The third installment of the popular Bollywood franchise, Jolly LLB, starring Akshay Kumar and Arshad Warsi, has run into legal trouble during its filming in Ajmer, Rajasthan, under director Subhash Kapoor's guidance.

Reports reveal that a legal case has been filed against the movie, citing concerns over its portrayal of the judiciary. Chandrabhan, President of the District Bar Association, has filed a complaint against the actors, director, and producer of Jolly LLB 3. A hearing for this case is scheduled for today, with Chandrabhan also seeking a halt to the film's shoot, citing worries over the alleged mockery of the judicial system in the franchise's previous two installments.

Expressing his apprehensions, Chandrabhan Singh Rath voiced concerns about what he perceived as a lack of respect shown towards the country's judiciary in the first two movies of the series.

He elaborated that after watching the previous installments, it appeared to him that the filmmakers, directors, and actors had not adequately honored the integrity of the judiciary. Furthermore, Chandrabhan expressed dismay over the ongoing shooting of Jolly LLB 3 in various locations around Ajmer, including the district magistrate's office, which he believes adds to the disregard for the dignity and respect of the judiciary and its members.

As legal proceedings unfold, the future of Jolly LLB 3 hangs in the balance, raising questions about its portrayal of the judiciary and the potential repercussions it may face.

The franchise's producers and creative team have yet to comment on the allegations, leaving the fate of the film uncertain as it navigates through legal challenges. Stay tuned for updates as the situation develops, casting a shadow over the eagerly anticipated third installment of the Jolly LLB series.