The interim order was passed in a suit filed by Godpower Media Private Limited apprehending copyright infringement.
The Mumbai-based entity holds the copyright and exploitation rights in the film, having acquired all domestic and territorial intellectual property rights.
The suit sought comprehensive protection over the underlying script, characters, footage, lyrics and recordings of the film, which is slated for global theatrical release on November 5.
The Court was informed that the film was produced at an outlay of ₹2,000 crores for Part I—with a combined two-part budget of ₹4,000 crore.
Godpower submitted that despite strict non-disclosure obligations during invite-only preview screenings, leaks of both trailers had been surreptitiously recorded and disseminated on digital networks.
The interim order was passed in a suit filed by Godpower Media Private Limited apprehending copyright infringement. The Mumbai-based entity holds the copyright and exploitation rights in the film, having acquired all domestic and territorial intellectual property rights.
The suit sought comprehensive protection over the underlying script, characters, footage, lyrics and recordings of the film, which is slated for global theatrical release on November 5.
The Court was informed that the film was produced at an outlay of ₹2,000 crores for Part I—with a combined two-part budget of ₹4,000 crore.
Godpower submitted that despite strict non-disclosure obligations during invite-only preview screenings, leaks of both trailers had been surreptitiously recorded and disseminated on digital networks.
