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Sharing Piracy Print Online As A Protest?
By: Tupaki Desk | 20 Oct 2017 12:05 PM GMT
Vijay's latest film 'Mersal' is creating a sensation in the Tamil Nadu now. When 'Ganesh' movie was released a few years ago in Telugu, there were several protests against the film for insulting the doctors. 'Mersal' movie came down heavily on the corporate medicine and their treatment and it has become a hot topic.
The movie directed by Atlee Kumar has shown that all the doctors are focusing on earning money but not caring the patients and providing treatment to the patients. Vijay mouthed several punch dialogues targeting the money-minded doctors and corporate hospitals. But the criticism in the 'Mersal' didn't go down well with the Tamil Nadu doctors. A leading newspaper reported that doctors bore a grudge on the film and they are not planning to approach either court or express their displeasure to the media. They are reportedly trying to damage the film by sharing the piracy prints through their social media accounts so that the movie collections will be severely hit.
On the other hand, several doctor associations are discussing among themselves to how to proceed with the 'Mersal'. If they don't like the film, they should approach Censor Board or Court. Sharing a piracy print on the social media is a violent idea.. isn't it?
The movie directed by Atlee Kumar has shown that all the doctors are focusing on earning money but not caring the patients and providing treatment to the patients. Vijay mouthed several punch dialogues targeting the money-minded doctors and corporate hospitals. But the criticism in the 'Mersal' didn't go down well with the Tamil Nadu doctors. A leading newspaper reported that doctors bore a grudge on the film and they are not planning to approach either court or express their displeasure to the media. They are reportedly trying to damage the film by sharing the piracy prints through their social media accounts so that the movie collections will be severely hit.
On the other hand, several doctor associations are discussing among themselves to how to proceed with the 'Mersal'. If they don't like the film, they should approach Censor Board or Court. Sharing a piracy print on the social media is a violent idea.. isn't it?
