Sri Murali Requests Fans To Not Encourage Piracy Ahead Of Bharaate's Release
Sri Murali, whose film Bharaate is awaiting its release, also requested his fans to not encourage piracy. He urged fans to refrain from watching pirated films.
In
the
last
few
years,
the
Kannada
film
industry
has
incurred
an
unimaginable
loss
due
to
piracy.
Although
piracy
is
not
something
new,
the
number
of
films
leaked
online
was
much
lesser,
compared
to
the
present
times.
After
the
infamous
Pailwaan
piracy
mishap,
several
actors,
filmmakers
and,
producers
have
come
forward
to
raise
their
voice
against
the
unethical
act.
Kannada
actor
Sri
Murali,
whose
film
Bharaate
is
awaiting
release,
also
requested
his
fans
to
not
encourage
piracy.
At
a
recent
press
meet,
he
spoke
in
detail
about
the
cybercrime
and
its
impact
on
the
industry.
'Piracy
Is
Disrespectful
To
The
Industry'
At
a
recent
press
conference,
Sri
Murali
urged
fans
to
refrain
from
watching
pirated
films.
He
said,
"A
lot
of
effort
goes
into
making
good
films.
When
they
fall
prey
to
piracy,
it
is
disrespectful
to
the
Kannada
film
industry.
Please
don't
encourage
the
practice."
Producers
Incur
Huge
Losses
The
actor
further
explained
that
producers
invest
crores
in
making
a
film
and
some
of
them
take
on
huge
loans.
"When
a
film
is
leaked
online,
producers
face
a
lot
of
difficulties.
It
will
also
affect
their
career
by
tampering
the
future
projects," he
added.
Murali
Has
A
Humble
Request
Sri
Murali
believes
that
audiences
are
the
backbone
of
the
film
industry.
He
said
films
are
only
made
due
to
fans' blessings.
He
further
emphasised
that
the
industry
will
grow
only
when
it
receives
encouragement
from
the
viewers'
end.
Bharaate
Slotted
For
A
Month-End
Release
His
much-awaited
film
Bharaate
is
expected
to
release
by
September
end.
The
film
has
already
created
a
lot
of
buzz.
The
romantic
family
entertainer
is
helmed
by
Chethan
Kumar
and
stars
Sree
Leela
as
the
female
lead.
Arjun
Janya
has
composed
music.