Media is a pillar of a vote-based democracy. Media has several public positions. The media shape the public's opinion and are ready to influence how people interpret different events. Freedom of expression isn't always straightforward, unlimited, or unbound; allowing unrestricted speech and expression may be considered a constrained permit. This paper examine Present scenario of Media Trial In India. Then, it will discuss the Freedom of Speech vs. Media Trials in India. The methodology adopted by the scholar is only doctrinal and analytical. At long last, it talks about what media trials mean for the accused, victims and how it is related to freedom of speech and expression and relation between “Media Trials v. Judiciary”, “Freedom of Speech vs. Media Trials “and “Indian Judiciary's stance”.