This presentation delves into the intricate legal battle between Starbucks Corporation, a titan in the global coffee industry, and Sardarbuksh Coffee Co., a burgeoning Indian coffee shop chain. The central conflict hinges on allegations of trademark infringement and passing off. Starbucks vehemently asserted that Sardarbuksh's brand elements, encompassing both the name and logo, bore a deceptive resemblance to their own meticulously registered trademarks. This purported similarity, Starbucks contended, had the potential to mislead consumers into believing an affiliation between the two companies, thereby jeopardising Starbucks' established brand identity. This case serves as a compelling illustration of the paramount importance of safeguarding brand identity through the robust framework of trademark laws. It underscores the critical necessity of meticulously considering consumer perception when crafting brand elements, emphasising the need to remain well within the legal boundaries that govern brand design. The ultimate resolution of the case reinforces the significance of vigorously enforcing trademark rights. By doing so, companies can not only preserve the integrity of their brands but also prevent the erosion of consumer trust engendered by confusion in the marketplace.