While filmmaking has always been an arduous task, the challenges posed by the pandemic situation have been unprecedented for film production units across the world. The team of the Satish Vegesna-directorial Kothi Kommachi has indeed lead by example in this precarious hour, wrapping the entire outdoor shoot of the film in a month’s span. The film starring Meghamsh Srihari, Sameer Vegesna that went on floors on November 3, is complete but for a song shoot. M L V Sathyanarayana is producing the fun-filled entertainer under Lakshya Productions.
“The film went on floors right after shoot permissions were granted. Given that the film was extensively shot outdoors across Amalapuram, Visakhapatnam and Rajamundry in a single schedule, we ensured all safety precautions were in place. I am grateful to the entire team that made this possible. We’re looking forward to completing the song shoot and announcing the release date shortly,” the director Satish Vegesna added.
“Despite the scare posed by the pandemic, we completed the shoot without any hassles. The director Sathish Vegesna was extremely meticulous with his planning through the schedule. The cast and crew left no stone unturned to wrap the portions on time. The post-production work for the film has already commenced. We are sure to entertain the audiences in theatres,” the producer M L V Sathyanarayana exuded optimism.
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Delhi HC Grants NTR Legal Protection Against Digital Misuse
In an era dominated by social media and artificial intelligence, celebrity identities have become increasingly vulnerable. Recently, star hero NTR, popularly known as the “Man of Masses,” approached the Delhi High Court seeking protection against widespread digital misuse of his persona and name.
The Delhi High Court has now extended legal protection to NTR’s personality and publicity rights, recognizing the commercial and personal value of his identity. The court acted on a petition filed by the actor, highlighting unauthorized use of his name, image, and associated identifiers across digital platforms and commercial channels.
The court acknowledged NTR’s star status, noting that his name and likeness—including “NTR,” “Tarak,” “Jr. NTR,” “NTR.Jr,” “Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao Jr.,” and sobriquets such as “Man of Masses” and “Young Tiger”—are uniquely associated with him in the public mind. The court directed that any unauthorized commercial exploitation of these identifiers must be removed in accordance with the law.
The order also extends protections against unknown or anonymous offenders, restraining them from exploiting NTR’s identity. Any misuse or misrepresentation that harms his reputation will attract severe legal consequences and is punishable under applicable laws.
