The Bombay High Court has ordered the takedown of objectionable content violating Ananya Panday’s privacy, after she alleged businesses used her photos and AI-generated content without consent. Justice Madhav Jamdar cited her privacy and dignity rights. Meanwhile, the Delhi High Court gave Kriti Sanon limited relief, excluding news, parody and fan content. The Bombay High Court has ordered the takedown of objectionable content violating Ananya Panday’s privacy, after she alleged businesses used her photos and AI-generated content without consent. Justice Madhav Jamdar cited her privacy and dignity rights. Meanwhile, the Delhi High Court gave Kriti Sanon limited relief, excluding news, parody and fan content.
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Bombay HC shields Ananya Panday; platforms must erase AI images
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