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Santosh Ram, the Station House Officer for the Bengaluru Police Cybercrime Cell, said, “Yes, we were approached by Disney Star and lodged an FIR over this.” ThePrint reached the Disney Star public relations representative over the phone for a comment, but hadn’t received a response until the publication of this report. The legal provisions invoked in the FIR are Section 66 of the Information Technology Act (computer-related offences), besides Section 63 (offence of infringement of copyright or other rights conferred by Copyright Act) and Section 65 (possession of plates for purpose of making copies) of the Copyright Act, besides Section 420 of the IPC (cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property). Several ads were also taken from the platform illegally without permission,” alleged the FIR. Tamilrockers, TamilMV, Tamilblasters and Pikashow app have been active and taking content from platforms like ‘Hotstar’ and ‘Star India’. “We have suffered from torrent websites that are illegally recording and releasing new content from our platform. Legal action and attempts at building public awareness against piracy have all failed to help, they add.Īccording to the FIR filed by Disney Star in Bengaluru last week, accessed by ThePrint, the OTT platform has accused four platforms - Tamilrockers, TamilMV, TamilBlasters and PikaShow - of illegally releasing content owned by it.

An FIR filed by streaming platform Disney Star against alleged piracy of their content has again brought to the fore a problem that industry insiders claim has long troubled production houses, and, of late, OTT platforms.

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