Salman Khan has reportedly taken legal action against the team behind ‘Kala Hiran’, a film said to draw inspiration from the 1998 blackbuck case. Directed by Bharata Srinate and produced by Amit Jani, the project allegedly faces a notice that accuses the makers of a “gross violation of personality rights”. Reports suggest the demand includes the removal of all posters and promotional content. One of the earlier posters featured a man holding a gun while wearing a bracelet often linked to Salman, alongside an announcement that the teaser will arrive on June 20th. The producers maintain that their story is rooted in real legal struggles. On social media, Amit Jani shared what he claimed was a copy of the notice and wrote, “Salman Khan is intimidating people associated with ‘Kala Hiran’ with a legal notice. The motive of this notice is that people get scared in the face of his stardom and glamour.”
