
Mediation between Dhurandhar 2 makers and Rajiv Rai's Trimurti Films over the alleged unauthorised use of the 1989 song Tirchi Topiwale, recreated as Rang De Lal (Oye Oye), has failed. The dispute concerns copyright infringement claims by Rai against Jio Studios and B62 Studios, who assert they hold rights through their music label. The Delhi High Court has scheduled the next hearing for May 8, moving the case to trial after unsuccessful settlement attempts.
The article group presents perspectives from both the plaintiff, Rajiv Rai and Trimurti Films, who allege unauthorised use and alteration of their song, and the defendants, Dhurandhar 2 makers and associated studios, who claim legal rights via their music label. Coverage includes official court actions and statements from involved parties without favoring either side, reflecting a balanced legal dispute framing.
The overall tone across the articles is neutral to slightly tense, focusing on the legal conflict and failed mediation without sensationalizing. While Rai's strong language describing the use as 'theft' is noted, the coverage maintains a professional tone, emphasizing procedural developments and upcoming court hearings rather than emotional or speculative commentary.
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