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Fugitive Mehul Choksi Told To Deposit Rs 2 Lakh To Court In Netflix Series Appeal
The Delhi High Court has directed PNB scam accused Mehul Choksi to deposit Rs 2 lakh with it before proceeding further with his appeal challenging the dismissal of his plea to pre-screen the 'Bad Boy Billionaires' docuseries on Netflix.
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Netflix India Reveals Most Popular Movies, Series in 2020
Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl, Ludo, Raat Akeli Hai, Mismatched, and Bad Boy Billionaires: India are among Netflix’s most popular movies and series in India in 2020.
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Netflix Wins Right To Stream Its Indian Rogue Billionaires Series
Netflix Inc. won the right to stream a series featuring Indian tycoons who ran into trouble with the law, a victory that may boost its efforts to offer more local content in a crucial emerging market.
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Netflix Releases 3 Episodes Of "Bad Boy Billionaires" Amid Legal Tussle
Netflix has partially released its much-awaited series on four Indian tycoons facing fraud allegations after a state court lifted an injunction over the weekend, a lawyer representing Netflix said on Monday.
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Bad Boy Billionaires: India Released on Netflix, Minus Ramalinga Raju Episode
Bad Boy Billionaires: India is finally available on Netflix in India and across the world, after a District Court in Bihar lifted its injunction. Three out of the docu-series' four total episodes are now streaming: Vijay Mallya, Nirav Modi, and Subrata Roy. The fourth episode, about amalinga Raju, isn’t available as that’s part of a separate in...
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Hearing Adjourned On Mehul Choksi's Plea Against "Bad Boy Billionaires" Documentary
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday adjourned till October 13 hearing on a petition filed by businessman and diamantaire Mehul Choksi, who is an accused in the PNB scam, against Netflix's documentary titled "Bad Boy Billionaires".
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Is Netflix Permitted to Violate an Individual's Fundamental Rights? Mehul Choksi Asks Delhi High Court
Fugitive businessman and diamantaire Mehul Choksi, who is an accused in the Punjab National Bank scam, during the hearing on an appeal against Netflix's documentary titled Bad Boy Billionaires: India on Wednesday asked the Delhi High Court whether the streaming service is permitted to violate an individual's fundamental rights.
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Court Seeks Centre, Netflix Response To Mehul Choksi's Plea On "Bad Boy Billionaires"
The Delhi High Court on Monday sought responses from the Centre and online video streaming platform Netflix on PNB scam accused Mehul Choksi''s appeal against the dismissal of his plea to pre-screen the "Bad Boy Billionaires" docuseries.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Centre, Netflix Response on Mehul Choksi's Plea
The Delhi High Court on Monday issued notice to Centre, Netflix and others on a plea of diamantaire Mehul Choksi, who is an accused in the PNB scam, against a single-judge bench order dismissing his petition seeking a pre-screening of a documentary titled "Bad Boy Billionaires", on Netflix.
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Why Isn’t Bad Boy Billionaires: India Out on Netflix?
Bad Boy Billionaires: India isn’t coming to Netflix just yet. Multiple Indian courts — including one in Bihar and another in Hyderabad — have issued a stay on the release of Bad Boy Billionaires: India, after petitions were filed by Subrata Roy and Ramalinga Raju.
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Court Stay On Netflix's "Bad Boy Billionaires" Over Satyam Founder Plea
A local civil court has issued an interim stay restraining Netflix from airing its web series ''Bad Boy Billionaires-India'' on a petition filed by B Ramalinga Raju who was convicted in the multi-crore accounting scandal of Satyam Computer Services Limited.
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No Relief For Netflix Web Series "Bad Boy Billionaires" In Supreme Court
Netflix failed to get any relief from the Supreme Court today for its new web series "Bad Boy Billionaires" which has been put on ice by a court in Bihar. "We are not granting relief. You should not have come here," Chief Justice Bobde said, advising Netflix to go to High Court if it wished to challenge the order of the Bihar court.
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Mehul Choksi Goes To Court Again Over Netflix's "Bad Boy Billionaires"
Diamantaire Mehul Choksi who is accused in PNB scam has approached division bench of Delhi High Court through Advocate Vijay Aggarwal seeking pre-screening of a documentary titled "Bad Boy Billionaires", which is scheduled to be released on September 2, on Netflix.
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Netflix September 2020 Releases: Aquaman, Enola Holmes, Bad Boy Billionaires: India, and More
Aquaman, Enola Holmes, Bad Boy Billionaires: India, Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitare, Cargo, The Devil All the Time, Ratched, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, Top Gun — the biggest movies and TV shows on Netflix India in September 2020.
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No Preview Of Netflix's "Bad Boy Billionaires" For Mehul Choksi: Court
Fugitive diamond merchant Mehul Choksi's plea to pre-screen the Netflix documentary "Bad Boy Billionaires" on corruption by India's tycoons has been dismissed by the Delhi High Court. Mr Choksi can, however, file a civil suit if he still wants to pursue the matter, Justice Navin Chawla said after a two-hour hearing today.
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Fugitive Mehul Choksi Told To Deposit Rs 2 Lakh To Court In Netflix Series Appeal
The Delhi High Court has directed PNB scam accused Mehul Choksi to deposit Rs 2 lakh with it before proceeding further with his appeal challenging the dismissal of his plea to pre-screen the 'Bad Boy Billionaires' docuseries on Netflix.
-
Netflix India Reveals Most Popular Movies, Series in 2020
Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl, Ludo, Raat Akeli Hai, Mismatched, and Bad Boy Billionaires: India are among Netflix’s most popular movies and series in India in 2020.
-
Netflix Wins Right To Stream Its Indian Rogue Billionaires Series
Netflix Inc. won the right to stream a series featuring Indian tycoons who ran into trouble with the law, a victory that may boost its efforts to offer more local content in a crucial emerging market.
-
Netflix Releases 3 Episodes Of "Bad Boy Billionaires" Amid Legal Tussle
Netflix has partially released its much-awaited series on four Indian tycoons facing fraud allegations after a state court lifted an injunction over the weekend, a lawyer representing Netflix said on Monday.
-
Bad Boy Billionaires: India Released on Netflix, Minus Ramalinga Raju Episode
Bad Boy Billionaires: India is finally available on Netflix in India and across the world, after a District Court in Bihar lifted its injunction. Three out of the docu-series' four total episodes are now streaming: Vijay Mallya, Nirav Modi, and Subrata Roy. The fourth episode, about amalinga Raju, isn’t available as that’s part of a separate in...
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Hearing Adjourned On Mehul Choksi's Plea Against "Bad Boy Billionaires" Documentary
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday adjourned till October 13 hearing on a petition filed by businessman and diamantaire Mehul Choksi, who is an accused in the PNB scam, against Netflix's documentary titled "Bad Boy Billionaires".
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Is Netflix Permitted to Violate an Individual's Fundamental Rights? Mehul Choksi Asks Delhi High Court
Fugitive businessman and diamantaire Mehul Choksi, who is an accused in the Punjab National Bank scam, during the hearing on an appeal against Netflix's documentary titled Bad Boy Billionaires: India on Wednesday asked the Delhi High Court whether the streaming service is permitted to violate an individual's fundamental rights.
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Court Seeks Centre, Netflix Response To Mehul Choksi's Plea On "Bad Boy Billionaires"
The Delhi High Court on Monday sought responses from the Centre and online video streaming platform Netflix on PNB scam accused Mehul Choksi''s appeal against the dismissal of his plea to pre-screen the "Bad Boy Billionaires" docuseries.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Centre, Netflix Response on Mehul Choksi's Plea
The Delhi High Court on Monday issued notice to Centre, Netflix and others on a plea of diamantaire Mehul Choksi, who is an accused in the PNB scam, against a single-judge bench order dismissing his petition seeking a pre-screening of a documentary titled "Bad Boy Billionaires", on Netflix.
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Why Isn’t Bad Boy Billionaires: India Out on Netflix?
Bad Boy Billionaires: India isn’t coming to Netflix just yet. Multiple Indian courts — including one in Bihar and another in Hyderabad — have issued a stay on the release of Bad Boy Billionaires: India, after petitions were filed by Subrata Roy and Ramalinga Raju.
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Court Stay On Netflix's "Bad Boy Billionaires" Over Satyam Founder Plea
A local civil court has issued an interim stay restraining Netflix from airing its web series ''Bad Boy Billionaires-India'' on a petition filed by B Ramalinga Raju who was convicted in the multi-crore accounting scandal of Satyam Computer Services Limited.
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No Relief For Netflix Web Series "Bad Boy Billionaires" In Supreme Court
Netflix failed to get any relief from the Supreme Court today for its new web series "Bad Boy Billionaires" which has been put on ice by a court in Bihar. "We are not granting relief. You should not have come here," Chief Justice Bobde said, advising Netflix to go to High Court if it wished to challenge the order of the Bihar court.
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Mehul Choksi Goes To Court Again Over Netflix's "Bad Boy Billionaires"
Diamantaire Mehul Choksi who is accused in PNB scam has approached division bench of Delhi High Court through Advocate Vijay Aggarwal seeking pre-screening of a documentary titled "Bad Boy Billionaires", which is scheduled to be released on September 2, on Netflix.
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Netflix September 2020 Releases: Aquaman, Enola Holmes, Bad Boy Billionaires: India, and More
Aquaman, Enola Holmes, Bad Boy Billionaires: India, Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitare, Cargo, The Devil All the Time, Ratched, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, Top Gun — the biggest movies and TV shows on Netflix India in September 2020.
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No Preview Of Netflix's "Bad Boy Billionaires" For Mehul Choksi: Court
Fugitive diamond merchant Mehul Choksi's plea to pre-screen the Netflix documentary "Bad Boy Billionaires" on corruption by India's tycoons has been dismissed by the Delhi High Court. Mr Choksi can, however, file a civil suit if he still wants to pursue the matter, Justice Navin Chawla said after a two-hour hearing today.
