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Delhi High Court Grants Arjun Kapoor Interim Injunction Against AI Deepfakes, Orders Platform Takedowns

The move signals a broader push by Indian courts to curb AI impersonation online.

Overview

  • Justice Tushar Rao Gedela issued an ex parte ad‑interim order on April 29 after finding a prima facie misuse of Arjun Kapoor’s persona and a risk of irreparable harm.
  • The injunction bars named defendants and unknown operators from using Kapoor’s name, image, voice, likeness, or other persona traits for gain or from creating or sharing unauthorized content.
  • Platforms including Meta and Google were directed to remove listed links, pages, and videos, and to disclose Basic Subscriber Information for the accounts and channels tied to the material.
  • Kapoor’s suit details impersonated event bookings, sales of merchandise with his image, face‑morph videos, synthetic voice models, and pornographic deepfakes created with AI tools.
  • The case is listed next for October 10, while separate reporting shows AI persona chatbots of other celebrities remain live on services like CelebsGPT, highlighting enforcement gaps after such orders.