Verdict Pending

Justice is now public. And personal. And watching.

In a world where courtroom trials have been replaced by livestreams, your fate depends not on facts, but on how many strangers click "Innocent".
The better you perform your pain, the better your chances.

When Anjali Mahto's quiet older brother is accused of theft, his case is sent to JustiFY, an app where low-level crimes are judged by a live audience in real time.
He has one shot at freedom.
And she's the one who has to earn it.

But Anjali isn't charismatic. Or camera-ready. Or even willing.
Still, with everything on the line, she steps into the light, and discovers something terrifying:

She's good at it.
Too good.

As her speech goes viral and brands offer her deals, Anjali finds herself trapped in a performance she never meant to create.
And the platform isn't done with her yet.
Because on JustiFY, the verdict is never final.
It's always pending.