Cine1 and T-Series settle dispute regarding Animal movie paving way for film's OTT release
Cine1 had sued T-Series alleging violation of contract and asked for a stay on movie's release on OTT platforms.
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Cine1 had sued T-Series alleging violation of contract and asked for a stay on movie's release on OTT platforms.
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Cine1 Studios, a production house claiming to be one of the producers of the Ranbir Kapoor starrer film Animal has approached the Delhi High Court to stay the movie's release on Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms.
The Union Information and Broadcasting Ministry had on November 11, 2023, published the draft Bill that seeks to regulate OTT platforms, news portals, and YouTube journalists.
A week after hitting the OTT, the film ran into trouble after a section of people started circulating some scenes of the film, which they said were promoting 'love jihad' and were "anti-Hindu".