New Delhi, Nov. 6 -- The Delhi High Court on Friday held that the film Doosra infringes the personality and publicity rights of former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly and imposed a series of conditions on its makers, including the display of a prominent disclaimer and the furnishing of a Rs 2 crore unconditional bank guarantee.

Justice Tejas Karia, however, noted that Ganguly's persona and the events associated with his cricketing career were so closely connected with the narrative of the film that it would not be feasible at this stage to separate and remove those portions from the movie.

The Court consequently directed Ramesh Deo Productions Private Limited, the maker of Doosra, to insert a disclaimer in both Hindi and English a...