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Bilal Lashari & Ammara Hikmat Want Pakistanis to Stop Sharing Pictures of Cinema Screens Online

by Ayesal A
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Bilal Lashari and Ammara Hikmat’s much-awaited movie ‘The Legend of Maula Jatt’ has received praise and the audience cannot stop raving. With a stellar A-List cast and incredible supporting actors, the movie has captivated hearts.

Social media users are excited as they share their experiences after watching the movie. But at the same time, Lashari and Hikmat reached out to the public requesting them to understand that sharing images and clips from inside the cinema is an actual crime.

Piracy has been a challenge to the entertainment industry for a while now. Due to pirated versions being available online without any costs, the industry faces a loss of millions at a time.

Taking to their own social media, both Bilal Lashari and Ammara Hikmat have requested the public to understand the dire consequences it holds.

“Mayray pyaaray Pakistani bhaiyoon aur bhenoon. Bohat khush hoon keh aap sab ku film itni zyaada pasand arahi hay (My dear brothers and sisters, I am very glad that you are loving the film),” he tweeted.

“Laykin cinema screen ki phone say videos bana kar post mat karain. This is a crime aur jinhoon nay nahee dekhi unki film kharaab mat karain (But please refrain from sharing videos of the film of the cinema screen from your phones. This is a crime and ones who haven’t watched the film, you are ruining their experience).” Lashari added. “Twaadi mehrbaani (thank you).”

 “Please DO NOT post any clips of the movie on social media or YouTube. You are not only ruining the movie experience for others but also hurting the film’s potential business,” Ammara Hikmat shared on Twitter.

Social Media Sharing The Legend of Maula Jatt Pictures/Clips Online

 

 

Not too long ago Nadeem Baig also declared to take action against Pakistani e-commerce platform Daraz as his film ‘Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad’s pirated version was being sold on the platform for Rs. 20’.

We have served a legal notice to Daraz.pk for selling our film #quaideazamzindabad pirated version on their website illegally and damaging the film business while it’s playing in Cinemas across Pakistan & abroad, #boycottdaraz we believe in our justice system – he tweeted.

Filmwala Issues Legal Notice to Daraz for Illegally Selling Pirated Movies

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