Today, On 24th September, The Delhi High Court granted relief to AR Rahman in the copyright dispute over the song ‘Veera Raja Veera.’ The court noted that the case “did not address the issue of infringement,” providing a favorable outcome for the composer.
The Delhi High Court has permitted Patanjali to use the phrase “why settle for ordinary Chyawanprash” in its advertisements but restricted it from referring to Dabur’s “40-herb” product, calling such reference impermissible. The Court said comparative puffery in ads is allowed but cannot directly target a rival brand.
The Delhi High Court has temporarily stayed an injunction against AR Rahman related to the copyright dispute over the song ‘Veera Raja Veera’ from PS2. The case involves allegations by Faiyaz Wasifuddin Dagar that Rahman’s song copies his family’s traditional piece. The next hearing is scheduled for May 23.
