‘Hera Pheri’ Rights Dispute: Case Registered After Firoz Nadiadwala Alleges Fraud
Hera Pheri Copyright Case: The comedy franchise 'Hera Pheri' is back in the news. This time, the issue isn't related to its sequel or star cast, but rather to copyright. Producer Firoz Nadiadwala has filed a complaint in the copyright case.
The popular Bollywood film series Hera Pheri is in the limelight once again, but this time due to a controversy surrounding copyright. Filmmaker Firoz Nadiadwala has approached the Mumbai police by filing a complaint against people who have infringed upon the copyright as well as the remake rights of the film. The filmmaker has stated that his rights have been encroached upon, that he has been extorted for money, and also that there has been interference in plans made by his company regarding going public.
As per the complaint filed by Nadiadwala at Amboli police station in Mumbai, he has raised issues about the copyright and remake rights of the film. The police have filed cases against Gopala Pillai Vijayakumar and M. Paul Michael, according to different sections of the IPC, in order to probe into the issue.
