Bombay High Court Issues Dynamic Injunction to Protect 'Ramayana' Film
What Happened?
The Bombay High Court granted a dynamic injunction to protect 'Ramayana: Rise of a Legend' from copyright infringement ahead of its release. The order restricts unauthorized recording and distribution.
Key points
- The injunction restrains unidentified 'John Doe' entities from unauthorized actions.
- The film's production cost is Rs 2,000 crore, with a total budget of Rs 4,000 crore for two parts.
- The court noted a real threat of copyright infringement during preview screenings.
- Google LLC and social media platforms agreed to act promptly on infringing links.
- The next hearing is scheduled for December 16, ahead of the film's release on November 5.
Key insights
- The court's proactive measures may deter future copyright infringements in the film industry.
- The film's high budget indicates significant financial stakes for its producers.
- The involvement of major platforms like Google suggests a broader industry concern over copyright protection.
Why it matters
This injunction could help protect the film's significant investment from copyright violations.
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Source
Times of India


