Bollywood filmmakers welcome the announcement of the provision of an anti-camcording device

While Finance Minister Piyush Goyal announced on Friday that the government would include an anti-registration provision in the film law to fight piracy, members of the Hindi film fraternity congratulated the government for that.

"Many movies are we very much appreciate this decision," IANS Uday Singh, general manager of the Motion Picture Association, told IANS.

Director Anees Bazmee, who directed films like qualifies this provision as "not decisive". Welcome and Mubarakan told IANS that "the anti-video recording provision is an urgent necessity, piracy being one of the causes of the loss of income. strict measures against offenders. "
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Siddharth Roy Kapur, president of the Producers Guild of India, also agreed that piracy in India "has always been a very big concern."
He welcomed the government and said: "The amendments to the anti-video recording provision will support the growth of the industry by reducing illegal film recordings in theaters and will greatly contribute to the reduction of piracy."

Filmmaker Omung Kumar also stated that the anti-video recording provision was "a step forward in the fight against film piracy in our country".

"The anti-video recording provision prohibiting the illegal filming and recording of theatrical films should certainly help control and prevent the piracy of films."

Sunir Khetrapal, general manager of Azure Entertainment, hoped that this provision "puts an end to piracy as a whole and the offenders are punished … It will also help the movies to generate better income".

Welcoming the government's initiative, Rajesh Mishra, CEO of Indian Operations, UFO Moviez told IANS: "That will give

However, filmmaker Alankrita Shrivastava told IANS that she n & # 39; Was not sure of the impact of this anti-piracy provision.

"Film piracy is creating huge losses for the film industry. Any initiative to combat this piracy is therefore welcome. The effect of the provision on the protection of camcorders will, we can not say for the moment. But hopefully it will have a significant impact, "she added.

million. Goyal also announced the establishment of a one-stop shop to allow Indian filmmakers to shoot smoothly.

Omung Kumar told IANS: "The unlocking mechanism for Indian filmmakers is a hospitable step that was previously available only for foreign films. This will help us reduce the time spent and avoid the problems badociated with finding the various permissions required before starting filming a movie. "

National Award-winning filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar went to Twitter to rent him Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government for introducing an anti-registration provision into the law on cinematography to combat piracy and for one-stop licensing for film shoots.

"This will greatly contribute to the film industry," he added.

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