Tamannaah's classy jewellery look grabs attention

Actress Tamannaah Bhatia recently shared a new set of photos connected to Tamannaah Fine Jewellery. The pictures quickly started trending among her followers. In the photos, Tamannaah is seen wearing a stylish brown knitted dress along with a simple but classy gold necklace.

The photos were shared through the Tamannaah Fine Jewellery profile. In the caption, the profile spoke about “Better Basics, made for every day.” The post also explained that the Line T-Bar jewellery collection was designed for people who want simple jewellery that still feels special and luxurious.

According to the caption, the jewellery pieces are made to suit both daily life and special occasions. The post further mentioned that the collection was crafted in gold and decorated with natural diamonds. It also described the jewellery as timeless, elegant, and modern.

At the same time, Tamannaah Bhatia has also been in the news because of a legal case involving Power Soaps Limited. The Madras High Court recently dismissed her appeal related to the matter.

Tamannaah had approached the court seeking Rs 1 crore as compensation. She claimed that Power Soaps Limited continued using her pictures even after her endorsement agreement with the company had ended.

As per the details presented in court, Tamannaah signed an agreement with the company on October 7, 2008. The contract was valid until October 6, 2009. However, Tamannaah stated that the company allegedly continued using her images on soap wrappers during November 2010 and February 2011.

She also said that when she was in talks with another brand during 2010, she came to know about the continued use of her photographs. Tamannaah claimed notices were sent to the company and its advertising agency, J&D Communication Private Limited, in January and February 2011.

According to her allegations, the replies she received were not satisfactory. Because of this, she filed a case asking for Rs 1 crore compensation for unauthorized use of her pictures.

However, the Madras High Court division bench, including Justice P Velmurugan and Justice K Govindarajan Thilakavadi, dismissed her appeal and confirmed the earlier single judge order.

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