Janhvi Kapoor personality rights case: Delhi HC appoints Gautam Bhatia as amicus curiae; 552 URLs ordered to be removed
- Posted on September 5, 2026
- By The Times of India
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In brief
Delhi High Court tackles digital identity protection as actor Janhvi Kapoor's case examines unauthorized use of celebrity personas online. The court appointed Gautam Bhatia as amicus curiae to provide expert legal insights on personality rights in the digital era. The proceedings resulted in 552 URLs being ordered for removal, setting important precedents for safeguarding individual rights across internet platforms and addressing the growing challenge of unauthorized celebrity impersonation.
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Janhvi Kapoor personality rights case: Delhi HC appoints Gautam Bhatia as amicus curiae; 552 URLs ordered to be removed
The Delhi High Court is examining the legal limits of personality rights in the digital space. The matter has come up in actor Janhvi Kapoor's petition against the alleged unauthorised use of her identity online.
