INTRODUCTION
A celebrity is a somebody of fame. Any writer, actress, model,
athlete, musician, politician, or anyone else who draws attention
from the public is a celebrity in today's world. The
public's perception and perspective of them determine whether
they are considered celebrities by the audience. They have a
sizable fan base and have a significant impact on many individuals
both directly and indirectly through their line of work.
Celebrity rights are not statutory rights in and of themselves
because they are neither mentioned nor covered in a separate
legislation. Existing laws that incorporate several rights enforce
application and jurisdiction over these rights. The act of
delivering goods or services to the public while purposefully or
inadvertently impersonating someone else's trademark or brand
is known as "passing-off." They have access to a variety
of rights, such as those related to personality, privacy,
reproduction and distribution, character,
