Rahul Raj

The producer of the Hera Pheri films, has sent a legal notice of ₹25 crore to Netflix and producers of The Great Indian Kapil Show.(Haan wahi kapil sharma wala😂) The issue: the show used the character Baburao Ganpatrao Apte (from movie Hera Pheri) in a promotional video, performed by comedian Kiku Sharda without permission. Hera pheri producer 's claim is that this constitutes unauthorised use of a registered character for commercial gain. --- What You goona learn from this sue? 1. Copyright Act, 1957 👉🏻Section 14: gives exclusive rights over copying, adaptation, public performance, etc. If you reproduce or communicate a work (including its characters) without permission, that may infringe copyright. 👉🏻Section 51: provides remedies (damages etc.) for copyright infringement. 2. Trademark law (Trademarks Act) Baburao character is claimed to be a registered trademark owned by Nadiadwala. Using the character without permission may violate trademark rights, under e.g. Section 29 (unauthorized use that is likely to cause confusion or imply some association). --- This is real Hera pheri😂 Follow Rahul Raj for more such lawful content ✨

Indian politics has reached a stage where the bar of public discourse feels alarmingly low. When a leader like Raghav Chadha speaks about issues that are routinely discussed at dining tables or debated on social media — governance gaps, accountability, policy transparency — it is perceived as extraordinary. But should basic clarity, structured articulation, and data-backed arguments be exceptional in a democracy? Perhaps the real concern is not that one politician is being praised but that our expectations from public representatives have diminished so drastically that elementary competence appears revolutionary. In a healthy democracy, informed dialogue should be the norm, not the highlight. Maybe it’s time we raise the benchmark — not just for politicians, but for the quality of public debate we choose to reward.

First Day. First posting. First Bribe🚨😲 Here is Mitali Sharma, who was caught accepting a bribe of Rs. 10,000 on her very first day of her posting as a Registrar at Koderma, Jharkhand.😯 What Next?🤔 She was arrested under the Prevention of Corruption Act 1988. °Criminalizes both giving and taking of bribes. °Government officials can face: °7 to 10 years imprisonment🔒 °Fines💲 °Dismissal from service Special courts are set up to handle corruption cases involving public servants But as you know what happened to them, right?🥲 follow Rahul Raj for more lawful content