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2.0 on the leaks: Lyca Productions urges fans to report the pirated links of the film. (Photo credit: 2.0 / Twitter) Despite the many measures taken by the producers of Rajinikanth-starrer 2.0, they could not save the film from hacking or leakage. The film was published online Thursday by Tamilrockers, a torrent website hosting pirated copies of movies. After the leak, Lyca Productions issued a statement in which he urged fans to report each hacked link encountered.
The production company has subscribed to Twitter and wrote: "A hard work of 4 years, millions of money, efforts of thousands of technicians – all to give you a visual spectacle that you can watch, love and enjoy in THEATERS! Do not ruin the experience. Say no to piracy! Send all hacked links to [email protected] & help Tamil cinema shine!
Soon after the tweet, fans started reporting pirated links on this email address.
One of the fans mentioned, "I found a link and send the link to this hacking email … Just watched a 3D movie … .Pride from Indian cinema. SAY NO TO PIRACY "
Another fan said:" Block these two sites first. There will be no hacking. Tamikrockers.net and tamilmv.app. The tamilmv website has put the complete movie online with the original audio. I think all movies should only come out in 3D in the future. So that hacked impressions are not visible. "
Hard work of 4 years, millions of dollars, efforts of 1,000 technicians – all to give you a visual show that you can watch, love and enjoy in THEATER!
Do not spoil the experience. Say no to piracy! Send all hacked links to [email protected] & help Tamil cinema shine! # 2Point0– Lyca Productions (@LycaProductions) Nov. 29, 2018
I found a link and sent the link to this hacking email …
I just watched a 3D movie ….
Pride of Indian Cinema
SAY NO TO PIRACY– Rvivek (@ 1103vivek) 29 November 2018
90% of the public will watch this film in the cinema. Reason is, spend money for this kind of movie is #worth !!!
– TINTIN – VIGNESH 2.O (@ TINTIN12464029) 29 November 2018
Fans also hailed 2.0 and said that one had to watch the movie in 3D format in movie theaters.
The authors had previously pleaded in the Madras High Court, which had ordered 37 ISPs to block more than 12,000 websites featuring pirated versions of Tamil. movies. Lyca's lawyer, Vijayan Subramanian, had drawn up a long list of 12,564 illegal websites, of which 2,000 were operated by Tamilrockers.
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Directed by Shankar, 2.0 is the most expensive film of India, made on a budget of over 500 crores. The film stars Akshay Kumar in a negative role while Rajinikanth again embodies the scientist Vaseegaran and the robot Chitti. 2.0 stars also Amy Jackson.
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