Criminal Justice 4: Disappointed netizens say, “Why only 3 episodes?”; while Pankaj Tripathi enjoys rave reviews

Ending the long wait, the season of Criminal Justice has finally arrived. This series, released on May 29, featuring Pankaj Tripathi, was one of the highly anticipated web shows. It was expected to enjoy rave reviews upon its release, and the return of Pankaj Tripathi as lawyer Madhav Mishra has certainly helped in the same. On top of that, the gripping plotline and the right direction have added extra stars to the reviews. However, amid all this, the viewers still appear to be upset, and their social media reactions have unveiled the reason. As only three episodes of the series released, with reportedly a promise to release a new chapter every Thursday, fans of the show have expressed their disappointment with the pattern. The audience didn’t agree with the release schedule and expressed their displeasure over X (formerly called Twitter).One of the netizens commented, “Why do U people want your platform to lose subscribers? Why do U want a show like Criminal Justice to flop? You are harming yourself by releasing a few episodes. Till now, every show you have released in this way has been a flop. @JioHotstar #CriminalJustice4 #CriminalJustice”“Why ruining viewers experience by releasing shows in parts??? Will you allow us to pay 1499 Rs yearly charges in equal installment every Thursday???,” commented another.Here are a few more:“Ye hotstar wale kichton me episodes kyon nikalte hain, 😠”“@JioHotstar I will watch this season when all episodes released I am a binge watcher will not wait for every Thursday” Meanwhile, a netizen also mentioned how the OTT platform needs to up it game. The post said, “The hipe made me excited to watch #CriminalJustice first few episodes were living up to the hipe. But then it went downhill. The only thing kept me glued was #PankajTripathi he was tremendous. @hotstartweets has a lot to learn form @PrimeVideoIN and @NetflixIndia”In Season 4 of Criminal Justice, titled "A Family Matter," Nagpal and his wife, Anju (played by Surveen Chawla), find themselves in legal trouble. The ensuing drama is the central focus of the storyline. The first three episodes have received favorable reviews, with audiences applauding both the captivating narrative and Pankaj Tripathi's performance.