Kantara Plagiarism Row: Amid Copyright Dispute Court Bars Varaha Roopam Song in Theatres

Kantara Plagiarism Row: Kantara is the third greatest hit in 2022 from the Kannada movie business after KGF: Chapter 2 and Vikrant Rona. The movie is being hailed for its depiction of rural custom and customs with utmost creative finesse. However, the makers have landed themselves in an surprising controversy. The plagiarism row comprising the allegations by Thaikkudam Bridge that alleged Varaha Roopam has been plagiarised from their track Navarasam. Now, a District Court at Kozhikode in its judgement has mentioned that the track can’t be performed in theatres, OTT or different digital streaming platforms with out the permission of Thaikkudam Bridge.Also Read – Kerala-based Band Thaikkudam Bridge To Sue ‘Kantara’ Makers For Plagiarism

CHECK OUT THAIKKUDAM BRIDGE’S POST SHARING KERALA COURT’S JUDGMENT ON VARAHA ROOPAM PLAGIARISM ROW:

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THAIKKUDAM BRIDGE WRITES THANK YOU NOTE POST KERALA COURT’S JUDGEMENT ON VARAHA ROOPAM PLAGIARISM ROW

Thaikkudam Bridge shared the courtroom’s judgement on its Instagram deal with which learn, “The Principal District and Sessions Judge, Kozhikode has injuncted the Producer, Director, Music Composer, Amazon, YouTube, Spotify, Wynk Music, Jiosavan and others from playing the Song Varaha Roopam in the Film Kantara without the permission of Thaikkudam Bridge. Suit for Injunction has been filed on behalf of Thaikkudam Bridge by Music Attorney, Satish Murthi, Advocate Supreme Court of India.” They captioned their publish as, “Thank you for everyone’s continued support. #navarasam #thaikkudambridge #bethebridge.” Also Read – Festival to convey collectively music and journey

Thaikkudam Bridge is a Kerala-based multi-genre music band, based and shaped in 2013 by Govind Vasantha and Siddharth Menon.

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