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Published · 0.5/5Filmi’s reading 8
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LAW: quick answers
Box office, where to watch and what critics said — from the same data as the page.
What is LAW's OTT release date?
LAW arrived on OTT on 17 Jul 2020 on Prime Video in India.
Where can I watch LAW?
LAW is streaming on OTT: Prime Video (India, the US, the UK and Canada). It can also be rented or bought on Amazon Video (India). Availability comes from JustWatch and is checked every Friday.
What did critics say about LAW?
LAW has a Filmi Score of 41 (Mixed), the mean of 5 readings of critic reviews, one per review. Readings run from 8 (The Indian Express) to 68 (Poolachokka). Every review and how it was scored is listed below.
What readers say
The Audience Score appears once three readers’ reviews have been read under the rubric — built from what people write, never from the rating numbers.