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Let's take stock of other celebs who were embroiled in legal tussles, their popularity notwithstanding.
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According to a report in Mumbai Mirror, the police have booked Pooja Bedi under the stringent Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. Pooja Bedi's daughter, Alia Furniturewalla and late film director Ramanand Sagar's great granddaughter, Saakshi, were involved in a fight during their pub outing which led to their mothers filing a complaint against each other. Both parties had alleged that the other group was drunk and misbehaving. According to the complaint filed by Meenakshi, she was dancing alongside her daughter and a friend when Alia and her friends, celebrating the latter's birthday, began bullying Saakshi. Pooja Bedi on the other hand alleges that her daughter was merely supporting a friend who was being publicly humiliated by Meenakshi, who was drunk.
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Countering actor Sahil Khan's allegations that he was in a relationship with her, which prompted her to spend enormous quantities of money on him, Jackie Shroff's wife Ayesha has told a sessions court that such a romantic affair could not possibly have existed between the two as Sahil is gay. According to a report in Mumbai Mirror, Ayesha has claimed that Sahil's wife Nigar divorced him because he was gay and that she walked in on him having sex with a male staff member. Ayesha, represented by advocate Anjali Patil, has levelled these allegations against Sahil, her one-time business associate and friend, and his sister Shaista while opposing their anticipatory bail. In his application Sahil had claimed that Ayesha set up the film studio Karma Productions with the sole intention of using her family's wealth to fund her extravagant lifestyle under the garb of running a business.
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The first poster of Aamir Khan's upcoming film, PK, might have garnered him the necessary attention, but it has also landed him in trouble, jeopardizing chances of the film's release. The plaintiff Hemant Patil has claimed that the film's poster, that features a buck naked Aamir Khan posing with a transistor that covers his modesty, is obscene and vulgar. According to a PTI report, a civil court in Mumbai said that it would frame issues in a suit filed against Bollywood actor Aamir Khan, seeking a ban on the release of his upcoming film PK on the ground of obscenity. The court has said it would frame issues on December 17 as to whether it has the jurisdiction to entertain this suit. It asked the plaintiff's lawyer, advocate R N Kachave, to argue on whether a case of obscenity or vulgarity was made out.
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Rajnikanth and the director, producer and scriptwriter of the film Lingaa have been served a notice on an appeal seeking to set aside the order of a single judge dismissing the case of plagiarism filed against him and others. According to a report in DNA, Justices V Dhanapalan and V M Velumani gave an order to this effect and posted the case for hearing on December 10. The bench has also apparently issued a notice to the officials, including Director General of Police, IG (South zone), Madurai city Police Commissioner, Union Secretary, Information and Broadcasting Ministry and Tamil Nadu Secretary of Information and Cinema. KR Reportedly, Ravi Rathinam had registered a complaint with the police listing the offences committed by the four respondents. However, no FIR was registered though it was a cognizable offence. He further rues the fact even after he lodged a police complaint, the makers of the film released the trailer of the film, legitimising their illegal act.
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Salman Khan has often played the tough cop in his reel life. The actor was seen as a policeman in films like Garv, Wanted, Dabangg and Dabangg 2. In his real life, however, the actor has been through his share of legal troubles. On September 28, 2002, the superstar was arrested for rash and negligent driving which allegedly killed one person and injured four others. The actor is under trial for this alleged act. According to a report in Mumbai Mirror, the prosecution in the 2002 hit-and-run case told the sessions court that Salman's lawyer was delaying the trial to which the judge agreed saying that the case had already been going on for 13 years and should end by December. As per a report in Mumbai Mirror, the actor was present in the court on December 3, as the judge heard depositions in the case which is now adjourned to December 15. The report stated that as per the chemical analysis, Salman's blood alcohol level was found to be double the legal limit. While, as per the Motor Vehicle Act, permissible limit for presence of alcohol in human blood sample is 30mg per 100ml of blood, Salman's sample showed presence of 62mg of alcohol. After a series of questioning and cross-questioning, the case was adjourned. The actor has been exempted from appearing in the court on the next hearing date. Besides the hit-and-run case, the actor has also been slapped with few other charges. On February 17, 2006, Salman was sentenced to one year in prison for hunting a Chinkara. On April 10, 2006, the actor was handed a five-year jail term and remanded to custody in Jodhpur jail until April 13, 2006, when he was granted bail.
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Shreyas Talpade has been summoned to the court for an alleged dispute relating to payment and credits for Shreyas' production, Poshter Boyz. According to a report in Mumbai Mirror, Shreyas Talpade was seen attending the 33rd Magistrate Court at Ballard Pier, along with wife Deepti on Tuesday. The dispute is between Jash Shah of Kaichi Productions and the Talpades, who are both directors of their company, Affluence Movies. Shah in his complaint, states that Talpade had availed of his company's VFX services for Poshter Boyz but later defaulted on the payment and didn't give them credit. Talpade, however, denies this vehemently and says that Shah is using arm twisting techniques to defame him, "The name of the company was excluded from the film's credits because they did a shoddy job. As producer, it's my prerogative to decide whose name goes in the credits," he told Mumbai Mirror. The complaint recorded states that initially the amount agreed between the parties was Rs 7 lakh, which was later brought down to Rs 5.5 lakh. "After the release of the movie on August 1, 2014, the directors of the company failed to pay the rest of the consideration amount and also failed to clear the service tax amount in the invoice," the complaint states. Talpade countered this by saying, "Firstly, the cheque bounced not because of insufficiency of funds, but because of a technical glitch in the date line. As soon as they alerted me about this, I issued another cheque which was promptly cleared." But Shah alleges that a payment of Rs 50,000 bounced, saying that it left him with no option but to file a case against Talpade.
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After being sentenced to 26 years of imprisonment by a Pakistani court for alleged profanity, Veena Malik had spoken up in the media, presenting her side of the story. According to a report in DNA, the actress and her businessman husband Asad Bashir Khan, have now filed an appeal against the harsh sentence. Following the media coverage of the case, Amnesty International has also taken a keen interest in the proceedings and are keen to help Veena in her fight against the radical judgement. In her quote in the report, Veena says that being a woman she will stand up for herself and also for her family as she was now a mother of a two-month old baby. She asserts that no force can separate her from her child.
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The report suggests that the court in its 40-page verdict also asked the police to arrest the convicts but all the four convicts are currently out of Pakistan and hence it is not known when the arrests would be carried out. Both Wahidi and the Geo group have tendered apology after the allegations were levelled but the extremists in the country refused to accept it.
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Chetan Bhagat's latest book Half Girlfriend seems to be running into a lot of controversies lately. According to a report in First Post, Chetan Bhagat and the book's publisher Rupa Publications, have been served a legal notice by the Dumraon Royal family, demanding an unconditional apology for references to their family in the book. They have also demanded a recall of all copies of the book that are yet to be circulated. Besides this, Chetan Bhagat was also accused of plagiarism by Bihar-based writer Birbal Jha. The writer has claimed that the author has copied the plot of his book titled Englishia Boli. A film based on the book was already announced even before the book's release. Co-produced by Chetan Bhagat, the film will be directed by Mohit Suri.
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