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 Ram Jagadeesh's film, "Court-State vs. A Nobody," currently streaming on Netflix, has an undeniable essence, but it's far removed from reality. In courtroom dramas, logic, reasoning, and reality are sometimes set aside to make the narrative more thrilling and entertaining. But I felt "Court-State vs. A Nobody" was too idealistic in its approach, so much so that the twists and turns seemed too predictable. Also, there was a point in the film where, while I loved the drama and the wit of the dialogues and performances, respectively, I wanted to scream at the top of my lungs that this is not how court proceedings play out. Moreover, I felt the protagonist defeated his opponent, who was supposedly the most powerful man in the village, too easily. Director: Ram Jagadeesh Writers: Ram Jagadeesh, Vamsidhar Sirigiri, Karthikeya Sreenivass Stars: Priyadarshi Pulikonda, Harsh Roshan, Sri Devi  I expected his nemesis to resist and go to any lengths to save his reputat...