Accused Trailer Out: Konkona Sensharma & Pratibha Ranta Shine In Intense Lesbian Drama

The trailer of Accused, directed by Anubhuti Kashyap, has finally been unveiled, and it has already sparked strong reactions online. The film, which was earlier announced at Netflix’s slate launch event, is set to premiere on February 27, 2026.

Backed by Karan Johar, the film stars Konkona Sensharma and Pratibha Ranta in lead roles and explores a complex and emotionally charged storyline. Sharing the trailer on social media, Netflix captioned it: “Every relationship has secrets. Are you ready to find theirs?”

A Relationship Tested By Shocking Allegations

Accused revolves around a lesbian couple, Meera (Pratibha Ranta) and Geetika (Konkona Sensharma), who are settled abroad and preparing to adopt a child. Their lives take a drastic turn when Geetika, a doctor, is accused of being a sexual predator. The allegations shake the foundation of their relationship and threaten their future together.

The gripping one-minute-forty-six-second trailer promises a layered narrative filled with tension, secrets, and emotional turmoil — a theme rarely explored in mainstream Hindi cinema.

Netizens Applaud The Trailer

The trailer has been widely appreciated on social media. One user wrote, “Secrets don’t destroy relationships — the truth does. Curious to see how this unfolds.” Another commented, “Looks AMAZING! Konkona and Pratibhaa, what a delight.” Many others expressed excitement about the film’s release.

After earning acclaim for her debut performance in Laapataa Ladies, Pratibha Ranta returns with a starkly different role in Accused. While she portrayed a village girl in her first film, this time she steps into the shoes of an urban character navigating a complex personal crisis.

Konkona, known for her powerful screen presence, once again impresses in the trailer, and the chemistry between the two leads has further heightened audience curiosity. With the trailer receiving a positive response, expectations are high for this bold and unconventional drama.