Are We Revering Violence?: Delhi High Court Asks CBFC To Decide In A Week On Replacing ‘Shoorveer’ Song In Mirzapur Movie

Hearing a PIL objecting to the use of the ‘Shoorveer’ song, composed as a tribute to Maharana Pratap, over gangster scenes in Mirzapur: The Movie, the Delhi High Court asked the CBFC to decide within a week on the producer’s own proposal to replace the song with background music. The Court declined to rule on the merits, observing the issue was for the competent authority, but remarked prima facie that the usage was not in good taste.

Judges Need Not Be Treated as Holy Cows, None Can Deny There Is Corruption in the Judiciary: Madras High Court

The Madras High Court refused to ban the Tamil film Karuppu, observing that portraying judicial corruption and criticising the judiciary cannot automatically amount to contempt, while emphasising that judges are not beyond scrutiny and freedom of artistic expression must be protected in a democratic society.

Defence of Satire Not Absolute, Big Producer Targeted a Public Servant: Sameer Wankhede Tells Delhi High Court on ‘Ba***ds of Bollywood’

IRS officer Sameer Wankhede told the Delhi High Court that Shah Rukh Khan’s Red Chillies Entertainment unfairly mocked him in the Netflix series ‘Ba**ds of Bollywood’*, arguing that the defence of satire is not absolute. The Court has sought responses and will hear the case again on November 17.

Delhi High Court Refuses to Halt ‘Udaipur Files’ Release: Fair Trial vs Free Speech Debate Ignites

Delhi High Court allows the release of Udaipur Files despite a plea by accused Mohammed Javed. Court held no irreparable harm would be caused and upheld artistic freedom.