Emmerdale’s Meena Jutla Surprised Her Past Character Appears As The Trial Begins

As Meena Jutla’s trial begins on tonight’s episode of Emmerdale, an unexpected character makes a surprise return to ITV, just in time for it all to begin.

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Emmerdale: Nadine’s sister talks to Liam ahead of Meena’s trial

Meena Jutla’s trial begins in Emmerdale tonight – and an unexpected figure has returned to the proceedings.

The sinister serial killer has pleaded not guilty to three charges against her, including the murders of Leanna Cavanagh, Andrea Tate, and Ben Tucker, but as she prepares for the “big day,” someone unexpected turns up. appear in court.

Dr. Liam Cavanagh (Jonny McPherson) is standing in the foyer of the courthouse as he is about to stand up, when he is interrupted by a woman who asks him where Meena’s trial is taking place and if she is on the right track. no now.

While he is initially unsure of who he is, the woman soon introduces herself as Carol, Nadine’s older sister, who had previously been in contact with Dr. Manpreet Sharma (Rebecca Sarker) when the doctor became suspicious. doubt her sister.

The police believe that Nadine took her own life, but Carol is always certain that Nadine was murdered – something Meena has admitted to her sister. While Carol admits she won’t get the justice she wants from the trial, she’s adamantly there to watch Meena face her stand and hopefully leave for good.

Carol offered some kind words to Liam as they chatted outside the courthouse, explaining how devastated she is to Liam over Leanna’s death and offering him advice and support. her best support as he prepares to take a stand.

When they go to court, Meena is disappointed by her “poor performance”, expecting the whole village to step in.

It remains to be seen how the trial will end – and if Meena will ever manage to evade justice again.

Speaking to The Mirror and other press, actress Paige explained: “Meena really smashed it, she gave the performance of a lifetime. Even under protection, she blew it off. out of the park. She collapsed in tears, she was very convincing.”

“There is no sign of the mask slipping. Then, with prosecution, he will go for her, but with her credit, she copes with his attacks. I’m better than anyone else. stop the prosecution.”

She emphasized that things could go both ways and her character could be freed, adding: “I think the way the trial went and the way it went, the way we prosecuted and defended They’re all excellent actors.

*Emmerdale continues tomorrow on ITV at 7:30pm.