Desk: While on one hand the audience is liking Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Yash's film 'Ramayana', not only the audience but the critics have also appreciated the film, on the other hand, with the release of the film, the scenes related to it also started going viral on social media. After watching the film in theatres, some people recorded the scenes and shared them online. In such a situation, the makers have issued a legal notice.
The makers of 'Ramayana' say that action will be taken against those doing piracy. In their legal notice, the makers, citing the order of the Bombay High Court, have given a stern warning to those leaking the footage and have talked about legal action. The makers said that the court has already placed a complete ban on recording, uploading or sharing any part of the film.
The makers wrote in the notice, “It has come to our notice that unauthorized footage of Namit Malhotra's 'Ramayana' is being recorded inside the cinema hall and is being spread on social media and messaging platforms. The Hon'ble Bombay High Court, vide orders dated 2nd November 2026 and 6th November 2026 in Commercial IP Suit (L) No. 37230/2026, has directed all known and unknown persons to is prohibited from recording, uploading, sharing or in any other way transmitting this film or any part of it without permission.”
The notice further said, “Doing so is an infringement of copyright. It is a criminal offense punishable with jail and fine under the Copyright Act 1957, Cinematograph Act 1952, BNS 2023 and IT Act 2000. It also amounts to contempt of court.”
Giving strict instructions to everyone, the makers wrote, “Everyone is given strict instructions to refrain from recording, posting or sharing such content and if something has already been posted, to remove it immediately. Those doing so will be complained to the relevant authorities and platforms, and legal action related to criminal, civil and contempt of court will be taken against them without any prior notice.”