The Delhi High Court granted an ex parte ad interim injunction protecting the personality rights of actor and Member of Parliament Ravi Kishan, restraining the unauthorised use of his identity, including through AI-generated content and deepfakes. A Single Judge Bench of Jyoti Singh, J., held that Ravi Kishan’s name, image, likeness, voice, and other distinctive personality attributes constitute valuable personality rights deserving legal protection. The Court directed the removal of objectionable online material, including AI-generated and deepfake content, holding such acts were prima facie unlawful and likely to cause irreparable harm to his reputation, dignity, and privacy. The suit was instituted against several individuals, online platforms, domain name registrars, and intermediaries alleging unauthorised commercial exploitation of his personality rights. According to Ravi Kishan, several defendants uploaded AI-generated, manipulated, defamatory, and obscene videos using his name, image, voice, and likeness; fake statements and fabricated political opinions were attributed to him on social media; multiple websites used his name as keywords and URLs to promote pornographic and sexually explicit content; and his image and persona were commercially exploited without authorisation. He sought permanent injunction, removal of infringing content, and protection of his personality and publicity rights.