Bad Boy Billionaires: Details about the legal tussle between Netflix and tainted tycoons

Netflix’s upcoming web series Bad Boy Billionaires is one of most talked-about web shows in recent days. For its bold subject and controversial characters, show has been in news for quite some time w. show has also found itself in a legal battle for its release recently. A lot of people are still curious about whole Bad Boy Billionaires on Netflix. To all people who are wondering Bad Boy Billionaires controversy here is everything you need to kw about it.

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Bad Boy Billionaires controversy

documentary Bad Boy Billionaires focuses on biggest business tycoons of India and ir downfall after scaling huge heights of success.  show was recently slammed with a restraining order by a court in Hyderabad. restraining order was put on Bad Boy Billionaires on Netflix for showing life of B. Ramalinga Raju. He has been involved in several scams. civil court in Hyderabad took action against Bad Boy Billionaires on Netflix and asked m to stop showcasing it on streaming platform.

This decision was taken after B. Ramalinga Raju filed a petition against show's content. In his argument, B. Ramalinga Raju mentioned that show will invade his right to privacy. He also claimed that series was showcasing half-truths and will attempt to bring down his reputation. show was expected to release on September 2, 2020. However, due to this legal tussle, show has t yet seen light of day.

Apart from this, show has also faced two or restraining orders in past. It was recently reported that Netflix will move to Supreme Court to challenge restraining order that it's facing from two different plaintiffs. Chairman of Sahara, Subrata Roy and Mehul Choksi had put different cases about ir objection to show.

Delhi High Court had sought responses from Centre and online video streaming platform, Netflix on Mehul Choksi’s appeal. against dismissal of his plea to pre-screen Bad Boy Billionaires. Choksi, promoter of Gitanjali Gems, and his nephew, Nirav Modi, are accused in ₹ 13,500-crore Punjab National Bank (PNB) fraud case. Choksi had left country last year and was granted citizenship of Antigua and Barbuda.

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Bad Boy Billionaires cast and details about show

Bad Boy Billionaires shows frauds committed by several high-profile business tycoons of India. business tycoons on which docuseries is based on are Modi; Subrata Roy, managing worker and chairman of Sahara India Pariwar; Vijay Mallya, chairman of United Breweries (UB) Group; and Ramalinga Raju, former chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) of Satyam Computer Services. trailer had received a huge response from audiences on YouTube. Here is a look at Bad Boy Billionaires trailer.

Promo Im Credits: 100k subscribers challenge Youtube, A still from trailer