Bollywood Baadshah Shahrukh Khan's Don 2 in legal tangle?
Saturday, November 12, 2011, 10:43 [IST]
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Bollywood Baadshah Shahrukh Khan, who is now heading towards Don 2 that will be released next month, is facing some legal problems. The makers of original Don, starring Amitabh Bachchan have slapped a legal notice at the producers and are dragging Excel Entertainment, Red Chillies and Reliance Entertainment over copyright issue.
“We had given remaking rights only for the film Don – The chase begins again in 2005. But the rights for Don 2 are yet in our possession, therefore we have raised our objection upon the infringement on our copyright, through our solicitors Film India Corporate Legam Law Firm,” a source said to Daily Bhaskar.
If we remember Shahrukh's last movie Ra.One, it faced the same issue. TV producer Yash Patnaik had moved the court claiming that much-anticipated sci-fi film Ra.One was conceptualised by him. The script writer alleged that Ra.One producers had copied his idea of an Indian superhero and thus violated the copyright act.
Saturday, November 12, 2011, 10:43 [IST]
"shahrukh khan, don 2, copyright, original don, amitabh bachchan, ra one, tv producer yash patnaik"
Bollywood Baadshah Shahrukh Khan, who is now heading towards Don 2 that will be released next month, is facing some legal problems. The makers of original Don, starring Amitabh Bachchan have slapped a legal notice at the producers and are dragging Excel Entertainment, Red Chillies and Reliance Entertainment over copyright issue.
“We had given remaking rights only for the film Don – The chase begins again in 2005. But the rights for Don 2 are yet in our possession, therefore we have raised our objection upon the infringement on our copyright, through our solicitors Film India Corporate Legam Law Firm,” a source said to Daily Bhaskar.
If we remember Shahrukh's last movie Ra.One, it faced the same issue. TV producer Yash Patnaik had moved the court claiming that much-anticipated sci-fi film Ra.One was conceptualised by him. The script writer alleged that Ra.One producers had copied his idea of an Indian superhero and thus violated the copyright act.