On
June
1,
2020,
Manu
Sharma,
who
was
convicted
in
the
1999
Jessica
Lal
murder
case,
was
released
from
the
Tihar
jail
on
the
grounds
of
'good
behaviour'.
Bollywood
actress
Vidya
Balan,
who
played
the
role
of
Jessica's
sister
Sabrina
in
Raj
Kumar
Gupta's
film
on
the
incident,
No
One
Killed
Jessica,
reacted
to
this
news
while
speaking
to
The
Quint.
Vidya
Balan
said
that
she
doesn't
think
any
amount
of
time
in
jail
is
enough
for
people
like
him.
However,
she
added
that
she
hopes
that
he
is
a
reformed
person
now.
The
online
portal
quoted
the
actress
as
saying,
"Personally
speaking,
I
don't
think
any
amount
of
time
for
him
or
for
people
like
him
in
jail
is
enough.
So
that
will
always
play
in
my
mind.
Yes,
maybe
he
has
turned
(over)
a
new
leaf.
I
hope
he
has.
I
hope
he
is
a
reformed
person."
She
further
added,
"So
that's
all
one
can
hope,
you
know,
after
spending
so
much
time
in
jail.
That
is
the
point
of
being
in
prison,
right?
That
you
reform.
So
let
us
hope
that
has
happened."
The
Jessica
Lal
muder
happened
in
1999
at
a
night
club
in
Delhi,
where
Manu
Sharma
had
shot
her
dead
after
she
refused
to
serve
him
liquor.
Manu
was
convicted
and
sentenced
to
life
imprisonment
for
Jessica
Lal's
murder
by
the
Delhi
High
Court
in
December
2006.
Manu
Sharma
is
the
son
of
former
union
minister
Venod
Sharma
and
the
brother
of
media
baron
Kartikeya
Sharma.
In
2011,
filmmaker
Raj
Kumar
Gupta
directed
a
film
No
One
Killed
Jessica
on
the
shocking
murder
case.
The
film
revolves
around
the
struggles
of
Sabrina
Lal
to
bring
her
sister's
killer
to
justice.
Rani
Mukerji
essayed
the
role
of
an
investigative
journalist,
who
joins
hands
with
Sabrina
to
seek
justice
for
the
latter's
sister.
No
One
Killed
Jessica
was
well-received
by
the
critics
and
the
audience.