If Bandar left you thinking about truth, consent, relationships and the complicated gap between accusation and justice, there are several Hindi movies that explore similar territory. From former lovers making serious allegations to courtroom battles where every new revelation changes what you believe, these films combine relationships, lies, power and legal drama. Here are 10 movies like Bandar that are worth watching next.
10 Movies Like Bandar You Should Watch
1. Section 375
Probably the closest movie to Bandar, Section 375 follows filmmaker Rohan Khurana after a costume assistant accuses him of rape. What initially appears to be a straightforward criminal case turns into an intense courtroom battle as two lawyers present very different interpretations of the evidence. With questions around consent, power, truth and the difference between law and justice, this is easily one of the strongest recommendations for anyone who found Samar’s story gripping.
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video
2. Inkaar
Rahul Verma is the powerful CEO of an advertising agency when Maya Luthra, his former protégée and lover, accuses him of sexual harassment. As an internal committee investigates the complaint, the movie revisits their relationship from both perspectives, revealing ambition, attraction, resentment and very different memories of what happened between them. The combination of an ex-relationship, allegations and conflicting versions of the truth makes Inkaar particularly close to Bandar.
3. Guilty
College student Nanki’s world is shaken when her popular boyfriend Vijay is accused of rape by another student. Initially convinced that she knows the man she loves, Nanki begins questioning everything as different accounts of the night emerge and uncomfortable secrets come to light. Like Bandar, Guilty refuses to make relationships, accusations and truth feel simple, making it a gripping watch for viewers who enjoy morally complicated dramas.
Where to Watch: Netflix
4. Aitraaz
Raj Malhotra has built a happy life with his wife Priya when his former girlfriend Sonia unexpectedly returns as the wife of his new boss. When Raj rejects Sonia’s advances, she accuses him of sexual misconduct, threatening his marriage, career and reputation. Raj decides to fight back in court, turning the case into a bitter battle between two former lovers. The ex returning, serious accusation and man’s life suddenly collapsing make Aitraaz one of the most obvious thematic matches for Bandar.
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video
5. Pink
After an encounter with three influential young men turns violent, Minal and her friends find themselves facing intimidation, character assassination and a legal system ready to judge their personal lives. Retired lawyer Deepak Sehgal eventually takes up their case and turns the courtroom battle into a powerful argument about consent. Pink approaches the issue from a very different perspective than Bandar, but its exploration of gender, power, reputation and justice makes it essential viewing.
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video
6. Badla
Successful entrepreneur Naina Sethi is accused of murdering the man with whom she was having an affair after she is discovered inside a locked hotel room with his body. Determined to prove her innocence, she meets celebrated lawyer Badal Gupta and begins reconstructing the events that brought her there. But every new detail changes the story. If the shifting loyalties, lies and uncertainty over whom to believe attracted you to Bandar, Badla delivers that suspense brilliantly.
Where to Watch: Netflix
7. Talvar
A teenage girl and the family’s domestic worker are found murdered, leading investigators toward several dramatically different theories about what happened. As different investigative teams examine the evidence, each arrives at its own version of the crime and the people responsible. Unlike Bandar, there is no romantic relationship at its centre, but Talvar is a fascinating exploration of flawed investigations, conflicting narratives and how the justice system can shape its own version of the truth.
Where to Watch: Netflix
8. Rustom
Naval officer Rustom Pavri returns home and discovers that his wife Cynthia has been having an affair with businessman Vikram Makhija. Shortly afterwards, Vikram is shot dead and Rustom voluntarily surrenders, only to plead not guilty when the case reaches court. What follows is a sensational trial involving marriage, betrayal, public opinion and questions about what really happened. Like Bandar, the personal scandal quickly becomes a much larger legal and public battle.
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video
9. Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai
Sessions court lawyer P.C. Solanki takes on an extraordinarily difficult case when a minor girl accuses a powerful and influential godman of sexual assault. What follows is a long legal battle in which witnesses face pressure, powerful forces attempt to derail the case and one ordinary lawyer refuses to give up. While its perspective is very different from Bandar, the movie offers a gripping examination of sexual-assault allegations, unequal power and the challenges of seeking justice through the legal system.
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Where to Watch: ZEE5
10. Jolly LLB 2
Jagdishwar Mishra, better known as Jolly, begins as an ambitious lawyer willing to bend the rules to get ahead. But after one of his dishonest decisions ends in tragedy, he takes up a case that forces him to confront powerful lawyers, police manipulation and institutional corruption. The film is less similar to Bandar on the relationship front, but its courtroom suspense and portrayal of a justice system stacked against ordinary people make it a strong final pick.
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Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video
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From Section 375 and Inkaar, which come closest to Bandar‘s complicated questions around allegations and relationships, to courtroom dramas like Pink and Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai, these movies explore how love, power, truth and justice can collide when one accusation changes everything.