The Delhi High Court has currently handed an order protecting the persona and publicity rights of Bollywood superstar Jackie Shroff and limited entities from making unauthorised use of the actor's call, voice, pix and signature word 'Bhidu'. As in step with Bar and Bench, an meantime order changed into exceeded on May 15, wherein Justice Sanjeev Narula ordered to take down some hyperlinks which had been pornographic in nature and used the actor's call. 
However, Justice Narula refused to pass any meantime injunction order against an man or woman running a YouTube channel publishing allegedly derogatory compilations of Shroff's interviews, as in line with Live Law. 

“… this Court considers it is critical to balance the legitimate interests of Defendant No. Five in artistic and financial expression towards the Plaintiff's rights to character, publicity, and moral integrity. Thus, the courtroom would like to have the response from the Defendant No. Five earlier than expressing its view on this difficulty,” Live Law suggested quoting the courtroom. The Teri Meherbaniyan actor moved the Court to defend his voice, photograph, likeness and all different elements of his persona. This isn't the first time that a Bollywood actor has sought assist from the court docket for privateness and exposure rights. Before Jackie, several other Bollywood stars have blanketed their personality rights legally. 

In 2022, the Delhi High Court exceeded an period in-between order restraining folks from infringing the character and exposure rights of legendary actor Amitabh Bachchan.

Apart from Jackie and Big B, Anil Kapoor also approached the Delhi High Court to defend his character rights closing year. Earlier this year in January, Anil won the case, shielding the unauthorised use of the ‘Jhakaas’ catchphrase, his name, voice, way of speaking, image, likeness, and gestures.