India-based production banner Yamini Films run Papa Rao Biyyala has cast influential names for its next feature, Music School. Along with other big names that were recently announced, the film will have Ilaiyaraaja, an esteemed Indian film music composer and lyricist. He has written 12 original songs for the project.&nbsp;

The production house's&nbsp;owner Papa Rao Biyyala is directing the feature, which is about the pressure of the unimaginative education system on children, which aims only to make them doctors or engineers, leaving no time for art or sport.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/this-is-how-bts-army-in-india-is-celebrating-jungkooks-birthday-in-a-grand-style-409939" hreflang="en">This is how BTS ARMY in India is celebrating Jungkook's birthday</a>

‘Rocketman’ choreographer Adam Murray is aboard alongwith cinematographer Kiran Deohans.

The film has a stellar cast of Sharman Joshi, Shriya Saran, Suhasini Mulay, Benjamin Gilani, Prakash Raj, Telugu comedian Brahmanandam, Vinay Varma, Gracy Goswamy and Ozu Barua.

The Music School will begin production on October 15.&nbsp;

On being a part of this huge project, Sharman Joshi was quoted, “I’m absolutely excited to be part of Mr. Papa Rao’s Music School. It’s my first bi-lingual. I’m looking forward to be working with Mr. Ilaiyaraaja for the first time. I’m absolutely honoured excited and flattered to be part of this project. I’m looking forward to working with Shriya who I know on a personal level. I’m looking forward to this wonderful journey. It’s a one-of-a-kind musical with a lot of emotions.”

India-based production banner Yamini Films run Papa Rao Biyyala has cast influential names for its next feature, Music School. Along with other big names that were recently announced, the film will have Ilaiyaraaja, an esteemed Indian film music composer and lyricist.

India-based production banner Yamini Films run Papa Rao Biyyala has cast influential names for its next feature, Music School. Along with other big names that were recently announced, the film will have Ilaiyaraaja, an esteemed Indian film music composer and lyricist. He has written 12 original songs for the project. The production house's owner Papa Rao Biyyala is directing the feature, which is about the pressure of the unimaginative education system on children, which aims only to make them doctors or engineers, leaving no time for art or sport. This is how BTS ARMY in India is celebrating Jungkook's birthday ‘Rocketman’ choreographer Adam Murray is aboard alongwith cinematographer Kiran Deohans. The film has a stellar cast of Sharman Joshi, Shriya Saran, Suhasini Mulay, Benjamin Gilani, Prakash Raj, Telugu comedian Brahmanandam, Vinay Varma, Gracy Goswamy and Ozu Barua. The Music School will begin production on October 15. On being a part of this huge project, Sharman Joshi was quoted, “I’m absolutely excited to be part of Mr. Papa Rao’s Music School. It’s my first bi-lingual. I’m looking forward to be working with Mr. Ilaiyaraaja for the first time. I’m absolutely honoured excited and flattered to be part of this project. I’m looking forward to working with Shriya who I know on a personal level. I’m looking forward to this wonderful journey. It’s a one-of-a-kind musical with a lot of emotions.”

'Music School' casts 'Rocketman' choreographer for Ilaiyaraaja's Hindi-Telugu movie

The Madras High Court Tuesday prohibited monetising songs of renowned music composer Ilaiyaraja through TV reality shows, concerts and online radio channels, among others, without his prior permission. 
 
Justice Anita Sumanth passed the order on a civil suit filed by Ilaiyaraja, alleging copyright infringement by Agi Music, Echo Recording, Giri Trading Company and a few others. 
 
The court had earlier passed an interim order in favour of the music composer and confirmed it on Tuesday. 
 
Justice Sumanth made it clear that the songs composed by the musician cannot be exploited or monetised in any manner without his prior permission. 
However, films comprising songs composed by Ilaiyaraja released and screened in theatres are exempted from the order. 
 
Ilaiyaraja had filed the suit in 2014 against the music recording companies and others for allegedly infringing his copyright over the songs composed by him. 
He contended that the firms were not only infringing his rights but also monetising his songs. 
 
Ilaiyaraaja submitted he had composed a large number of songs in his four-decade-old career during which he had earned the reputation of being the only individual to have composed music for more than 1,000 movies. 
 
The court dismissed a separate suit moved by Agi Music in 2013, accusing Ilaiyaraaja of having breached the terms of an agreement with it.&nbsp;

The Madras High Court Tuesday prohibited monetising songs of renowned music composer Ilaiyaraja through TV reality shows, concerts and online radio channels, among others, without his prior permission.

The Madras High Court Tuesday prohibited monetising songs of renowned music composer Ilaiyaraja through TV reality shows, concerts and online radio channels, among others, without his prior permission. Justice Anita Sumanth passed the order on a civil suit filed by Ilaiyaraja, alleging copyright infringement by Agi Music, Echo Recording, Giri Trading Company and a few others. The court had earlier passed an interim order in favour of the music composer and confirmed it on Tuesday. Justice Sumanth made it clear that the songs composed by the musician cannot be exploited or monetised in any manner without his prior permission. However, films comprising songs composed by Ilaiyaraja released and screened in theatres are exempted from the order. Ilaiyaraja had filed the suit in 2014 against the music recording companies and others for allegedly infringing his copyright over the songs composed by him. He contended that the firms were not only infringing his rights but also monetising his songs. Ilaiyaraaja submitted he had composed a large number of songs in his four-decade-old career during which he had earned the reputation of being the only individual to have composed music for more than 1,000 movies. The court dismissed a separate suit moved by Agi Music in 2013, accusing Ilaiyaraaja of having breached the terms of an agreement with it.

Ilaiyaraja's songs cannot be monetized without his permission: Madras High Court

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