Tamannaah Loses ₹1 Cr. Compensation Case

Tamannaah Loses ₹1 Cr. Compensation Case

The Madras High Court has upheld the rejection of Tamannaah Bhatia's appeal for a Rs 1 crore compensation in a case concerning an expired endorsement deal with Power Soaps Limited.

Tamannaah alleged that her images were used without consent after her contract ended in 2009, affecting her new opportunities. Despite legal notices and claims for compensation, both the single judge and division bench have dismissed her plea. This decision effectively closes the matter by affirming the earlier order.

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