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The Times Of India
MUMBAI: Within 24 hours of two high-profile Bollywood films being released on November 9, illegal camera prints of them were already on sale on Mumbai's streets. The producers of both Om Shanti Om and Saawariya, which took a combined total of Rs 100 crore to make, can expect huge dents in their profits due to piracy, said Bollywood sources. An anti-piracy agent working for distributors said a consignment of copies made from master tapes has already landed in Mumbai from Dubai, so buyers will soon...
Film pirates sail on
photo: WN / Janice Sabnal



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