Ilaiyaraaja’s case against Sony Music: HC seeks revenue details
**Ilaiyaraaja’s Case Against Sony Music: Madras HC Seeks Revenue Details**
*By Apoorva Rastogi | September 27, 2025, 4:19 PM*
The Madras High Court has directed Sony Music Entertainment India Private Limited to disclose the revenue earned from the “commercial exploitation” of legendary composer Ilaiyaraaja’s musical works.
This order was issued by Justice N Senthilkumar during the hearing of civil suits filed by Ilaiyaraaja against Sony Music, Oriental Records, and Echo Recording Company Private Limited. The composer has alleged unauthorized usage and exploitation of his creations by these companies.
**Legal Stance**
Ilaiyaraaja asserted his rights under applicable copyright laws and claimed that Sony Music failed to pay him the legally mandated equal share of royalties from his works. He alleged that the companies exploited his music without proper compensation.
**Ongoing Legal Proceedings**
Senior counsel Vijay Narayan, representing Sony Music, informed the court that two related cases are already pending before the Division Benches of the Madras High Court and the Bombay High Court. He requested additional time to file a detailed counter affidavit addressing Ilaiyaraaja’s latest claims. The request was granted by Justice Senthilkumar.
The court has now directed Sony Music to submit the revenue records during the next hearing scheduled for October 22. This disclosure will be crucial to determine the extent of commercial use and royalty payments due to Ilaiyaraaja.
*Stay tuned for further updates on this developing case.*
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