The
team
of
upcoming
film
Jolly
LLB
met
Minister
of
Law
Ashwani
Kumar
in
order
to
put
forth
the
demands
of
young
lawyers
whom
the
makers
have
met
while
promoting
the
film.
Actors
Arshad
Warsi
and
Boman
Irani,
who
play
lawyers
in
the
film,
alongwith
director
Subhash
Kapoor,
met
the
union
minister
to
submit
a
three-point
memorandum
regarding
problems
faced
by
junior
lawyers.
"I
went
to
a
Mumbai
law
college
and
saw
the
plight
of
our
young
lawyers
and
thought
we
should
meet
the
law
minister
and
tell
him
about
the
situation," Arshad
told
to
PTI.
The
memorandum
highlighted
three
problems
-
loans
or
credit
cards
denied
to
young
lawyers
due
to
lack
of
fixed
income;
need
to
define
a
minimum
remuneration
for
them
to
survive;
better
amenities
for
beginners
at
courts
including
access
to
libraries.
"The
atmosphere
outside
a
courtroom
should
improve,
the
least
that
could
be
done
for
them
is
that
for
every
lawyer
there
should
be
a
small
chamber,"
said
Arshad.
Boman,
who
plays
a
famous,
established
lawyer,
said,
"We
went
to
a
law
college
where
the
students
were
vociferous
about
their
problems
and
put
forth
their
grievances
in
front
of
us."
Accepting
their
charter
of
demands,
the
Law
Minister
said,
"I
would
like
to
thank
Arshad,
Boman
and
the
director
of
the
film
for
delving
into
a
very
important
issue
through
the
medium
of
cinema.
I
am
deeply
indebted
to
the
distinguished
actors
of
our
country
who
have
actually
done
a
great
service
to
the
problem
that
we
have
been
trying
to
solve.
I
will
try
my
best
as
the
law
minister
to
do
whatever
it
takes
so
that
younger
lawyers
are
groomed
into
becoming
important
actors
in
the
legal
fraternity."
"I
really
want
to
thank
them
for
bringing
these
problems
to
our
notice
and
we
will
try
earnestly
to
look
into
them,"
Kumar
added.