Ravi Gogula

Ravi Gogula’s “Legally Veer” (2024) isn’t your run-of-the-mill courtroom flick, honestly. The story chucks you right into the chaotic, colorful world of Veer, this wild, slightly clueless law grad who’s got more swagger than sense. He’s not the top student, but he’s got guts, and apparently, that’s enough to land him in the middle of a legal mess way above his pay grade. The film opens with Veer, fresh out of law school, trying to find his feet in a world that’s way more cutthroat than he ever expected. He’s all bravado, cracking jokes in a suit that’s about two sizes too big, but there’s this thread of vulnerability that keeps things real. When Veer stumbles into his first big case, he’s supposed to just fetch coffee and file papers, but—because of course—he can’t help but get involved. Suddenly, he’s standing up for the underdog, going against these slick, snobby senior lawyers and a judge who looks like he’s allergic to fun. The courtroom isn’t just a battleground, it’s basically Veer’s stage, and the guy can’t resist performing. There’s a ton of banter, some wild plot twists, and more than a couple of moments where you’re like, “Is he really going to pull this off?” Honestly, watching Veer try to bend the rules without totally breaking them is half the entertainment. But underneath all the chaos, the movie’s got heart—friendship, ambition, maybe even a little romance. It’s not just about winning, it’s about Veer figuring out who he is, legal loopholes and all. If you want a courtroom story that doesn’t take itself too seriously but still packs a punch, this one’s got your number.