‘Chhava’ piracy case: Mumbai Crime Branch files FIR, 1818 links distributed on the Internet

The South Cyber ​​Cell of Mumbai Crime Branch has registered an FIR for the Bollywood movie ‘Chhava’. A case has been registered against an unknown person for illegally circulating the pirated copy of Vicky Kaushal’s film. The case has been registered on the basis of a complaint of ‘August Entertainment’ CEO Rajat Rahul Haksar, who accused of copyright violations. According to the complaint, the pirated version of Vicky Kaushal’s film ‘Chhava’ was dilated at 1,818 Internet link and made available on many digital platforms. This illegal circulation allegedly violated copyright laws, causing considerable financial losses despite the film’s box office success.

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Case registered in these sections

The South Cyber ​​Cell has registered a case under sections 51, 63 and 65 (A) of the Copyright Act under Section 316 (2) and 308 (3) of the Code of India Justice (BNS), under sections 43 and 66 of the Copyright Act.

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Monitoring is being kept

Following the complaint, the cyber cell is actively investigating the case. Officials are monitoring several online platforms and tracking the links being illegally distributed illegally to identify criminals. The Mumbai Crime Branch is investigating to crack down on digital piracy and prevent illegal distribution ahead of the film.

‘Chhawa’ a box office collection

Chhaava, built in a budget of about 140 crores, has so far collected more than Rs 750 crore. In this, Vicky Kaushal plays Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj. Rashmika Mandana was seen in the role of Yeshubai Bhonsle. Akshaye Khanna plays Aurangzeb. Apart from these, many stars including Divya Dutta, Ashutosh Rana, Vineet Kumar Singh, Alok Nath, Kiran Karmakar, Diana Penty have been seen. The direction is of Laxman Utekar.

Film makers suffer loss due to piracy

The online leak of any film is called ‘piracy’. This causes a lot of damage to the makers, because people go to theaters and download it through piracy instead of watching the film and watch it for free. However, most of its prints are quite bad.