Shaping the Copyright Law: An Analysis Through Various Legal Entrepreneurship

The 1957 Copyright Act in India protects various creative industries, including literary, theatrical, musical, artistic, cinematographic, and sound recording producers. The Act, which began during British colonial control, promotes creativity and innovation. The author is the first owner of copyright, with work type affecting ownership. Copyright holders have economic rights, moral rights, and various infringement remedies, including civil, financial, and criminal actions.