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Personality Rights Enforcement Against AI Deepfakes in 2026: Is Indian Law Ready for the Digital Doppelgänger Era?
Introduction : The creation of pictures, videos, and music has been altered by generative AI. A person's face may be convincingly superimposed on another's body, a voice can be copied from a brief recording, and a synthetic video can show a public figure promoting a product or making a political statement that they never authorized or uttered in 2026. These technologies are suitable for use in creative expression, dvertising, movies, and accessibility. Nevertheless, they have
Aug 317 min read


Personal Name Trademarks in 2026 : Celebrity, Founder, and Public-figure Disputes
Introduction : A name is arguably the most intimate possession of an individual, yet the law increasingly views it as a mere commodity - a brand, a licensable domain, a source of tortious dispute. Indian courts have grappled with the question of when a celebrity name ceases to be a personal appellation and becomes a commercial asset subject to trademark-style protection. The implications of this distinction touch all manner of speech and commerce, from memes to merchandise an
Jul 2410 min read


Brand Personality on Trial: When Trademarks Collide with Personality Rights
Introduction: The Identity Economy and Its Legal Discontents In days gone by, a celebrities name, or catchphrase, or a vocal identity can be a proven source of considerable amount of brand income; therefore, in these days the legal issue of control of a public figure's identity has gained acute commercial and constitutional importance. From giving the brand of clothes or face of a film star a connection with a movie, or providing AI-generated voice of a singer, without permis
Jun 129 min read
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