News India Live, Digital Desk: Bollywood Movie Controversy: The film ‘The Taj Story’, which is being made on the mystery of 22 closed rooms of Taj Mahal, has got embroiled in a big legal controversy as soon as its announcement. A lawyer has seriously accused the makers of the film of stealing his research and story concept. The lawyer claims that this film is based on his petition, which he had filed to open these mysterious 22 rooms of Taj Mahal. Who is the lawyer making the allegations? This allegation has been made by lawyer Rudra Vikram Singh, who came into limelight after filing a petition in the Lucknow bench of Allahabad High Court demanding opening of 22 closed rooms of Taj Mahal in 2022. Rudra Vikram Singh says that after years of hard work and research, he had found out what could happen in these rooms of Taj Mahal and on this basis he had filed a petition in the court. What are the allegations of the lawyer? According to Rudra Vikram Singh, when a debate broke out across the country on his petition, the filmmakers planned to make a film on this subject. He alleges that the story of the film is completely based on his research and the points raised in the petition, but the producers neither took any permission from him nor gave him any credit for it. He said, “This is theft of my intellectual property. The issue raised by me, on which I worked so hard, is being used for commercial gain and I have been completely ignored.” Legal notice sent, made these demands Advocate Rudra Vikram Singh has sent a legal notice to the film producers in this matter. In this notice, they have made two main demands: They should be credited as ‘Researcher/Story Concept’ in the credits of the film. They should be given a share in the profits from the film. The notice has also warned that if the producers do not accept their demands, they will approach the court to stop the release of the film and will take legal action under the Copyright Act. After this legal notice, the troubles of ‘The Taj Story’ will increase. Have gone. Now it remains to be seen how the producers of the film resolve this dispute and whether the film will be released on time.