Jackie Shroff

Delhi HC restrains entities from using actor Jackie Shroff's name, voice

The Delhi High Court has restrained various entities from using actor Jackie Shroff's name, including sobriquets "Jackie" and "Jaggu Dadda", voice and images for commercial purposes without permission. Justice Sanjeev Narula, in an interim order dated May 15, said the entities selling wallpapers, T-shirts and posters, etc. on e-commerce websites and operating an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot platform were prima facie acting in violation of the actor's personality and publicity rights by exploiting and misappropriating his attributes. The judge also passed the direction against two content creators who published videos of Shroff with "extremely profane words and abuses". The court said Shroff is a celebrity and this status inherently grants him certain rights over his personality and associated attributes. "The plaintiff has established a prima facie case for grant of an ex-parte injunction. Balance of convenience lies in his favour and against defendants no. 3-4, 6-7, 13 and

Jackie Shroff moves Delhi HC against unauthorised use of word 'Bhidu'

He said that several social media companies, stores, social media handles, as well as AI tools are using his attributes without authorisation to make money and damage his reputation in the process

Actor Jackie Shroff moves Delhi HC, seeks protection of personality rights

The actor has filed a lawsuit in Delhi High Court against various entities for employing his name, photographs, voice, and nickname without his consent

Jailer Box Office Collection Day 4: Rajinikanth's movie to cross 300 crore

Jailer Box Office Collection Day 4: Rajinikanth-starrer Jailer is slated to earn Rs 300 crore globally by the end of the day today. The movie marks the biggest opening of any Tamil film in India this

Tribunal rules in favour of actor Jackie Shroff in income tax dispute

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