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General Forum: Current 'Affairs' | | video piracy /software piracy | |
| Estimated loss of 500 crores every year.
How and who?
I feel it's the time lost without any production. Payback is just a few rs interms of entertainment tax fr the govt. How much time and mney is wasted fr the govt. network without any income.
In China they run rollers over the pirated items ( India still better) that's all nothing can be done.
Posted by: Mr. M Kumar N At: 13, Sep 2004 6:49:31 PM IST
Estimated loss f 500 crores every year.
How and who?
I feel it's the time lost without any production. Payback is just a few rs interms of entertainment tax fr the govt. How much time and mney is wasted fr the govt. network without any income.
In China they run rollers over the pirated items ( India still better) that's all nothing can be done.
Posted by: Mr. M Kumar N At: 13, Sep 2004 6:48:45 PM IST
You are absolutely right Malak, as far as video piracy is concerned. I don't think any one would dis-agree with your comment.
In our "hell", for the new movie "Dugumba Sankar", you know what was the ticket price? Rs 100. Apart from that, 5 for bike parking, soft drinks are 15, pop corn is 15(he'll have two varieties listed, one for 10 and another for 15, but always sells the 15 one only). And that too in Casino theatre.
Long Live Video Piracy.
Posted by: Bahud♥♥rapu Baatasaari At: 13, Sep 2004 3:48:25 PM IST
Yes. I can't say about s/w piracy, but we can easily control video piracy. We have several video rental stores. And any police constable passing by can take a look at it and get it closed. Eradicate video rental stores across India. And reduce the prices of original Video Cassettes/CDs. Not Rs 400 each. If prices are lowered, sales will increase and people can afford buying them.
Posted by: Bahud♥♥rapu Baatasaari At: 13, Sep 2004 10:09:16 AM IST
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