Celebrity rights
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This document discusses the rights of celebrities in India, including economic rights, dignity rights, publicity rights, personality rights, and privacy rights. It notes that while celebrities were once not able to benefit economically from their name and fame, there is now recognition of their exclusive right to exploit and profit from their fame and popularity through licensing and endorsements. The document also discusses the importance of publicity rights for celebrities in preventing unjust enrichment by others and in securing their intellectual property. It examines related issues like violations of personality and privacy rights through unauthorized use of images or personal details becoming public.
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