An Indian director has accused Netflix of copying his film to make the massively successful Squid Game. Soham Shah has filed a lawsuit in New York federal court claiming that the Korean series copies his 2009 Hindi-language film Luck. The lawsuit names Netflix and Squid Game creator Hwang Dong-hyuk as defendants.

Remember the time Netflix dropped Squid Game in 2021 and we were all hooked on the dark thriller that had contestants playing children’s games to the death for a cash prize? At the time, the disturbing originality was a big reason why people loved it so much.

Netflix Inc. was accused by an Indian filmmaker of copying his 2009 movie for its popular Squid Game series as the company prepares to release the second season of the show later this year.

Luck is a 2009 action thriller film directed by Soham Shah. The filmmaker has filed a lawsuit claiming Squid Game ripped it off.

Netflix has vigorously defended its hit series 'Squid Game' against plagiarism accusations made by Bollywood director Soham Shah. Shah alleges that 'Squid Game' copied elements from his 2009 film 'Luck,

Director Soham Shah has filed a lawsuit against Netflix for allegedly plagiarising his 2009 film Luck to make the Korean series Squid Game, a claim the streamer on Sunday said holds no merit. "This claim has no merit.

A new lawsuit accuses Netflix of stealing the plot of Squid Game from a 2009 Hindi-language movie called Luck, which also featured deadly games.

W hen Netflix first premiered "Squid Game" back in 2021, the Korean drama was an instant success. In it, a group of down-on-their-luck contestants agree to participate in a compet

The Squid Game franchise has been charting upward since its 2021 premiere. Season 2 is set to roll out globally on December 26, and Season 3 is already green-lit for 2025. Consequ