Leakage of dialogues, first looks, songs, tracks, trailers and teasers are not new in Tollywood. But after piracy fiasco struck Pawan Kalyan's Atharintiki Daredhi ahead of the release of the film, T-town filmmakers are concerned about each and every minute detail now. Adding to the leakage woes of tinsel town filmmakers, the latest to join the list are superstar Mahesh Babu and Anushka Shetty in two separate incidents.
The Stills Mahesh Babu from his much awaited film One-Nenokkadine have been leaked online without the knowledge of its makers taking everyone by shock and surprise. That's not all. Even Anushka Shetty-starrer Rudhramadevi stills have been leaked online and the buzz is director-producer Gunasekhar is not aware of this move. In general, Gunasekhar is extra-cautious and very careful about his project.
What's the industry buzz is in both cases, home-thieves have played significant role in releasing the content/pictures without awareness of owners. And the makers of both the films have now approached police department and a probe has been launched to find the real thieves.
On flip side, people say that what's the fuss over leakage of stills of a film when crores of rupees have been losing in scams/scandals and corruption? Above all, common man opine that the real onus lies on filmmakers and need to take measures and proper security without coming online. And adding that cops are quite busy to look after many crimes rather than this silly and petty issues. Layman is thrashing the whole incidents as a mere publicity stunts. Let's see how things fall in place in days to come.
The Stills Mahesh Babu from his much awaited film One-Nenokkadine have been leaked online without the knowledge of its makers taking everyone by shock and surprise. That's not all. Even Anushka Shetty-starrer Rudhramadevi stills have been leaked online and the buzz is director-producer Gunasekhar is not aware of this move. In general, Gunasekhar is extra-cautious and very careful about his project.
What's the industry buzz is in both cases, home-thieves have played significant role in releasing the content/pictures without awareness of owners. And the makers of both the films have now approached police department and a probe has been launched to find the real thieves.
On flip side, people say that what's the fuss over leakage of stills of a film when crores of rupees have been losing in scams/scandals and corruption? Above all, common man opine that the real onus lies on filmmakers and need to take measures and proper security without coming online. And adding that cops are quite busy to look after many crimes rather than this silly and petty issues. Layman is thrashing the whole incidents as a mere publicity stunts. Let's see how things fall in place in days to come.
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