New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Tuesday declined the
plea of prominent music composer Anandji Virji Shah for staying the
release of tennis star Mahesh Bhupathi's debut Bollywood movie 'Chalo Dilli', starring his wife Lara Dutta, for violating copyright by remixing his popular song 'Laila o Laila'.
"Let the film be released on April 29," Justice Manmohan Singh said, issuing notice to the director and producer of the movie and seeking their response by May 12.
Anandji, who with his brother Kalyanji, had composed music for many films, had approached the court alleging that the filmmaker has violated the copyright by making a remix of 'Laila o Laila' from the 1980s film 'Qurbani', directed by Feroz Khan.
Filing a civil suit, Anandji sought an order restraining the filmmakers from issuing any audio CD or DVD with the remix of the song.
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"Let the film be released on April 29," Justice Manmohan Singh said, issuing notice to the director and producer of the movie and seeking their response by May 12.
Anandji, who with his brother Kalyanji, had composed music for many films, had approached the court alleging that the filmmaker has violated the copyright by making a remix of 'Laila o Laila' from the 1980s film 'Qurbani', directed by Feroz Khan.
Filing a civil suit, Anandji sought an order restraining the filmmakers from issuing any audio CD or DVD with the remix of the song.
He also claimed............................................ READ MORE...Click Here
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