
Sunshine Pictures has released the third episode of its AI-powered short-form crime series Bada Jurm Choti Kahani. Titled File 3: The Love Letter, the episode follows the investigation into the death of…
Sunshine Pictures has released the third episode of its AI-powered short-form crime series Bada Jurm Choti Kahani. Titled File 3: The Love Letter, the episode follows the investigation into the death of retired school teacher Mahesh Verma, who is found dead in his study with an old romantic letter addressed to a woman named Shalini on his desk.

Forensic analysis reveals the letter was written only days before his death, not decades ago as it appears. Investigators then discover a hidden code embedded in the letter, which becomes a key clue pointing to information Mahesh may have intended to reveal. The episode explores family secrets and the relationship between Mahesh and his son Amit.
The weekly series releases new episodes every Thursday on Sunshine Pictures' official YouTube channel. File 3: The Love Letter is the latest instalment after the series began its run following the production house's previous short-form digital venture Ankahee.
Short-form crime content on YouTube is a growing space for Indian production houses seeking to test audience appetite before committing to longer formats. Sunshine Pictures' use of an AI-powered production pipeline, announced alongside the series launch in August, signals an industry push to lower costs and speed up turnaround for digital-first projects. The standalone-episode model, with no continuing characters or season arc, allows the production house to experiment with genre tropes while collecting data on viewer retention. The next episode arrives on Thursday, and the series' performance on YouTube will determine whether Sunshine scales the format into a regular programming slot.
Source: bollywoodhungama.com
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