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Delhi HC directs Doosra makers to add disclaimer, deposit Rs 2 crore over Sourav Ganguly's rights
Updated On: 07 November, 2026 09:56 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
The Delhi High Court has ruled in Sourav Ganguly's favour in the Doosra personality rights case. The court directed the makers to add disclaimers in Hindi and English, deposit Rs 2 crore and refrain from releasing the film on OTT platforms or elsewhere

Sourav Ganguly's Doosra (Pics/Instagram)
Delhi High Court rules in favour of Sourav Ganguly and Luv Films; directs Doosra makers to add a disclaimer and deposit Rs 2 crore. It noted that the film Doosra infringed upon former captain Sourav Ganguly’s personality rights, ordering prominent disclaimers in Hindi and English at both ends of the movie, alongside deposit.
Delhi HC directs Doosra makers to add disclaimer
The legal battle concerning the protection of celebrity identity and personal legacy has reached a significant milestone. The Delhi High Court has delivered a clear ruling in the lawsuit filed by former Indian cricket team captain Sourav Ganguly alongside Luv Films, affirming that the film Doosra violated his personality and publicity rights. As part of its directives, the court has instructed the makers to deposit Rs 2 crore for infringing upon his rights and has disallowed the film from being released on OTT platforms or anywhere else.


