About Criminal Law

I don’t do things the easy way. If you want someone who’s just going to sit quietly, I’m not your person. When I step into a courtroom for criminal law, I fight like a sherni (lioness) - full-on atmanirbhar (self-reliant) style. For me, the law isn’t just paperwork, it’s stubbornness and pagalpan (madness) to get justice for you.

What I Cover

I stick to criminal law - it’s what I know best. My work includes:

• Sorting out legal advice when you feel lost, and making the path clear.
• Standing by your side through the whole case - from paperwork to final arguments.
• Handling bail applications, including anticipatory bail, with speed and strategy.
• Taking on cases like domestic violence, bigamy, live-in relationship disputes, and even things like traffic challan court hearings or buying stolen stuff unknowingly.

How I Work

I go all in. If I’m handling your case, I prep hard and I don’t back down. Sometimes it gets messy, sometimes you don’t get instant results - but I’ll keep pushing. I’m direct, but I get the human side too. You’ll find me stubborn when it matters, but supportive when you need it.

Legal Gyan You Should Know

• Camera proceedings in criminal cases mean privacy – just you, me, judge, and the other side.
• Bought a used phone? UPI or bank transfer is your proof if anyone asks.
• Got a challan? No need to pay on the spot. Court is always an option, and sometimes judges in Lok Adalat reduce fines.

If you want someone who’s going to fight, not just talk - I’m here.