Ram Charan’s Game Changer faces piracy breach as local TV channel airs it illegally; here’s how the producer reacted

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On January 10th, the movie “Game Changer” featuring Ram Charan and Kiara Advani made its way to theaters. Although it’s been battling some difficulties at the box office, the film was unfortunately subjected to another piracy incident. Unlawfully, a local TV station aired the movie, and snapshots of the broadcast soon circulated online. In response, producer Sreenivasa Kumar took to his social media platform to discuss this issue.

As an ardent admirer, I find myself compelled to express my deepest concerns. It’s utterly disheartening to witness a film that debuted merely a week ago being broadcast on local cable networks and even displayed on buses. This practice raises profound questions about the sanctity of our creative endeavors.

You see, cinema is not merely a stage for heroes, directors, or producers; it’s the culmination of countless hours, unwavering dedication, and dreams harbored by thousands of individuals over the course of three to four years. It’s more than just entertainment—it’s a testament to our collective passion and perseverance.

Sreenivasa Kumar voiced worries about how piracy harms both film distributors and exhibitors. He noted that the profitability of movies is crucial for their livelihoods, expressing that piracy diminishes the value of their efforts and poses a substantial risk to the continued growth of the movie industry.

He suggested that it’s high time influential governments impose strong measures to halt this issue. We should join forces and remain resolute to safeguard and improve the future of the cinematic world,” he finished.

Take a look at his post below:

Unauthorized distribution has hit the release of Ram Charan’s Game Changer, causing significant problems for the film. According to Times Now reports, unlawful copies of the movie have surfaced on various unauthorized sites like Filmyzilla, Tamilrockerz, Movierulez, and certain Telegram groups.

Tensions rose significantly when unauthorized individuals released the movie on the internet, reportedly having made threats against the creators beforehand. This unexpected turn of events has prompted the production team to pursue legal measures.

It’s been reported that the filmmakers have brought legal action against individuals who illegally distributed the high-definition version of their movie over the internet. Approximately 45 people are believed to be potentially involved in this unauthorized release.

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2025-01-16 05:07