Bollywood actor Tabu has moved the Delhi High Court seeking protection of her personality and publicity rights against the alleged unauthorised use of her name, image, likeness and other identity attributes, including AI-generated content and digital impersonation. The matter is scheduled to be heard on August 6 by the bench of Justice Jyoti Singh. The actor has sought the removal of objectionable online content and AI-generated material allegedly uploaded without her consent across social media platforms. In her plea, Tabu contended that her name, image and identity have been misused through unauthorised digital content, violating her personality rights. When the matter came up before Justice Jyoti Singh, the court noted discrepancies in the pleadings filed on Tabu's behalf. The court asked senior advocate Swathi Sukumar, appearing for the actor, to file a fresh memo of parties after observing that details of some defendants had not been correctly mentioned. Justice Singh said accurate particulars of all parties were necessary for proper adjudication of the matter and directed that the defects be rectified. Following the court's directions, the hearing was deferred and the matter was listed for August 6. Tabu's petition comes amid a growing number of personality rights disputes before the Delhi High Court involving allegations of AI-generated impersonation, deepfakes, fake endorsements and unauthorised commercial exploitation of public figures in the digital space.