MUMBAI, India- 20 February, 2026: Amazon MX Player, India’s leading free, premium, ad-supported video streaming service, presents Amar Vishwas, a legal crime drama that revisits a beloved literary character and reimagines him for a contemporary audience. Headlined by Rajeev Khandelwal, the series follows a lawyer who does more than argue cases. He observes. He listens. He trusts what others overlook. In a courtroom governed by procedure and precedent, Amar operates differently. He reads between the lines. He relies on instinct as much as evidence. His restraint is deliberate, hinting at something unresolved beneath the surface.
Speaking about what drew him to the role, Rajeev Khandelwal shared, “What drew me towards Amar Vishwas is the fact that it is based on a book written about two decades back that had a loyal following. Also, I like the character because you rarely see a successful lawyer who takes his cases not on merit but on his instinct.”
Reflecting further on the emotional undercurrent of the character, he added, “Amar Vishwas is not just a lawyer. He is emotional. To really understand him will take many series. Like I said, his restraint is an attempt to not let his anger come to the surface. The anger which has been buried deep inside him but is yet not dead.”
Based on the acclaimed novels by Suhas Shirvalkar, Amar Vishwas is created and produced by Arjun Singgh Baran and Kartk D Nishandar under the banner of GSEAMS. Alongside Rajeev Khandelwal, the series also stars Ravi Behl, Aamir Ali, and Barkha Bisht in pivotal roles. Blending legal intensity with emotional depth, the show explores the complexities of justice, instinct, and buried truths. Amar Vishwas is now streaming exclusively on Amazon MX Player.
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