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The Delhi High Court on Thursday asked cricketer Sourav Ganguly to identify specific scenes in the film 'Doosra' that allegedly violate his personality rights, directing the defendants to submit a pen drive containing the movie for review. Justice Tejas Karia listed the lawsuit for hearing on November 2, asking Ganguly and plaintiff Luv Films LLP to prepare a table with timestamps and objections, and to submit the manuscript of their upcoming film 'Dada' in a sealed envelope.
Luv Films LLP alleges that 'Doosra' violates its contractual rights over a Ganguly biopic. The plaintiffs seek an interim injunction despite the film's theatrical release last week, noting it has not yet appeared on OTT platforms. The defendants stated they obtained permission for copyrighted sports clips and that Ganguly was only a 'source of inspiration'. The court had earlier refused to block the film's release and had asked for a screening in response to Ganguly's plea on October 23.
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