Kannada Movie 'Rajakumara' Illegally Telecasted On Television By A Cable Channel
Rajakumara movie was illegally telecasted on a cable channel named NTV. Added to that, a few songs and videos have been leaked on to the internet by cyber pirates.
News
oi-Staff
By Lalithram B R
Puneeth
Rajkumar's
latest
movie,
Rajakumara,
has
completed
its
successful
75-day
run
and
is
inching
its
way
towards
the
100-day
mark.
The
telecasting
rights
have
been
bought
by
a
very
reputed
Kannada
channel.
Having
said
that,
the
movie
has
still
not
been
telecasted
on
television,
yet.
The
video
song,
'Bombe
Helutaite'
has
also
not
been
released
officially
on
the
internet
as
well.
Intruguingly,
from
the
past
two
days,
a
high-definition
version
of
the
video
song
'Bombe
Helutaite'
and
some
of
the
crucial
moments
and
scenes
of
the
movie
have
been
leaked
online
and
the
videos
are
going
viral.
The
film
team
ransacked
their
brains
trying
to
figure
out
how
the
leaks
happened.
Very
surprisingly,
the
reason
was
found
to
be
because
of
a
private
cable
network
channel.
This
channel
has
apparently
become
a
baddie
for
the
film
team
of
Rajakumara.
Now,
for
the
tantalizing
questions.
How
did
the
leaks
happen?
How
did
the
private
cable
channel
obtain
the
film
copy
even
before
it
was
telecasted?
Does
the
piracy
mafia
have
its
hands
in
this?
Read
more
to
find
out..
Name
Of
The
Cable
Channel
A
cable
channel
named
NTV
has
supposedly
aired
the
original
print
of
Rajakumara
on
its
channel,
illegally.
Broadcasting
rights
were
bought
by
a
prominant
channel;
but
NTV
was
the
one
to
telecast
it
two
days
back.
This
has
created
a
huge
confusion.
Recorded
From
TV
Felons,
who
caught
hold
of
the
news
of
Rajakumara
being
telecasted
on
the
cable
TV,
immediately
seemed
to
have
recorded
some
songs
and
particular
scenes
and
uploaded
them
onto
the
social
media
platforms,
just
to
leak
it.
The
attitude
of
these
people
can
be
described
in
one
word
-
pessimism.
Rajakumara
On
Facebook
Not
just
some
scenes
and
songs,
some
mind-twisted
freaks
have
reportedly
recorded
most
of
the
movie
scenes
and
relayed
them
on
Facebook.
How
Did
The
Cable
Channel
Get
The
Movie's
Copy?
Looking
at
the
audacity
of
these
private
cable
channels,
they
must
have
some
real
guts
to
telecast
a
movie,
for
which
they
do
not
have
rights.
But
the
question
still
remains,
for
which,
the
only
possible
answer
could
be
piracy.
From
a
layman's
point
of
view,
it
looks
that
pirated
copies
of
the
movie
have
already
been
made.
Broadcasting
Rights
With
Udaya
TV
By
the
way,
Udaya
TV
has
purchased
the
broadcasting
rights
for
Rajakumara
movie
for
a
very
big
amount.
Hence,
no
other
channel
can
relay
the
movie
except
for
Udaya
TV.
Complaint
Registered
Knowing
the
terrible
thing
that
happened,
the
producer
and
director
of
Rajakumara
have
lodged
a
complaint
against
the
cable
channel
in
the
film
chamber
and
cyber
crime
police.
Rajakumara
In
Trouble
With
the
movie
still
running
in
theatres,
the
telecast
of
the
movie
on
television
is
now
posing
a
threat
to
the
producers
of
the
movie
and
to
the
theatre
owners.
Legal
action
should
be
taken
against
the
wrongdoers
at
the
earliest
to
prevent
such
unethical
events
from
happening,
ever
again!