Le Musk: AR Rahman In Legal TROUBLE? Music Composer’s Sensory Experience 2022 Film Under Fire For Copyright Issue- REPORTS
AR Rahman has found himself in legal trouble because of his sensory experience film Le Musk, he directed the film in 2022 which was premeired at the 75th Cannes Festival
Two-time Oscar-winning music composer AR Rahman enjoys a huge fan base. Over the years, he has left everyone mesmerised with her soulful melodies. It was in 2022, that he directed and produced a sensory experience film ‘Le Musk’. The 37-minute movie stars Nora Arnezeder, Guy Burnet, Munirih Grace, and Mariam Zohrabyan in pivotal roles. According to media reports the virtual-reality film is a one-of-a-kind sensory experience piece that uses scents and haptics for an enhanced viewing experience. The musician’s film has now come under fire for copyright issues.
Well, a recent report by India.com, stated that entities under the Mai Group, Koshayojan Services Limited, and MaI LADS LLO, have initiated legal proceedings against the prominent figures of the entertainment industry. For the unversed, the entities are known for their cutting-edge innovations in immersive experiences. With the help of Luthra and Luthra Law Office India, the Mai Group has filed a legal suit against the 57-year-old music composer. The media publication further states that they may sue him for “unauthorized utilization of their revolutionary sensory-driven technology.” ALSO READ: EXCLUSIVE! AR Rahman Reveals Diljit Dosanjh-Parineeti Chopra Sang LIVE During The Shoot Of Chamkila; Says, ‘We Had A Band Prepared For Them’
As per the report, the group claims that they have a technology that integrates all human senses and creates a “transcendental immersive experience” for its users. Mai Group claims that ‘Le Musk’ uses elements that are strikingly similar to their pioneering technology, which has raised a lot of questions about intellectual property rights and creative ownership in the entertainment industry. The case has also been filed against Positron, LLC, Intel Corporation, and The Feelies Limited, as they were involved in the production of the short film. ALSO READ: AR Rahman Clarifies Over Use Of Late Singers Voice In Lal Salaam Via AI-Technology: We Took Permission From Their Families
The virtual reality thriller film was premiered at the 75th Cannes Film Festival. The film, which is an immersive experience pictured by scent, motion, and music, was critically acclaimed.
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