Delhi High Court sent notice to Salman Khan on a plea connected to the film's release.
The plea seeks a stay on proceedings in Khan's separate lawsuit.
That lawsuit attempts to block the movie's release.
Producer Amit Jani says the dispute overlaps with an earlier personality-rights case.
The filmmakers argue that independent proceedings could lead to parallel hearings over the same promotional content.
The matter concerns alleged rights infringements linked to the film's promotion.
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The reporting agrees that the Delhi High Court has issued notice to Salman Khan and that the dispute centers on the release of Kala Hiran. It also consistently notes that the filmmakers are seeking to pause proceedings tied to Khan's separate lawsuit.
What happens next depends on the court response to the plea and the separate lawsuit's progress. The reported overlap with the earlier personality-rights case remains a central point that could shape the proceedings.
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The coverage presents a legal dispute over Kala Hiran without taking a side on the merits. It reports that the Delhi High Court has sought Salman Khan's response to a plea for a stay. The filmmakers say independent proceedings could duplicate hearings over the same promotional content and alleged rights infringements.
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The Delhi High Court has issued a notice to actor Salman Khan in response to a plea by the makers of the film Kala Hiran. The filmmakers are seeking a stay on proceedings in Khan's separate lawsuit that attempts to block the movie's release. According to producer Amit Jani, the legal dispute over the film substantially overlaps with an earlier case concerning personality rights in which Khan previously secured an injunction. The makers argue that running independent proceedings could lead to parallel hearings regarding the same promotional content and alleged rights infringements.