Online movie piracy has once again become a major headache for Indian cinema. A few years ago, the website "Tamil Rockers" was a significant threat to the film industry. As soon as a movie released, its theatre print would appear online. Various measures were taken to stop this, and eventually, it was somewhat controlled.

However, movie leaks have surged again on the internet. The availability of high-quality prints has shocked filmmakers. In particular, the Hindi versions of blockbuster movies are leaked in HD quality on the same day of their release.

Recently, the film "Game Changer" faced this issue. Now, movies like "Thandale," "Lavyappa," and "Badass Ravikumar" have also been leaked online on their release day, causing huge concerns for film crews.Additio

nally, the film "Vidamuyarchi" was not released in Hindi, but its theatre print still appeared online. Several other Hindi movie HD prints have also made their way to the internet.

Industry experts warn that if immediate action is not taken, producers may face massive losses. With big-budget movies now releasing in multiple languages, it is crucial to identify and prevent Hindi versions from leaking online.

Upcoming big-budget films like "Empuran," "Retro," "Coolie," and "Jananayagan" are awaiting release, making it even more crucial to take strong preventive measures against online piracy.