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When a courtroom cites a phantom and a star calls himself a brand: a day in the machine of performance
On 11 June 2026, an Indian court warned its own judges about fake AI citations, a Bollywood A-lister rejected the word 'brand' as 'psychotic', and the line between performance and substance kept thinning.
Desk note: Monexus treats the two Indian Express items as a single editorial signal — the institutional and the cultural response to a shared pressure. The framing is Monexus's; the facts are the wire's.
