We found the episodes captivating; narrations were honest and forthright and one can tell that exhaustive research has gone into creating each episode. While it may not be everyone’s cup of tea, due to its gruesome nature, for fans of true crime, this is a must-listen. The podcast was a lockdown venture for the duo that began last May, and the show is now in its second season. “While researching, we rely a lot on newspapers, or find interviews and court documents. Obtaining authentic information in India is difficult. As a lawyer, I know that judgments by the Supreme Court are less detailed while lower court judgments are tougher to track down. Till now our biggest challenge has been sourcing these documents,” says Sindhu. With their legal training, the duo is able to deep-dive into these cases and analyse information from a legal standpoint. “We talk about cases in the sense of victim rights as well and analyse them from a legal perspective that we can do because of our training. We felt legal analysis would be a dry topic but surprisingly, people like it. This indicates a more cerebral leaning from Indian audiences,” reveals Sahay.

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