Popular actress Tamannaah Bhatia faces legal scrutiny over allegedly promoting illegal streaming of IPL 2024 matches. She’s known for starring in hit films such as “Baahubali” and “Lust Stories 2. The Maharashtra Cyber Cell has summoned her to testify in this case related to the Fairplay betting app. Bhatia is required to appear for questioning on April 29th.

Reports suggest Bhatia’s summons stem from the promotion of the Fairplay app, a subsidiary of the Mahadev online gaming and betting application. This app is allegedly involved in the unauthorized streaming of IPL 2024 matches. This development highlights the Maharashtra Cyber Cell’s broader effort to crack down on illegal streaming activities.
Bhatia isn’t alone in this controversy. Actor Sanjay Dutt was also summoned by the Maharashtra Cyber Cell on April 23rd but couldn’t attend due to prior commitments. Dutt has requested a rescheduled date to provide his statement, as he was not in India during the alleged promotion.
The Delhi High Court’s decision to grant a dynamic injunction to Viacom 18 marks a significant step. This move aims to curb unauthorized streaming of IPL matches, protecting stakeholders’ interests. This injunction aims to prevent the unauthorized streaming of IPL matches on various websites. It protects the interests of stakeholders and prevents substantial financial losses, particularly for Viacom 18, the official IPL streaming rights holder.

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