Entertainment Law India

‘Bala’ Infringement Suit, No Political Ads at IPL, IPRS License to YouTube, and more

This article examines key events in copyright infringement and content licensing, including the ‘Bala’ plagiarism suit, IPL’s ban on political ads, and the IPRS-YouTube license. It offers a structured analysis of recent legal cases and industry partnerships in the entertainment sector.

UGC Regulation on Plagiarism, Emraan Hashmi’s Cheat India in Copyright Trouble, Star Bags BCCI Media Rights and More Weekly News

This weekly update examines key legal developments in Indian and international copyright law, including UGC’s plagiarism regulations and recent copyright disputes in the entertainment sector. The post also features industry statistics and practical legal guidance for copyright compliance.

Padmavati is Now Padmaavat, Justice Manmohan Singh is IPAB Chairman, Madras HC Allows Release of Thaana Serndha Koottam and More Weekly Copyright And Entertainment Law News and Updates

This edition covers notable copyright and entertainment law updates in India, including increased copyright filings, the appointment of a new IPAB Chairman, and court decisions affecting the film industry. Key licensing and international developments are also discussed in a structured legal context.

Right to Privacy and Entertainment, Copyrights and Terrorism, Corruption in IPO, Geronimo Stilton Merchandise and More

This article explores major changes in entertainment and copyright law in India, including privacy rights, copyright’s connection to crime, and new merchandising developments. The post provides legal updates and expert commentary relevant to practitioners and industry stakeholders.

Ideas, Concepts, Scripts & Stories – Protecting Ideas in the Entertainment Industry Part II

This post discusses how writers and creators in India can protect their original ideas in the entertainment industry, focusing on NDAs, release deeds, and the principle of breach of confidence. It offers an objective analysis of the legal tools and practical challenges involved in securing rights over intangible concepts.