focused on safeguarding their own interests.”

Kapil explains that via the non-public platform, they hope to get sufficient knowledge to indicate different streamers that the collection is innocent.

“A lot of lawyers have actually liked it. We have received a positive response from lawyers and judges from around the country. Currently, the series is on a platform where one has to pay subscription charges to watch. We did that to create a database and go to the other OTT platforms and say that it is not as threatening as you feel,” he concludes.