Where To Watch Gul Panag, Vinay Pathak Starrer 420 IPC ?

 420 IPC, an upcoming courtroom drama starring Vinay Pathak and Gul Panag has created a buzz online. The film revolves around a Chartered Accountant who is accused of forgery. He struggles to prove himself innocent in court.

Actor Vinay Pathak is playing the role of the CA and Gul Panag is playing the character of his wife. The role of public prosecutor is essayed by Ranvir Shorey. Apart from the stars, Rohan Vinod Mehra is also part of the cast. The film has been directed and written by Manish Gupta. In his interviews with media, Gupta said that it took extensive research during the making of the film.

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The makers came out with the"> trailer earlier this month and the official posters were released on November 24. The film is produced under the banner of OTT giant Zee5 by Rajesh Kejriwal and Gurpal Sachar and Kyoorius Digital P.L. The poster reads a dialogue by Vinay Pathak in the film, "Lakshmi To Maa Hai, Aur Maa Ki Dekhbhaal Karna To har Insaan Ka Farz Hota Hai”. As the title suggests, the film revolves around section 420 of the Indian Penal Code which gives maximum punishment of seven years including a fine to the convict.

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The film will start streaming on Zee5 streaming channel from December 17. Pathak is essaying the role of accused Chartered Accountant Bansi Keswani and Rohan Vinod is playing the role of his lawyer.

According to the trailer, Keswani's (Vinay) client gets arrested in a Rs 12,00 crore scam and he himself gets caught forging three blank cheques from some other client. The suspense unfolds in the courtroom when Keswani fights tp prove himself innocent.

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Speaking about the film, directer Manish Gupta released his statement in the media. He wrote," After exploring murder mysteries and false rape cases in my previous films, I wanted to make a suspense film that did not involve a violent crime and had subtle humour. I had got the idea for 420 IPC during my extensive three years of research for Section 375 that brought me face to face with court procedures in economic offence cases – which I found to be an unexplored premise for a film”. Vinay Pathak praised the writing of the script and called 420 IPC an "edgy plot" that can keep the audience hooked. About his character, Pathak said,"I play a simple family man, a chartered accountant, who finds himself in the midst of a scam."