- 7/3/2025
The Verdict 2025 Tami Movie
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00:01Hmm.
00:02It's funny because you're Miss Eliza's nephew.
00:05You never called her.
00:06You never called Miss Namrata.
00:07But yet you spoke to Mr. Raphael often.
00:09Did you also meet him?
00:11Yes.
00:12What else did he say?
00:14That my aunt's life is in danger because of Namrata.
00:19And she's venomous.
00:22Venomous?
00:25Did you know about his gambling debt?
00:28Yes.
00:29So you had a student loan, he had a gambling debt and you had access to Miss Eliza's house.
00:34Objection. Not sure the direction of this line of questioning.
00:37Overruled.
00:39It's fine. You don't have to answer it.
00:42You said you used to chill by the pool and chat and play cards when you visited her?
00:46Yes.
00:48You know the funny thing about that?
00:51You said you haven't visited Miss Eliza in the last five years but yet the pool was built only three and a half years ago.
00:58Raja.
01:03As we discussed yesterday, all I want for you is to support my statement, which I gave to the detective.
01:04Rajat, as we discussed yesterday, all I want for you is to support my statement, which I gave to the detective.
01:16I promise you, you will be taken care of, and I will keep my word.
01:28The construction contract. No further questions, Your Honor.
01:34Prosecution calls. Mr. Varun, to the stand, please.
01:49Objection, Your Honor. Can we approach the bench?
01:57Have you totally forgotten the laws?
01:59Yes. Mr. Varun is married to the defendant. He is her husband. He can't be compelled to testify against her.
02:04Yes. I know the law.
02:05Miss Jessica, what are you talking about?
02:08Your Honor, I know the law, but Miss Namruta is not the wife of Mr. Varun.
02:14Mr. Varun and Miss Namruta have been married for ten years.
02:17Are you sure, Miss Jessica?
02:20Yes. They have been living together for ten years, but three years before Mr. Varun met Miss Namruta, he was married to someone else.
02:28He never left that marriage legally, therefore, they are not legally married.
02:32And you may proceed.
02:51Your Honor, the defense requests for a recess for the rest of the day.
02:58And we will reconvene tomorrow morning.
03:04Thank you, Rafa.
03:28I have a motive.
03:29I mean, let's go to the hospital.
03:31Hey, do you know Nammie too?
03:34You know Nammie, you don't know.
03:35That's why I don't know.
03:37You don't want to tell me.
03:38You saw how embarrassing that was?
03:40Sorry.
03:42Nammie, you know Nammie.
03:43Don't argue.
03:45Please.
03:52Mr. Varun, where do you work?
03:54I'm a nurse at Stone's Hospital, Georgetown.
03:56And how long have you been working there?
03:58Six years.
04:00How long have you known Ms. Namruta?
04:02About ten years.
04:04How did you meet her?
04:06She joined our theater group.
04:08The one I acted in.
04:09Hmm.
04:10What's your relationship like?
04:12Very good.
04:14Oh, shit.
04:28Oh, shit.
04:29Oh, shit.
04:30Oh, shit.
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04:52Oh, shit.
06:53She didn't know I was married.
06:56That's interesting.
06:58Because the way you describe it, Miss Namruta is a very nice person.
07:01She's all you ever wanted.
07:02So why would you hold this information from her?
07:04Objection.
07:05Relevance.
07:06Your Honor, I'm trying to understand the foundation of the relationship between Mr. Varun and Miss Namruta.
07:13Overruled.
07:13I will allow it.
07:15Thank you, Your Honor.
07:16The whole incident happened in Mumbai.
07:23I've been trying to forget it, but I was in an abusive relationship.
07:29And I even filed a police complaint.
07:31I can give you a copy of the complaint, if you will.
07:34No, I have one.
07:40But since then, I've not told anybody about it.
07:45So why didn't you divorce your wife before you came to the U.S.?
07:49I tried filing, but I got a doctor couple that gave me a job and wanted to educate me.
07:57I just didn't have the time, so I had to leave the country quickly.
08:00Did you know about the relationship between Miss Namruta and Miss Eliza?
08:07Of course.
08:09She never hid anything from me.
08:12But you did.
08:18Were you concerned about how much time Miss Namruta was spending with Miss Eliza?
08:24Of course not.
08:26Miss Eliza was a nice person, and she was trying to help Namruta.
08:29Why should I be concerned?
08:31Okay, did you go with her, or did she go alone?
08:34She mostly went alone.
08:35I've been there once or twice.
08:37All right, Mr. Rune.
08:38When Namruta came back on the night of the murder, did she look any different?
08:42Was she agitated, upset?
08:45I think I'd slept with a severe back pain.
08:48So I just don't remember how she looked.
08:51What happened the next day when she got the phone call?
08:54She... she rushed to Miss Eliza's house.
08:56Why didn't you go?
08:58I just didn't feel the need.
08:59I thought I'd be a botheration.
09:01All right.
09:01Did you go later?
09:04No.
09:05All right, Mr. Rune.
09:06Let me get this straight.
09:07You are telling the court that Miss Eliza was a lovely person.
09:12Close to Miss Namruta.
09:13She was suddenly dead.
09:15And you were set to inherit $150 million, and yet you still did not go.
09:23I just didn't feel the need.
09:26Miss Namruta was already there.
09:28Well, okay.
09:29Were you not curious?
09:30I mean, especially with Namruta test-driving luxury cars on the weekend.
09:37Namruta is an honest and sincere person.
09:41Even when I asked her for money from Miss Eliza, she said,
09:44Miss Eliza is not my ATN.
09:48Looking at luxury cars is just a hobby.
09:51Okay, that was not my question.
09:53I asked, were you not curious?
09:55I did not ask whether Miss Namruta had a good soul or not.
10:01That's all.
10:02No further questions.
10:04Your witness.
10:05No more questions, Your Honor.
10:09Witness excused.
10:14Does the prosecution or the defense have any more witnesses?
10:18No, Your Honor.
10:19No, Your Honor.
10:20Closing will begin tomorrow.
10:24So what are you going to say now?
10:25Her boyfriend or husband or whoever you are says Miss Namruta with an angel.
10:30See, that's what makes me suspect this whole thing more.
10:33All I'm saying is, someone is hiding something here.
10:50If you're going to keep speculating, I'm tired.
10:54I can't do this anymore.
10:56I agree.
10:57I'm done with this review.
11:03Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, for the past few days, we've witnessed the sobering proceedings of this murder trial.
11:13We've heard the evidence.
11:14We've listened to the testimonies.
11:16We've examined the facts meticulously.
11:19It's essential to remember that justice is not about vengeance.
11:23It is about finding the truth.
11:28And now my duty as a prosecutor is to seek justice for the victims and to hold the accused accountable when they are proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
11:39As you deliberate, I urge you to remember the responsibility that rests upon your shoulders.
11:45We trust in your ability to carefully weigh the evidence and deliver a just decision.
11:53Therefore, I ask you to find the defendant guilty as charged and ensure that justice prevails.
12:02Thank you for your service and your commitment to the principles of justice.
12:11Defense?
12:12Defense?
12:12Defense?
12:12Defense?
12:15Defense?
12:17Good morning, ladies and gentlemen of the jury.
12:19It has been my absolute pleasure to have appeared before you these last few days.
12:25I want to sincerely appreciate your time and patience and thank you for listening to both sides without any bias.
12:35These last few days, the prosecution has done nothing but give you insufficient and incomplete evidences.
12:43All to try and convict an innocent woman.
12:48Meanwhile, we have given you evidences and prove that there are gaps in the narratives, inconsistencies with their witness and testimonies.
12:58All proving just one point, Ms. Namrata's innocence.
13:02Every witness brought to the stand, both by the prosecution and the defense, proves only that Ms. Namrata is innocent.
13:13Ladies and gentlemen, I request you to carefully evaluate and analyze the information and render the only fair and just verdict.
13:27Not guilty.
13:29Not guilty.
13:32Thank you, Rona.
13:35Are we ready to go for a final vote?
13:38Yeah.
13:38We are ready to go for today.
14:02Who are we ready to go for today?
14:04Has the jury reached a verdict unanimously?
14:16Yes, you are.
14:34May the defendant rise to hear the verdict.
14:47Foreman, you may read the verdict.
14:49In the first-degree murder charge, we, the jury, find the defendant, not guilty.
15:00Order.
15:07The defendant should be released immediately.
15:10This case is concluded.
15:13Jury dismissed.
15:28Thank you so much.
16:12Why don't you have something I need to talk to you?
16:28Excuse me.
16:29Hi.
16:30My name is Shama.
16:31You're a juror, right?
16:33What are you doing?
16:34No one.
16:35I don't know.
16:36You're free to talk a little bit.
16:37Let's talk a little bit.
16:38Tell me.
16:39So I'm not guilty of a verdict to support you.
16:41But something about this case doesn't make sense in my head.
16:45You know this is illegal, right?
16:46What you're doing?
16:46You can't talk to the defendant.
16:48Yes, ma'am.
16:49But after that, the defendant didn't work.
16:50She's acquitted and the case is over.
16:53The reason I know this is because I'm a certified paralegal.
16:56And I really, really love your work.
16:58Be it the Nancy versus Texas case or the Andrews multiple homicide case.
17:02I love it and I've been following everything.
17:04In fact, you lose a case that's 30 times.
17:08I'm guessing you know where my office is?
17:10Yes.
17:10I'll see you Monday morning, 10 a.m.
17:12Sure.
17:13Looking forward.
17:15Your number?
17:16Call me.
17:16Yeah.
17:17515-368-4192.
17:21Talk to me.
17:21Okay.
17:22Yeah.
17:23Why are you doing that?
17:24This week is a good night.
17:25Don't worry about it.
17:27Okay.
17:27Thanks.
17:27See you.
17:29Yes.
17:32So good to be back home.
17:34You want some water?
17:35No, no.
17:35I'm good, darling.
17:36I'm good.
17:37I'm going to go.
17:37I'm running a little late.
17:38I'm going to tell you a little pace.
17:42Do you have time?
17:42Now, go.
17:47Okay.
17:47Come, come.
17:48I'm going to go.
17:49Today, with the U.S. now leading the world of the highest number of people testing positive
17:53for coronavirus, nobody expected this.
17:57Nobody thought they'd be treating so many so quickly.
18:00And it's not like blue.
18:01It is chronic pneumonia, and it is killing hundreds each day.
18:10Amin?
18:12Amin?
18:16Amin?
18:17Yeah.
18:19Where are you going?
18:21Go.
18:21Go.
18:21Go.
18:41Go.
18:42Go.
18:43Go.
18:43Go.
18:43Go.
18:47Go.
18:49What do you want to do with this cigarette?
18:53Why don't you drink it?
18:55Drink it.
19:01That's good.
19:03You know how much I miss this.
19:05Not you, cigarette.
19:07Let me enjoy my freedom.
19:09Okay.
19:11What are we doing now?
19:13Can we talk about it?
19:17Let's talk about it.
19:19Let's talk about it.
19:21Let's talk about it.
19:23Let's go for a long trip.
19:27We've come here.
19:29We've come here.
19:31We've come here.
19:33We've come here to a romantic grocery store.
19:35We've come here.
19:37Fast-breaking developments in the coronavirus emergency
19:41in the US and around the world.
19:47We've come here.
19:49Death tolls surging more than 50%
19:51over the last month.
19:53In at least 6 states.
19:55Including Arizona, Florida and Texas.
19:57Where the virus has killed more than 3,000 people.
20:03Civil lawsuit 9pm.
20:05Article 7.
20:07Hey Maya.
20:09Hi.
20:11We've come here.
20:13We've come here.
20:15Why are you looking at it?
20:16No.
20:17Then the case is missing.
20:19Anyway.
20:20So?
20:21Is it coming here?
20:23Just asking.
20:27There are papers.
20:29If you come here, we just have to sign it.
20:31Here you go.
20:33Let's talk about it.
20:35She's fine.
20:37She's my assistant.
20:39She knows how to handle all my cases.
20:41So you can talk about it.
20:43Sorry.
20:45We've come here.
20:47We've come here.
20:49Because I'm an attorney.
20:51And I go by the law.
20:53That's what I'm saying.
20:54I have a trust.
20:55Who's trust?
20:56Who's trust me?
20:57Who's control me?
20:59Who's wrong?
21:00Who's wrong?
21:01Who's wrong?
21:03If I'm going to talk about it,
21:05You'll see what I'm trying to feel.
21:07Ah, am I required for anything else?
21:09Thanks.
21:15I'm calling the management of their resources.
21:17How do you talk to the man?
21:19How do I come here?
21:20That's a bit of a bit.
21:21That's a bit of a bit of a deal.
21:22I'm talking to you.
21:23Ok?
21:28Hey.
21:29Hi.
21:30How are you?
21:32How are you?
21:33Come sit.
21:34All good?
21:35Yeah.
21:39So, what's up?
21:41Hmm.
21:42What's up?
21:46It's okay.
21:52How did you go to the hospital?
21:54What?
21:55What did you say?
21:56Uh...
21:59I saw the messages from Varun's phone.
22:03So...
22:06I'm wondering if...
22:09Yeah?
22:13Nami, I don't know how to tell you this.
22:15But...
22:17Varun and Varun, it's not good.
22:24I'm sorry.
22:27I don't know how to tell you.
22:29It's more of Varun's fault.
22:45Hey, don't cry.
22:47Yeah.
22:48I...I don't know.
22:51Please.
22:53I'm sorry, Aratha.
22:54Aratha.
22:59Nami.
23:05Hey.
23:08Are you okay?
23:13It all makes sense now.
23:14Are you okay?
23:17Yeah.
23:18What's going on?
23:19No.
23:20There's no fear.
23:21Let's go!
23:22I've been waiting.
23:23Do you know who it is?
23:24No, no.
23:25No.
23:26It's not fair.
23:27Yes, it's not fair.
23:28It's about good.
23:29Let's go.
23:30Oh, this is...
23:31I'm glad.
23:32No, no, no.
23:33Yes, it is.
23:34So, in this area, I'm gluing.
23:35No, no.
23:36No, no.
23:38No, no.
23:39No, no.
23:40Just to go.
23:41What is that?
23:45What?
23:47I'm afraid, Varun.
23:49Come here.
23:51What are you afraid of?
23:53Varun, when I came to this relationship,
23:57I would like to thank you.
24:01Did you say that you came to this relationship?
24:05I'm not saying that.
24:07I came to this relationship.
24:09But, I need my share of the inheritance.
24:11You know?
24:17I'm talking to you.
24:19I'm talking to you.
24:21I'm talking to you.
24:25I'm talking to you.
24:27I'm talking to you.
24:29No, Varun.
24:31I'm talking to you.
24:33I'm... I'm pregnant.
24:37What?
24:39I'm talking to you.
24:41What are you talking to me?
24:43I'm talking to you.
24:45How are you talking to me?
24:47I'm talking to you.
24:49I'm talking to you.
24:51I'm talking to you.
24:53I'm talking to you.
24:55Why are you talking to me?
24:57So...
24:58You're teaching me.
25:00You're teaching me.
25:01You're teaching me.
25:03What's going on?
25:05You do know what you're saying?
25:07You're looking for a fast reaction.
25:09Of your films.
25:11Varun, I think I love you something else to do with you.
25:18I don't want you to do anything else.
25:21Yes, I want you to do anything else.
25:25One day.
25:27Our relationship will continue.
25:30But how?
25:32Why?
25:36However, the good news is that the first set of vaccines will be available starting next Monday.
25:40The government will begin administering them to essential workers and their spouses.
25:44It will take a couple of months before they are released to the general public.
25:57Bye.
25:58Apropakra.
25:59Bye.
26:00Bye.
26:01Bye.
26:02Bye.
26:03Bye.
26:04Bye.
26:05Bye.
26:06Bye.
26:07Bye.
26:08Bye.
26:09Bye.
26:10Bye.
26:11Bye.
26:18Bye.
26:19Bye.
26:20Bye.
26:21Raghya, other friends, you can come home.
26:24Okay.
26:25But Raghya...
26:26Raghya is okay for him.
26:28No.
26:29It's not your fault.
26:31I'm not going to kill him.
26:43Hey!
26:44What are you doing here?
26:45Do you have to go to the pediatric ward?
26:47No.
26:48Let's go to the vaccine.
26:49Oh, okay.
26:50Yeah.
27:00Hey.
27:01Hey.
27:02Happy birthday.
27:05Why are you still here?
27:07What?
27:08What's wrong?
27:09No.
27:10Do you have to go to the distance?
27:14I'm not normal.
27:15If you have to go to the house, I'm not going to go.
27:17Hmm?
27:18Hmm.
27:19Hey.
27:20It's good.
27:21It's good.
27:22Super.
27:23Your birthday, no.
27:24Enjoy.
27:25Rasmalai, rice, paneer.
27:29Why are you cooking this Gobi?
27:31I hate it.
27:32I love it.
27:33I love it.
27:34But it's my birthday.
27:35It's my wish.
27:36Okay.
27:37I love it.
27:38I love it.
27:39I love it.
27:40Okay?
27:42Hey.
27:43Happy birthday.
27:45Surprise.
27:46Surprise.
27:47What a surprise.
27:48Come, come, come.
27:49Happy birthday.
27:51Happy birthday.
27:52Ready for the party.
27:53You're looking lovely.
27:54You're welcome.
27:55Hi.
27:56Beautiful.
27:57Bye, bye, bye.
27:58Yes.
27:59Hi.
28:01Hi.
28:02Welcome home.
28:04Let's party, guys.
28:05Bye.
28:06Bye, bye, bye.
28:07Bye.
28:08Bye, bye, bye.
28:09Yes.
28:10Bye.
28:17Hi.
28:18Welcome home.
28:20Let's party, guys.
28:35Bye, bye.
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