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Srikanth’s Parasuram logs in on ZEE5

ZEE5 drops Objection, My Lord! — Notary Parasuram Chapter 1, a Telugu legal drama fronted by Srikanth Meka. Seven short episodes landed together on July 31.

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A Telugu legal-drama streaming setup shows a laptop with a generic courtroom image, seven episode tiles stacked beside it, a Telugu script marked with a play button, and a small courtroom gavel on a Hyderabad living-room table.

Objection, My Lord! — Notary Parasuram Chapter 1 is streaming on ZEE5 with seven episodes available together.

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Srikanth Meka’s new Telugu series Objection, My Lord! — Notary Parasuram Chapter 1 is now streaming on ZEE5, with the platform listing July 31, 2026 as release day and seven episodes live at once, running 21–35 minutes each. ZEE5’s page lists audio in Telugu with English subtitles.

The platform’s synopsis is blunt: “Narayana dies seeking justice for his missing daughter. Parashuram fights to prove she existed.” The cast on ZEE5 credits Srikanth as Parshuram, with Mukesh Rishi tagged as the antagonist, Ananya as Vedha, Snehal as Tulasi and Sameer as the inspector.

Entertainment reports around the trailer describe it as an intense courtroom mystery led by Srikanth as advocate Parasuram, with Santhosh Ayyappan directing and Rajkumar Akella producing under Dream House Productions — credits those reports attribute to the makers. ZEE5’s genre label reads drama; the legal-thriller pitch comes from the promo copy.

For Telugu audiences tired of Delhi’s noise about culture while funding goes elsewhere, a home-language legal drama arriving complete, on time, counts as service. The courtroom is on the app; the “national” guardians of culture can keep their slogans.

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