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Telangana police’s fight against Telugu film piracy

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Sangeetha Devi Dundoo
Telangana police’s fight against Telugu film piracy
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The Telangana police and the Film Chamber of Commerce have launched a coordinated anti-piracy operation to protect Telugu cinema. By monitoring networks and taking down thousands of illegal URLs, authorities aim to disrupt the cybercrime ecosystem linked to piracy sites.

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It demonstrates a shift in law enforcement strategy, treating digital piracy as a gateway to broader cybercrimes like child exploitation and financial fraud.

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As Lenin , starring Akhil Akkineni and Bhagyashri Borse, witnessed a steady rise in footfalls after its July 10 release, its producers were watching something else just as closely: piracy websites. By the end of the opening weekend, the Murali Kishor Abburu film had escaped the fate that befell several Telugu releases in 2025; no pirated copies had surfaced online.

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