There are a number of risks associated with filmmaking as some projects require huge investments and many people suffer losses if a flick is not liked by audiences or doesn’t perform well on the box-office.
However, one more issue that moviemakers face is the problem of piracy. Nowadays, many films get leaked on the Internet just before their release or a little later after the release because of which the producers have to suffer heavy losses as it results in decrease in number of people coming to cinema halls for watching the movie.
Piracy is a threat for the film industry and the government also has to bear losses because of it. On Wednesday, the government approved some amendments in the Cinematograph Act 1952 which will make piracy a criminal offence and punishable as per law.
फ़िल्म पाइरेसी पर रोक लगाने के लिए सिनेमेटोग्राफ़ी एक्ट, 1952 में संशोधन को कैबिनेट की मंज़ूरी#CabinetDecisions@karanjohar @RanaDaggubati @amirkingkhan @iamsrk @prasoonjoshi_ @sonamakapoor @aliaa08 @RanveerOfficial @arrahman @BoneyKapoor @ektaravikapoor @Mohanlal @akshaykumar pic.twitter.com/JQh1KhCCyD
— दूरदर्शन न्यूज़ (@DDNewsHindi) February 6, 2019
As per the new proposed amendment, the unauthorised recording or duplication of movies will attract a punishment of jail sentence of up to 3 years and a fine of Rs 10 lakh.
पाइरेसी रोकने के लिए सिनेमेटोग्राफ़ी एक्ट, 1952 में संशोधन के तहत तीन साल तक की सज़ा या 10 लाख तक के ज़ुर्माने या दोनों का प्रावधान #CabinetDecisions@AnilKapoor @akshaykumar @ssrajamouli @priyankachopra @taapsee @deepikapadukone @PDdancing @AnupamPKher
— दूरदर्शन न्यूज़ (@DDNewsHindi) February 6, 2019
Any person who records or tries to make a copy of a film without written approval from the copyright owner or is found encouraging someone to do so will be liable to be punished under this act.
The cabinet has also taken an important decision regarding the development of Prasar Bharti. An amount of Rs 1,054.52 crore has been issued for the development of its broadcasting infrastructure and network; out of this amount, around Rs 619 crore will be used for the Doordarshan schemes while remaining will be used for All India Radio schemes.
This is definitely a welcome step and we feel that it will be helpful in curbing piracy but the big question that still remains is whether it will be properly implemented or not. What do you have to say in this regard? Let us know.
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