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Vishal Saves Rajinikanth From Pirates
Vishal Krishna has recently bagged success with Abhimanyudu, which is a digital-crime thriller. In this film, he will be seen as a reel life hero who cracks the digital scams in short time. Now, he turned into a real-life hero for superstar Rajinikanth by averting a major digital crime just in time. A Thalaiva fan arrested in Singapore while he was pirating Rajini\'s latest release Kaala.Â
Vishal Krishna has recently bagged success with Abhimanyudu, which is a digital-crime thriller. In this film, he will be seen as a reel life hero who cracks the digital scams in short time. Now, he turned into a real-life hero for superstar Rajinikanth by averting a major digital crime just in time. A Thalaiva fan arrested in Singapore while he was pirating Rajini's latest release Kaala.
Vishal heads Tamil Nadu Films Producers’ Council (TFPC) and became prominent. “‘Kaala’ is a big film for us. Rajini Sir is coming back after two years. We got information about that a Singapore man in the Cathay multiplex was live-streaming ‘Kaala’ on Facebook.” Vishal and his team reacted immediately and arrested the guy after 40 minutes of live streaming.
He said that it wasn't an easy job for them and pushed really hard for his arrest as this was a crime committed outside India. He also clarified, “Lots of people think recording scenes and songs on their phone is okay. But it is not and it is a serious crime. We want more technology to put an end to the piracy.
