The dispute over the film “Kala Hiran” has escalated after Salman Khan’s legal team sent notices to the film’s makers. The legal objections are tied to the actor’s long-running blackbuck poaching case, with the movie reportedly believed to reference or draw from that matter. According to reports, Salman Khan’s team demands that the film be stopped from releasing and that all promotional material be removed, warning of further legal action if the requests are not complied with.
The director and producers of “Kala Hiran” have publicly responded to the development. Director Bharat S. Shrinate says he is accustomed to legal pressure, pointing to earlier experiences involving the Udaipur Files. Producer Amit Jani alleges intimidation connected to the legal notice.
News18 reports that Salman Khan also alleges the film defames him and infringes his personality and publicity rights, with objections focused on the portrayal of the actor. While the legal team’s demands are reported to include halting release and removing promotions, Salman Khan’s side has not issued a direct public response in the accounts provided, and the matter is expected to move toward further legal proceedings.
