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Shah Rukh Khan's Knight Riders face law suit Shah Rukh Khan's Kolkata Knight Riders were on Wednesday taken to court by Indian Performing Rights Society (IPRS) on alleged copyright infringement for playing songs of Hindi films at the Eden Gardens during Indian Premier League matches. Justice Sanjib Banerjee of the Calcutta High Court, however, refused to grant an injunction on the use of the songs and directed the parties in the case to file affidavits stating their position. IPRS alleged that the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) used 14 popular Hindi film songs like Om Shanti Om's Dard-e-Disco and Mauja hi Mauja from the film Jab We Met without its permission during the IPL matches at the Eden Gardens. Appearing for Kolkata Knight Riders, counsels Anindya Mitra and Debanjan Mondal submitted that they already had permission to play nine of the 14 songs at the stadium from Super Cassettes, which they said had the copyright. Justice Banerjee directed Kolkata Knight Riders and the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB), which has also been made a party in the case, to file affidavits in opposition within two weeks after the summer vacation and IPRS its reply in another week.

Kya Aap Paanchvi Pass Se Tez Hain: Show 4

Kya Aap Paanchvi Pass Se Tez Hain: Show 4

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"Bhootnath"

"Bhootnath"

Kolkata Knight Riders: Match #4

Kolkata Knight Riders: Match #4

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MILAN-UDINESE GOALKEEPERS: Dida, Kalac; DEFENDERS: Bonera, Cafu, Digao, Favalli, Kaladze, Oddo, Serginho, Simic, Ambrosini; MIDFIELDERS: Brocchi, Kaka, Pirlo, Seedorf; STRIKERS: Gilardino, Inzaghi, Pato.

MILAN-UDINESE GOALKEEPERS: Dida, Kalac; DEFENDERS: Bonera, Cafu, Digao, Favalli, Kaladze, Oddo, Serginho, Simic, Ambrosini; MIDFIELDERS: Brocchi, Kaka, Pirlo, Seedorf; STRIKERS: Gilardino, Inzaghi, Pato.

MILAN-UDINESE GOALKEEPERS: Dida, Kalac; DEFENDERS: Bonera, Cafu, Digao, Favalli, Kaladze, Oddo, Serginho, Simic, Ambrosini; MIDFIELDERS: Brocchi, Kaka, Pirlo, Seedorf; STRIKERS: Gilardino, Inzaghi, Pato.

MILAN-UDINESE GOALKEEPERS: Dida, Kalac; DEFENDERS: Bonera, Cafu, Digao, Favalli, Kaladze, Oddo, Serginho, Simic, Ambrosini; MIDFIELDERS: Brocchi, Kaka, Pirlo, Seedorf; STRIKERS: Gilardino, Inzaghi, Pato.

MILAN-UDINESE GOALKEEPERS: Dida, Kalac; DEFENDERS: Bonera, Cafu, Digao, Favalli, Kaladze, Oddo, Serginho, Simic, Ambrosini; MIDFIELDERS: Brocchi, Kaka, Pirlo, Seedorf; STRIKERS: Gilardino, Inzaghi, Pato.

MILAN-UDINESE GOALKEEPERS: Dida, Kalac; DEFENDERS: Bonera, Cafu, Digao, Favalli, Kaladze, Oddo, Serginho, Simic, Ambrosini; MIDFIELDERS: Brocchi, Kaka, Pirlo, Seedorf; STRIKERS: Gilardino, Inzaghi, Pato.

WE HAVE TO ACCEPT In Europe no one has done or won as much as Milan in the last five years. In this season we have missed some chances, but if we play the Uefa Cup there's no shame. Clarence Seedorf speaks. MILANELLO - Calm and proud, hopeful and confident. That's Clarence Seedorf feels in the week leading up to Milan-Udinese and Torino-Fiorentina. The Dutch champion spoke to Sport Mediaset. "The Champions League? At the moment it's not an illusion, it's a hope. There's one match to go for both us and Fiorentina. We have to win. On the results of the latest round of Serie A, we knew at the start of the season it would be exciting. In Italy there are a lot of top-level teams. Napoli? They did better than us, like they did against Inter, Juventus, and Fiorentina, which they all beat at home. It's not in Naples that we wasted our chance to get into the Champions League, but in other games before that." "But whatever happens on the last matchday, we have to know that in the last five years no one has won as much as us. We were the best in Europe and always competitive in Italy, even though this season we didn't do great. But overall if we look at what we did and what the best European clubs did, we have nothing to be ashamed of, even if we only get into the Uefa Cup. On the contrary, this team was on top for more time than other teams, that's why we have to accept it if things aren't going the way we are used to right now." Clarence's conclusion: "The future? We have to build it, especially now. We know that, but we also know the club is making the right moves. Let's be clear, I don't want to tell our fans to get ready for the Uefa Cup, on the contrary I am convinced we can still make it because we want to beat Udinese and because Torino have their dignity and will certainly honor the sport. Perhaps, and I'm not saying this is an alibi, this season we paid for the fact that last year we gave more than we could by winning the Champions League at the end of a season in which we started with a lot of difficulties but also without a proper summer preparation."

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Kaka Better Than Ronaldo - El Fenomeno Crocked Milan star Ronaldo says that club team-mate Kaka is the best player in the world, better than Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo. Milan Return The Brazilian Ronaldo has hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons over the past few weeks, following his rather embarrassing altercation with three Brazilian transvestites in Rio de Janeiro. El Fenomeno is currently in his homeland recovering from a severed tendon in his knee that he sustained playing against Livorno in February. There have been reports in the press that the 31-year-old, whose contract with Milan expires next month, was considering playing for homeland club Flamengo when he returns from his injury. However Ronaldo has now stated that it is Milan who he will hopefully turning out for. "They're one of the best clubs in the world, but my only priority now is to return to playing," he declared. "A player must earn a team like Milan, your past does not matter. If I can have the certainty of 100 per cent recovery, I will return to Milan." Kaka Better Than Ronaldo Ronaldo also spoke a little about his former team Real Madrid. He was asked about the rumours that Robinho will be sold, and replaced by Man Utd's Cristiano Ronaldo. "I think Robinho is appreciated by all the teams in the world, I do not understand why he should not be by Madrid," said the forward. "Would Cristiano Ronaldo do well in white? I cannot say because I am far away from Madrid. "Kakà is the best player in the world though. He is a great person both on-and-off the field.”

Adriano: Ronaldo will bounce back Sao Paulo forward Adriano is confident that Ronaldo will bounce back from his current injury and personal problems.Adriano has earned an international recall after a successful loan spell in Brazil from Inter Milan and the 26-year-old believes that his 2006 World Cup teammate will also recover from his own recent troubles. Ronaldo, who is recovering from a knee injury, recently found himself in the headlines after it was reported that police in Rio de Janeiro were investigating an accusation that a transvestite attempted to extort money from the AC Milan player after he mistakenly picked up three transvestites at a nightclub. "We always had a good relationship and while I think that what Ronaldo did was not right, I am never going to give up our friendship for that," said Adriano to globoesporte.com. "He is Ronaldo and he is a big name. If that had happened to another person, nobody would talk about it. "These are lessons to learn from this incident. I also went through some difficulties and I know how he must feel," Adriano added.

Brazil's Veloso defends Ronaldo's walk on wild side RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazilian singing star Caetano Veloso defended disgraced footballer Ronaldo at a show in Rio de Janeiro, saying the AC Milan striker did not have to apologize to anyone over his embarrassing encounter with three transvestites in a Rio motel. The incident last month in which Ronaldo went to the motel with three prostitutes only to find out they were transvestites has been the talk of Brazil. The three-times former world player of the year has since given TV interviews to profess his shame but has also been mocked mercilessly on variety shows and in the media. At the concert in Rio on Thursday night, Veloso, one of Brazil's most renowned musicians and an influential figure in his home country, played a rarely-performed 1982 song "Three Transvestites." He then followed up by praising Ronaldo. "Ronaldo does not have to ask forgiveness. The intimate part is no one's business. Ronaldo's football is poetry and poetry must be respected," he told the audience. "Ronaldo was right when he said he didn't want to pay because he was being threatened. This man is a star." Ronaldo said after the run-in that the transvestites had tried to blackmail him. He said he had done something "really stupid" and feared his reputation has been ruined forever. The 31-year-old, who scored both goals when Brazil beat Germany 2-0 in the 2002 World Cup final, is recovering from a knee injury that is expected to keep him out of football action for another seven months.

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