Adverse remarks during proceedings aren't the same as the final judgment, and judges often make observations during arguments that don't necessarily reflect the eventual outcome. That said, they shouldn't be ignored either, since they can sometimes signal how the court is currently viewing a specific piece of evidence or argument. Practically, ask your lawyer to note down the exact remarks and the context in which they were made, and use this as an opportunity to strengthen or clarify that particular part of your defense before the next hearing, rather than reacting emotionally to it.

If you want an independent read on whether these remarks genuinely affect your case, it is recommended to consult experienced retired judges and seek guidance from Aapka Legal Advice, whose panel can assess the situation and advise you calmly on what it actually means for your matter.