The web series “Scam 2003” has been illegally shared on the internet, and now it’s available for free download on different websites and Telegram channels. Some unknown groups on Telegram shared the link that lets people download the “Scam 2003” show for free. This situation has worried people in the entertainment business.
“Scam 2003: The Telgi Story” is created by Hansal Mehta and is an original production of Sony LIV. It is based on the book “Telgi Scam: Reporter’s Diary” written by Sanjay Singh. The series delves into the infamous crore-scale counterfeit stamp paper scam, also known as the Telgi Scam of 2003, which had a profound impact on the entire nation. The show aims to guide us through the aftermath of the scam and provide insights into how the mastermind managed to evade capture for many years, only for everything to eventually crumble like a delicate house of cards.
The negative impacts of piracy on the entertainment business are widely acknowledged. Even much-anticipated releases like “Ghoomer,” “Pathaan,” “Adipurush,” and “Gadar 2” have faced leaks on piracy websites. Despite strict anti-piracy laws in India, the issue persists, leading to significant financial losses for filmmakers and creators.
As responsible consumers of entertainment, it’s important to support the industry’s progress and stability. We strongly encourage everyone to watch movies and shows through legal means, such as theaters or official releases on streaming platforms and TV. Engaging in piracy not only harms the industry but also violates the Copyright Act of 1957.
Remember: Lehren doesn’t endorse or advocate for piracy in any way. Taking part in such activities is illegal and goes against the principles of responsible content consumption. Let’s all contribute to the growth of the entertainment sector by choosing legal and ethical ways of enjoying content.
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