Bollywood latest blockbuster Dhurandhar 2 The Revenge has landed in legal controversy after allegations of unauthorized use of the iconic “Oye Oye” song. The issue has now reached the court, drawing attention across the film industry.
What is the Controversy?
The dispute revolves around the use of a recreated version of the famous song “Oye Oye”originally featured in the 1989 film Tridev. The version used in Dhurandhar 2 is reportedly titled “Rang De Lal (Oye Oye)”which has triggered copyright concerns.
Who Filed the Case?
The lawsuit has been filed by Trimurti Films, the original rights holder of Tridev. They claim that The song was used without proper authorization The recreated version is too similar to the original This violates copyright laws
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Who is Facing Legal Action?
The case targets Director Aditya Dhar Production house B62 Studios Both are accused of using the song without securing official rights.
Court Latest Update
The Delhi High Court has taken note of the issue but has not imposed any ban on the film. Instead, the court has Referred the case to mediation Asked both parties to resolve the dispute amicably
Reaction from Original Creator
Tridev producer Rajiv Rai expressed strong dissatisfaction, stating that the original work should not be reused without permission or altered improperly.
Current Status
Film continues to run successfully in theatres Legal proceedings are ongoing Mediation may lead to settlement or compensation
Conclusion
This case highlights the growing importance of copyright compliance in Bollywood, especially with remixes and recreated songs becoming common. While Dhurandhar 2 remains unaffected for now, the final outcome will depend on legal negotiations and court decisions.
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