Dancing on the Grave: Plea Seeking to Stop Telecast and Distribution of the Show Submitted in Supreme Court
Dancing on the Grave is based on the 1990s murder of Shakereh Namazi, a member of the former royal family of Mysore in Karnataka. Murali Manohar aka Swami Shraddhanand was found guilty.
Murali Manohar Mishra aka Swami Shraddhanand is seeking stay against the new real crime docuseries Dancing On The Grave, claiming that it violates his legal rights. Reportedly, a plea has been submitted in supreme court over the same. Touted as first local true-crime docu-series on Prime Video, Dancing On The Grave is written and directed by Patrick Graham. Dancing on the Grave Trailer Out! The Docu-Series Dives Deep into the Murder of Shakereh Khaleeli That Shook Bengaluru (Watch Video).
Dancing On The Grave Case:
[Plea seeking directions to #Amazon to stop telecast and distribution of the webseries #DancingOnTheGrave mentioned in #SupremeCourt]
Adv Varun Thakur: The matter is sub judice so the show prejudices the case.#SupremeCourtofIndia #SupremeCourt pic.twitter.com/G7DVXZPXSy
— Live Law (@LiveLawIndia) April 25, 2023
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