The author of the book “State of Emergency” threatens to sue Manikarnika movies, Netflix allegedly “breach of contract” and “reputation damage”

Emergency poster. |Picture provided by IMDB

Coomi Kapoor, a senior female journalist and author of the book Emergency, is suing Manikarnika movies Private Limited and Netflix for allegedly “blatant breach of contract” and allegedly “damaging her reputation and her reputation and her book”, Kangaroo Ranaut-Starrer “emergency” shows Netflix on Netflix, a copy of Netflix on Netflix, and a pers netflix on Netflix, on April 21 (April 21) on April 21 (April 21).

Manikarnika movies cannot be contacted for comment. Netflix has promised to respond and is waiting for a response. However, according to industry representatives, the emergency is a licensing title for Netflix, and Ms. Kapoor’s film contract is not Netflix.

The note said: “Even after two legal notices, the wording of the book “Emergency” based on Coomi Kapoor has not been removed.

“She has a three-party contract with Manikarnika Movie, Penguin and herself. However, she includes two terms under the advice of the lawyer, and although the producer will certainly have a full artistic license to make the film, there is nothing that should not be related to the work without the fact that the contract is promoted. The author approved it in writing…” it said.

“…when the movie appeared on Netflix, she found the horror that, at the bottom, was the big genre, the movie was based on her book, and she first saw the movie and found it was a complete distortion of what was in her book,” allegedly. ”