India, Aug. 12 -- A ctor Janhvi Kapoor got partial relief from the Delhi High Court on Tuesday in her plea seeking protection of her personality rights, with the court saying it would pass an ex parte ad-interim order directing removal of obscene and profane content against her. However, Justice Anup Jairam Bhambhani questioned whether a blanket restraint on all fan pages could be granted, Live Law reported. The court said it was inclined to grant relief in three categories: ex facie pornographic and obscene content; content directly monetising Kapoor's personality rights; and use of her name or likeness to promote merchandise or services. "I want you all (counsels) to assist me to give sanity to the concept of personality rights. It is going out of hand," the judge remarked. Kapoor's counsel said she was aggrieved by pornographic content, social-media impersonation, AI-generated images and deepfakes. Questioning an across-the-board restraint, the judge said, "A part of it may be satire or critical of your work... If they are monetising or there is commercial exploitation then yes but not all fanpages are (offending)." Meta's counsel told the court that Kapoor had filed over 4,000 URLs and that not all were profane or obscene. The court asked her counsel to categorise the claims before an appropriate order is passed. HTC...