Assamese film 'Roi Roi Binale' hit by piracy, producers seek action

The producers of the Assamese film 'Roi Roi Binale' are taking a strong stance against piracy, after the movie was uploaded on various platforms without their consent.

Speaking at a press conference, Director Rajesh Bhuyan and Producer Shyamantak Gautam expressed their disappointment and frustration over the issue. "We initially ignored the issue when only a few minutes of the film were being shared, but with the entire movie being uploaded, we could no longer remain silent," they said.

The producers have lodged complaints with authorities in Duliajan, Tezpur, and Dispur, and are working with the Crime Branch to take action against those involved in the piracy. They have also identified several YouTube channels involved in the piracy and are taking steps to have them shut down.

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Zubeen Garg’s fan club has also taken up the cause, with 3,000 members working to combat piracy.
"The way cultural workers are being treated is unacceptable," the producers said, appealing to the public to support them in this fight against piracy.

Zubeen Garg's latest film is still drawing large crowds to movie halls, with many fans flocking to see his last movie even after 10 days of its release. However, the film's success is being spoiled by piracy, which is seen as a major letdown for the actor and the filmmakers.