Ever since the poster of Judgementall Hai Kya was released, it drew attention for its quirky appeal – a feeling that the trailer, and subsequently the movie, strengthened.
#JudgementallHaiKya day today. Do watch it guys. pic.twitter.com/UF1UkLWuB2
— Rajkummar Rao (@RajkummarRao) July 26, 2019
However, it appears that the poster that had people guessing the suspense may have been a copy. Flóra Borsi, a European artist, posted a photo of her work – along with the movie’s poster – on social media, and called out the similarities between the two.
oh yeah, this image somehow reminds me of.. oh wait. looks like totally my work! 😕😕😕😕 https://t.co/6XhiK317Re
— Flora Borsi (@FloraBorsi) July 29, 2019
She further accused the makers of copying her work without asking for her permission, or attempting to reach out to her.
As the post became viral, many people accused Bollywood, and in fact Indians in general, of regularly copying work.


This is how Bollywood works , expert in copy paste
— HAZARDOUS (@supertrampindia) July 30, 2019
However, Flora quickly clarified that while she appreciated the support of people, it was unfair to blame a whole nation or even the Bollywood industry. In her opinion, only the movie’s ‘art department and the creative director’ were responsible for the same.

People also took to social media to offer support, while also advising her to pursue legal action.

With solidarity, @ektaravikapoor @RajkummarRao to look at this issue, artistic credit should be given to you. It’s the right of every artist.
— sabyasachi sen (@somurox) July 30, 2019
cheap copy of your work flora
— colin (@plasterblaster1) July 29, 2019
As of now, the creators of the movie have not provided any response.