Accused trailer: Konkona Sen Sharma witnesses Pratibha Ranta’s marriage disintegrate after she is accused of sexual assault

Accused is Konkona Sen Sharma and Pratibha Ranta’s forthcoming psychological thriller. The official trailer for the movie, which features Konkona and Pratibha playing a same-sex couple, was released by Netflix India on Saturday. 

However, a grave accusation poses a threat to their partnership. Konkona portrays Dr. Geetika, a well-known gynecologist whose marriage and career collapse after she is accused of grave sexual misbehavior at work. When this claim is made by an unidentified individual, she is preparing to adopt a child with Meera (Pratibha). Meera is not overly shocked because she has also been accused in the past. But according to Geetika, this one is serious. People are calling her a sexual predator.

The remainder of the trailer depicts the tense phase that Geetika and Meera’s relationship goes through. Geetika, who spent years constructing her profession piece by piece, watches helplessly as it crumbles before her eyes. The movie looks at how her closest relationships are impacted by the increased public attention and how perception can triumph over reality.

Reacting to the trailer, a fan commented, “Oh my God, I’m so happy to see this. Such a Nice Trailer. I love the actors, they are my favourites.” “Such an interesting and complex story, kudos to the makers. Can’t wait to watch how this turns out,” said another. “Konkona and Pratibha as lovers! Love to see the progressive storytelling,” said a user. “Very different from other shows. Will watch,” said a second user.

Talking about the film, the makers shared in a statement, “Accused is the kind of story that stays with you because it refuses to simplify human behaviour or moral conflict. Anubhuti has crafted a deeply nuanced film that places women at the centre of a narrative we rarely explore, one where power, perception, and belief are constantly shifting. With Konkona and Pratibha leading the film, we’re looking at a relationship tested not just by accusation, but by doubt itself. It’s a story told with restraint, empathy, and courage, and we’re proud to bring it to Netflix, a platform that has supported the film’s intent to provoke thought rather than judgment.”