- More
- Back
Delhi High Court Restrains Use of “BRO CODE” as Film Title Over Trademark Concerns December 12, 2025
Published in: Alerts
DISCLAIMER: The material contained in this publication is solely for information and general guidance and not for advertising or soliciting. The information provided does not constitute professional advice that may be required before acting on any matter. While every care has been taken in the preparation of this publication to ensure its accuracy, Vaish Associates Advocates neither assumes responsibility for any errors, which despite all precautions, may be found herein nor accepts any liability, and disclaims all responsibility, for any kind of loss or damage arising on account of anyone acting / refraining to act by placing reliance upon the information contained in this publication.
In Indospirit Beverages Pvt. Ltd. v. Ravi Mohan Studios Pvt. Ltd. (CS(COMM) 1104/2025), the Delhi High Court granted an interim injunction restraining the production house from using “BRO CODE” as the title of its upcoming film.
The Court found that the studio’s adoption of an identical title was likely to mislead consumers and take unfair advantage of the well-established BROCODE beverage brand, which has gained substantial recognition through marketing efforts and digital content with millions of views.
Rejecting arguments based on registration gaps and a prior Madras High Court order on groundless threats, the Court held that once an infringement suit is filed, such objections cannot limit the jurisdiction to grant appropriate relief.
DOWNLOAD PDF FILE
