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ARTICLE · 23 FEBRUARY 2026

Shehnaz Gill Secures HC Relief In Unfair Contract Case

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The entertainment industry is seen as a world of glamour, fame and opportunity. It is considered as a dream destination for countless aspiring artists.

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The entertainment industry is seen as a world of glamour, fame and opportunity. It is considered as a dream destination for countless aspiring artists. Everyone wants to be a part of it, hoping to make their mark and build a successful career. However, behind the glittering façade lies a hard reality: breaking into the industry is not only competitive but also fought with legal and contractual hurdles.

Many newcomers, eager for a breakthrough, sign agreements without fully understanding their implications. These contracts often contain restrictive clauses, such as exclusivity and long-term obligations, which severely limit creative freedom and earning potential. The imbalance of bargaining power between established labels and emerging talent makes it even harder for artists to assert their rights.

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