LEAKED - Allu Arjun and Vijay Cameo in Shah Rukh Khan's Jawaan
The delhi High court ordered social media platforms, "shady" websites, cable tv outlets, direct-to-home services, and numerous other platforms to erase the leaked clips and cease their distribution on tuesday after footage from the upcoming Shah Rukh Khan film "Jawan" leaked online. The movie has cameo appearances from Deepika, Allu Arjun, and Vijay and they were also leaked on the net.
Shah Rukh Khan and his wife Gauri Khan's production company, red Chillies Entertainment Private Limited, have filed a petition in the delhi High court on this subject. A delhi High court panel led by Justice C. hari Shankar on tuesday ordered several internet service providers to block access to websites that were displaying or making movie footage available for viewing or downloading. The panel also ordered social media platforms like YouTube, Google, and Reddit to take action to stop the distribution of the movie's copyrighted content.
The petitioner claims that two movie-related video snippets, one of which has Shah Rukh Khan in a fight scene and the other of which features a dance scene, were leaked on social media. Additionally, the lawsuit contended that the defendants were responsible for certain photos from the film's set, which were taken in a studio behind closed doors.
Shah Rukh Khan and his wife Gauri Khan's production company, red Chillies Entertainment Private Limited, have filed a petition in the delhi High court on this subject. A delhi High court panel led by Justice C. hari Shankar on tuesday ordered several internet service providers to block access to websites that were displaying or making movie footage available for viewing or downloading. The panel also ordered social media platforms like YouTube, Google, and Reddit to take action to stop the distribution of the movie's copyrighted content.
The petitioner claims that two movie-related video snippets, one of which has Shah Rukh Khan in a fight scene and the other of which features a dance scene, were leaked on social media. Additionally, the lawsuit contended that the defendants were responsible for certain photos from the film's set, which were taken in a studio behind closed doors.