"Hari Puttar" is set to hit cinema screens this week after an Indian court rejected a Warner Bros. lawsuit claiming the name was too close to its Harry Potter series.
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"Warner Bros. spokeswoman Deborah Lincoln said the company was reviewing the judgment.
"We brought these proceedings because we believe that the proposed title and marketing of the defendants' film infringed our intellectual property rights," Lincoln said in an e-mail
That statement is a little confusing to me...wouldn't the intellectual property rights belong to J.K. Rowling??