Court relief for makers of Akshay-starrer film

JAIPUR: In a major relief to the producers of the Akshay Kumar starrer `Toilet: Ek Prem Katha', the metropolitan court in Jaipur on Saturday rejected the claim of copy right violations charges.
The court had earlier completed arguments in the case and reserved order on August 2. Jaipur Metropolitan Court prima facie found no merit in the case and rejected the applica tion,“ S S Hora, counsel for the producers said.
“We will study the order and then decide our future course of action,“ G.D. Bansal, advocate for Jaipur based filmmaker Pratik Sharma, who alleged copyright infringement against the makers of “Toilet: Ek Prem Katha“.
Sharma had alleged that the makers of “Toilet: Ek Prem Katha“ had lifted the punchline and the subject from his film “Gutrun Gutar Gun“.