
[m9ad]
Not only that the makers have also issued notices to many telecom giants to see that nothing related to Baahubali is illegally uploaded to internet through their network. BSNL, Airtel and many other such networks have been issued the notices.
So basically if there is any piracy related to Baahubali, anyone is seen to be in possession of the film illegally, they all could face legal problems and criminal charges against them. This is a first but Telugu cinema but in the past Bollywood movie Singham too had got similar John Doe Order backed by Reliance Entertainments.
Piracy of any film is wrong and illegal but with Baahubali the stakes are so high that it surely demands extreme measures like this. In the end all we have got to say is that pirates of Baahubali-beware!
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