Ravi Mohan Triumphs in Madras High Court: The Bro Code Legal Battle Explained

Beverage Company’s Legal Challenge

Actor and producer Ravi Mohan recently received a significant legal victory at the Madras High Court regarding the title of his upcoming film, “Bro Code.” The court issued a temporary injunction that favors Ravi and prevents Indobevs, a beverage company producing a drink under the same name, from continuing their copyright infringement claims.

Overview of the Court’s Ruling

The Madras High Court granted a temporary injunction for a period of three weeks to Ravi’s production house, Ravi Mohan Studios. The court mandatorily instructed Indobevs to refrain from making threats against the film’s production and clarified that if the beverage company does not receive the notice, the injunction may be extended further.

Context of the Legal Dispute

Ravi sought the court’s assistance to prevent threats from Indobevs that could hinder the film’s production and marketing. He claimed that the title “Bro Code” does not infringe on the beverage company’s trademark, which is still under consideration for registration, specifically for energy and alcoholic beverages.

Ravi’s Recent Projects

Recently, Ravi made a mark with his role in the rom-com “Kadhalika Neramillai” alongside Nithya Menen. He is also making his debut as both a producer and director with “An Ordinary Man,” featuring Yogi Babu. Additionally, Ravi is starring in the production of “Bro Code,” collaborated with a talented cast including SJ Suryah, Arjun Ashokan, and other notable artists.