The Delhi High Court has agreed to examine an application filed by a Chinese AI voice platform seeking to overturn an injunction order in the Salman Khan personality rights matter. Justice Jyoti Singh on Wednesday issued a notice to the actor and granted him four weeks to file his response. The matter is scheduled for a further hearing on February 27, 2026.

The court has issued notice on the application and directed Salman Khan to submit his response within four weeks.

The case stems from Salman Khan approaching the Delhi High Court seeking protection against the alleged unauthorized use of his name, image, voice, and overall persona across digital platforms. The actor argued that his identity was being misused for commercial gain without his consent, particularly through emerging technologies that can easily replicate or manipulate voices and likenesses.

Legal experts believe the case reflects growing concerns at the intersection of technology, artificial intelligence, and individual rights. With AI tools becoming increasingly advanced, the unauthorized replication of celebrities’ voices and images poses serious risks, including misinformation and commercial exploitation. At the same time, courts are being challenged to strike a balance between innovation and personal rights.

Salman Khan’s legal team has maintained that the unauthorized use of his persona could mislead the public and damage his reputation and brand value. As the case progresses, it is expected to play a significant role in shaping how personality rights are interpreted and enforced in India, particularly in matters involving artificial intelligence and digital platforms.