Taapsee Pannu starrer Gandhari makers deny plagiarism claims: ‘Original work’
Recent reports have sparked controversy surrounding Taapsee Pannu's upcoming Netflix film Gandhari, with allegations of plagiarism circulating online. However, the production house behind the film, Kathha Pictures, has firmly refuted these claims, asserting that the movie is an original work. In an Instagram post, Kathha Pictures stated that allegations of copying another person's concept and title are false and denied them unequivocally.
The statement emphasized that "Gandhari" was written, produced, and developed by Ms. Kanika Dhillon, and is her own original work. The production house requested the media and the public to disregard the accusations as unverified and false, and not to publish, circulate, or repeat them as established fact. The film, set to release on September 3, is an action-thriller drama inspired by the Mahabharata themes, and features Taapsee Pannu and Ishwak Singh in lead roles.
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