The star’s youngest sister Madhur Brij Bhushan has requested actors, producers, and skills to not be part of tasks associated to Madhubala that haven’t been authorised
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A biopic on late iconic actress Madhubala and her household is in growth. The star’s youngest sister Madhur Brij Bhushan says she is “unhappy about some unnecessary nuisance being created.” Madhur’s firm, Madhubala Ventures Private Limited too is getting ready to co-produce a biopic together with a prime studio.
She says, “I have come to know that certain individual/s are up to some mischief when it comes to a film/series etc. on my sister’s life without any permission from me. I request them not to indulge in any such adventure, else, I will leave no stone unturned vis-a-vis taking the sternest possible legal action.”
At the identical time, Madhur additionally reveals that she, her staff members in addition to her legal professionals “have decided to initiate certain legal procedures against some individuals, firms who have indulged in an unlawful exploitation of Madhubala’s life story rights.” She has requested actors, producers, and skills to not be part of tasks associated to Madhubala that haven’t been authorised.
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She says, “I request that no actor, studio, producer or any talent should partner on any project which isn’t clearly authorised by me because that will be a transgression on my family’s legal and emotional rights.”
“Time and again, I am requesting against unlawful exploitation of my sister’s life story rights because ideally, I wouldn’t want to take the legal route against anyone, especially since my sisters and I are old now, and are senior citizens. But, if need be, I won’t back off from safeguarding – legally – what’s rightfully ours.”
Bhushan goals to offer probably the most lovely tribute to her sister. “We all feel that it’s high time we tell Madhubala’s beautiful story to the entire world. She started working as a child and then went on to become the “Venus” of Indian cinema.”
“It’s an extremely emotional occasion for me and my entire family. My team and I want to come up with a really beautiful, sensitive film with some of the best talents from the film industry. We need all the good wishes,” she says.
The assertion comes after Bollywood producer Tutu Sharma took up the problem of making a movie on Madhubala’s life.
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