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Legal Case Confirmed On Team Agnyaathavaasi
Team Agnyaathavaasi has been staying calm about the allegations and rumours regarding the copyright issue that were made on their movie. The rumours suggest that a settlement with T Series was done but it looks like there is no truth in it. Agnyathavaasi that released on 10th of this month was a Freemake of the French movie Largo Winch.
Team Agnyaathavaasi has been staying calm about the allegations and rumours regarding the copyright issue that were made on their movie. The rumours suggest that a settlement with T Series was done but it looks like there is no truth in it. Agnyaathavaasi that released on 10th of this month was a Freemake of the French movie Largo Winch.
Meanwhile, Jerome Salle, the director of the French movie has been posting tweets about the Telugu film and even watched it to confirm if there are any similarities with his film. The director finally concluded that the makers have copied his film.
After waiting to hear something on the same from the film unit, the director has finally become tired. He has confirmed that more legal trouble is in store for the film unit. Indian cinema has all the necessary talent and creativity for not having to plagiarize. And the silence from #Agnaathavaasi team since one week is deafening. So let’s take action now. #LegalNotice
