Killer Jeans Company sues Netflix over 'Killer Soup' trademark infringement
Kewal Kiran Clothing Limited, known for 'Killer Jeans,' is taking legal action against Netflix's "Killer Soup" for alleged trademark infringement.
The Bombay High Court lawsuit targets Netflix and MacGuffin Pictures, seeking ₹10 crore in damages.
KKCL asserts its exclusive rights to the 'KILLER' trademark in various classes and demands Netflix cease using it in the series title.
The legal notice highlights 57 registered classes from 2001 to 2011. The company demands a ₹10 crore token payment, an apology, and a commitment to respect intellectual property rights.
The dispute adds a legal twist to the Netflix series, featuring Manoj Bajpai and Konkona Sen Sharma, prompting scrutiny of trademark protection in the entertainment industry.
