The Delhi High Court has provided relief to famous filmmaker and filmmaker Karan Johar regarding the safety of his personality rights. The court ordered that controversial videos, mimes and social media posts made against him should be removed. The order directed to immediately remove all such ‘derogatory material’. According to Live Law, the court said, “Prima facie evaluation is clear that videos, memes and social media posts available on the platforms of defendant numbers 7, 14 and 15 are derogatory and unholy words as well as signs that appear to be objectionable. The said material tarnishes the prestige and credibility of the plaintiff, which affects his brand value, which affects his brand value. Prima facie the prima facie. Prima facie the prima facie. Prima facie. Prima facie. Prior to protecting their reserves against such negative use, the plaintiff against the negative use of such a negative use. Hail to receive.
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Looking at the filmmaker’s objection, the court further said that the social media accounts mentioned in the trial should be removed as they were using Johar’s name without permission. The court further said, the argument of the plaintiff that the said accounts can mislead the public to assure the public that these accounts are the official and/or authorized accounts of the plaintiff, prima facie it is reliable.