Delhi HC flags Doosra's violation of Ganguly's rights, orders Rs 2 crore guarantee
The Delhi High Court ruled that the film Doosra violated Sourav Ganguly's personality rights, compelling producers to provide a bank guarantee. Despite this, the court allowed the film to continue its theatrical release, underscoring the importance of Ganguly's rights in the narrative. Producers are mandated to add disclaimers clarifying Ganguly's lack of consent for using his persona.
Key Takeaways
- The Delhi High Court ruled that the film Doosra violated Sourav Ganguly's personality rights, compelling producers to provide a bank guarantee.
- Despite this, the court allowed the film to continue its theatrical release, underscoring the importance of Ganguly's rights in the narrative.
- Producers are mandated to add disclaimers clarifying Ganguly's lack of consent for using his persona.
The Delhi High Court ruled that the film Doosra violated Sourav Ganguly's personality rights, compelling producers to provide a bank guarantee. Despite this, the court allowed the film to continue its theatrical release, underscoring the importance of Ganguly's rights in the narrative. Producers are mandated to add disclaimers clarifying Ganguly's lack of consent for using his persona.
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This summary was curated from Times of India Sports.