Hollywood and AVIA Raise Alarm Over LokLok's Piracy in Southeast Asia

Update: Indian Entertainment Sector Faces ₹22,400 Crore Piracy Loss

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• The Indian entertainment sector suffers a loss of ₹22,400 crore annually due to piracy.
• Approximately $2.7 billion is lost each year, according to the Rob Report.
• About 51% of Indian consumers access content from unauthorized sources.
• Streaming is the primary method of piracy at 63%.
• Potential GST losses from piracy are estimated at ₹4,300 crore.
• 62% of pirated content users want stricter enforcement against piracy.
• Rohit Jain: “The rapid growth of digital entertainment... is threatened by rampant piracy.”
• Many prefer free authorized channels over paid content.
• In Tier II cities, piracy is more prevalent due to limited access to legitimate content.
• Mukul Shrivastava: “A collaborative approach is necessary to mitigate piracy risks.”