Delhi Lawyer accused of making defamatory comments in Sushant Singh Rajput case, Vibhor Anand gets bail on showing repentance.<p>The Delhi High Court is hearing a suit filed by Bollywood Production Houses seeking to curb the irresponsible, derogatory remarks made against the film industry by news channels.</p>.<p>Justice Rajiv Shakdher is hearing the matter today.</p>.<p>The suit came as a counter to the 'Bollywood drugs mafia' reportage by Republic TV and Times Now.</p>.10 contentions in the 1,069-page suit filed by Bollywood producers against Republic TV, Times Now .<p><em><strong>Live updates from the hearing feature here</strong></em></p>
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