Warner Brothers is suing Mumbai-based studio Mirchi Movies, who are set to release a film entitled Hari Puttar—A Comedy of Terrors. Releasing September12, the film follows the life of a 10-year-old Indian boy who moves to Britain. They believe (with good reason!) that the name “Hari Puttar” is just a tad too close to Harry Potter, and they’re suing for conflict of copyright.
See, these guys could’ve gone with something else, like:
- Harvey Plopper
- Parry Hotter
- Barry Totter
And so forth. They just went for the easy one!

Remember Barry Trotter?
I wonder what ever happened to him…
[...] lost the suit they brought against a Bollywood studio for copyright infringement for the name Hari Puttar vs. Harry Potter: “The case has been dismissed,” Mirchi Movies’ lawyer Pratibha Singh was quoted by [...]