Godpower Media vs John Doe entities — 'Ramayana' film piracy protection

Timeline

1. 2 Nov 2026News

   Bombay HC Grants Injunction To Protect Upcoming 'Ramayana' Film From Piracy Ahead Of November 5 Release

   The Bombay High Court has granted an interim injunction protecting the upcoming film Ramayana from piracy ahead of its November 5 release. Digital platforms and internet service providers must block or remove infringing links after receiving notice from Godpower Media, which claims the film

   Free Press Journal

   Explanation in simple terms

   What:

   The court issued an order to stop people from illegally sharing or copying the film Ramayana.

   Who:

   Godpower Media is the owner, John Doe entities are the unknown people allegedly sharing content, and the Bombay High Court is the legal authority.

   When:

   Reported on 2 Nov 2026.

   Where:

   Bombay High Court, Maharashtra.

   Why:

   The court acted to protect the film from piracy before its scheduled release.

   What it means:

   Internet companies must now block or remove any links to the film when notified by the owner.

2. 2 Nov 2026News

   Bombay High Court grants dynamic injunction to protect ₹2,000-crore film Ramayana ahead of release

   The Bombay High Court on Monday granted a dynamic ad-interim injunction restraining unidentified ‘John Doe’ entities and digital platforms from unauthorisedly r

   Bar and Bench

   Explanation in simple terms

   What:

   The court issued an order to block digital platforms from showing a film without permission.

   Who:

   Godpower Media is the company seeking protection, while John Doe entities are the unidentified parties being restricted by the Bombay High Court.

   When:

   Reported on 2 Nov 2026.

   Where:

   Bombay High Court, Maharashtra.

   Why:

   The court acted to stop unauthorized sharing of a film to protect the producer from piracy.

   What it means:

   Digital platforms are now legally required to prevent the film from being shared without authorization.