Overview
- Coomi Kapoor has formally announced intentions to sue Manikarnika Films and Netflix in the Delhi High Court over alleged breach of contract and reputational harm tied to the film 'Emergency.'
- Kapoor claims the film distorted historical facts from her book 'The Emergency' and used her name and work for promotion without her written consent, violating a tripartite agreement.
- Netflix, in response to Kapoor’s legal notices, stated it licensed the film from Zee Entertainment and directed her to address her concerns with them.
- Manikarnika Films countered the allegations, asserting that the agreement allowed for creative liberties and granted them full intellectual property rights over Kapoor's book.
- Kapoor’s legal team has cited six specific historical inaccuracies in the film, further intensifying the dispute over historical fidelity and artistic license.