In a significant development, the Madras High Court has issued an interim order restricting unauthorized streaming and broadcasting of Dhurandhar: The Revenge. The decision comes just before the film’s worldwide release on March 19, highlighting the growing urgency to tackle piracy in the digital age.
The legal action was initiated by Reliance Industries Limited along with Jio Studios, who approached the court over concerns of potential copyright violations. The producers argued that unauthorized circulation–especially during the crucial release window–could severely impact the film’s commercial performance.
Justice Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy passed an ad interim injunction directing internet service providers and cable operators to refrain from telecasting or streaming the film without authorization. The order will remain effective until April 15, giving the film a protected window during its initial theatrical run.
While granting relief to the filmmakers, the court also acknowledged the commercial implications for service providers. To maintain balance, the producers have been directed to compensate any losses incurred by affected parties due to the enforcement of this order.
Despite strong advance bookings and impressive paid preview collections, Dhurandhar 2 has already started trending on piracy-related platforms. Keywords linked to illegal downloads have surfaced online, raising concerns about potential leaks through notorious sites and messaging apps.
Authorities have reiterated that accessing pirated content is a punishable offense under Indian law. Viewers engaging in illegal downloads or streaming could face hefty fines or legal action. Beyond legal risks, piracy also threatens the livelihoods of thousands working behind the scenes in the film industry.
With a powerful cast led by Ranveer Singh and a high-stakes storyline, Dhurandhar: The Revenge is one of the most anticipated releases of the year. The Madras High Court’s timely intervention not only protects the film’s commercial interests but also reinforces the importance of supporting cinema through legitimate platforms.
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