The Chennai High Court has today issued an interim order preventing the commercial use of actor Kamal Haasan’s name and photographs. The decision comes in response to a petition filed to protect the actor’s personal rights and prevent unauthorized exploitation of his identity.

According to court sources, the interim order bars companies, individuals, or organizations from using Kamal Haasan’s name, likeness, or photographs for commercial purposes without prior permission. The move reflects growing concerns over the misuse of celebrity images in advertisements, promotions, and other commercial ventures.

Legal experts note that the interim injunction is intended to safeguard Kamal Haasan’s intellectual property and personal rights while the case is being heard. The court’s decision underscores the importance of obtaining consent before using a public figure’s identity for profit.

Kamal Haasan’s representatives welcomed the ruling, stating that it is a step toward protecting celebrities from unauthorized commercial exploitation, particularly in an era where wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital media and AI-generated content can easily misuse personal likenesses.

The case will continue in court, with further hearings expected to decide the final outcome regarding the actor’s rights over his name and image.

 

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