Delhi High Court refuses to stay release of Doosra on Sourav Ganguly’s personality rights plea, a day before the film’s scheduled theatrical release.
The Karnataka High Court set aside the measures used to enforce a 2% cess on cinema tickets, holding that the levy could not be collected because the Act imposing it had never been validly brought into force through a commencement notification. Bengaluru: The Karnataka High Court has quashed the measures used to enforce a 2% […]
Today, On 16th September, Multiplexes Owners and film producers have approached the Karnataka High Court challenging the Rs.200 limit on movie ticket prices. They claim the price restriction is “manifestly arbitrary,” affecting single screens and multiplexes regardless of location, technology, or format.
PVR INOX has filed a writ petition in the Madras High Court contesting the Airports Authority of India’s (AAI) decision to close its multiplex at Chennai airport. The court has maintained the status quo and requested AAI’s response by July 8, while the company argues the legality of its operations against AAI’s claims.
A PIL in the Kerala High Court challenges the arbitrary pricing of multiplex movie tickets, highlighting consumer exploitation through dynamic pricing models without regulatory oversight. Filed by Advocate Manu Nair, the petition argues for government intervention under existing cinema laws, citing disparities with other Indian states that have implemented price controls. A hearing is scheduled for July 1.
The Bombay High Court has temporarily halted the OTT release of Rajkummar Rao’s film Bhool Chuk Maaf for eight weeks following a plea from PVR Inox, citing a breach of contract by Maddock Films. The court emphasized the importance of honoring agreements in the film industry, even amid national security concerns.
