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Assignment

"Talvar" movie analysis


Submitted by Muhammad Zunair T/SI

Beret # 50/2

"Talvar" was a Hindi film released in 2015, directed by Meghna Gulzar. It is based on the real-life 2008
Noida double murder case, in which a teenage girl, Aarushi Talwar, and the family's domestic help,
Hemraj Banjade, were found murdered in their home.

The movie presents multiple perspectives and interpretations of the case, highlighting the flaws and
inconsistencies in the investigation process. Here are some of the drawbacks portrayed in the film:

Drawbacks in the investigation process:


1. Contamination of the Crime Scene:
One major drawback was the contamination of the crime scene by the police and media
personnel. The lack of proper protocols and training resulted in crucial evidence being
compromised or lost, making it difficult to establish the truth.

2. Inadequate Forensic Analysis:


The film highlights the lack of thorough forensic analysis and proper collection of evidence. The
initial investigation failed to take into account crucial forensic aspects like fingerprints, blood
splatter analysis, and DNA testing, which could have provided vital clues.

3. Mismanagement of Evidence:
The mishandling and misplacement of evidence by the investigating officers further
compromised the case. This included the loss of the murder weapon, the golf club, and the
tampering of other significant pieces of evidence.

4. Inconsistent Statements and Conflicting Narratives:


The film highlights the contradictory statements given by various witnesses and suspects during
the investigation. The police failed to properly cross-examine and verify these statements,
leading to confusion and the possibility of false narratives.

5. Bias and Prejudice:


The movie portrays the influence of media sensationalism and public perception on the
investigation. The police were under immense pressure to solve the case quickly, leading to
biases and tunnel vision. They focused on Aarushi's parents as the prime suspects, neglecting
other potential leads and suspects.

6. Lack of Professionalism and Interdepartmental Conflict:


The film portrays the lack of coordination and professionalism among the various investigative
agencies involved in the case. The police, forensic experts, and the Central Bureau of
Investigation (CBI) had conflicts of interest and failed to work together effectively, hindering the
investigation.

Overall, it raises questions about the fairness, objectivity, and competence of the authorities involved,
ultimately leaving the audience to contemplate the true nature of justice in such complex cases.

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