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The Delhi High Court is at the center of multiple legal developments involving prominent figures in Indian entertainment and business. Recent cases cover issues such as personality rights, AI-generated impersonations, fraud allegations, and court appearances for high-profile individuals.
The Delhi High Court has ruled in favour of Sourav Ganguly, finding that the film 'Doosra' infringed upon his personality and publicity rights. This decision requires the filmmakers to take specific actions.
Sunny Deol's Suryaa: Ant Se Aarambh Tak remains on track for a November 20, 2026 release after the Delhi High Court refused to entertain a fresh PIL. The case hinges on a prior petition scheduled for hearing on November 16.
Sourav Ganguly has taken legal action against the film 'Doosra', alleging personality rights violations. The Delhi High Court has asked him to identify specific scenes and dialogues, while Luv Films LLP, working on a separate biopic titled 'Dada', has joined the lawsuit over alleged contractual breaches.
Kriti Sanon has approached the Delhi High Court to safeguard her personality rights amid rising concerns over AI impersonation. The court has asked for a detailed legal compilation on the issue ahead of the next hearing on October 29.
Delhi High Court orders Amitabh Bachchan to appear in person on Nov 16 if his personality rights case isn’t formally settled, after mediation stalled due to logistical issues
Actor Vijay Deverakonda has approached the Delhi High Court seeking protection of his personality rights after unauthorised use of his image, name, and likeness across social media, e-commerce sites, and AI-generated content. The court has issued notices and scheduled a hearing for February 2, 2027.
The Delhi High Court has sought Salman Khan's response to producer Amit Jani's plea seeking a stay on the actor's suit against Kala Hiran: The Battle for Legacy. Next hearing is December 16.
Amitabh Jhunjhunwala, ex‑Group MD of Reliance Communications, was bailed out by a Mumbai special CBI court on health grounds, even as investigators allege a ₹2,929‑crore loan scam.
Manoj Bajpayee has approached the Delhi High Court, claiming a design firm misused his photos to promote suits and another entity used AI to mimic his voice, sparking a debate on personality rights in the deepfake era.
The Supreme Court has exempted Rajpal Yadav from surrendering in seven cheque dishonour cases, provided he deposits Rs 5 crore with the Registry. The matter, tied to his production company, returns to court on September 15.