Furthermore, the , introduces massive financial deterrents, allowing courts to impose fines equivalent to 5% of the film's audited gross budget. Users might think they are anonymous, but the Information Technology (IT) Act, 2000 can also hold platforms accountable. If a website like Filmyzilla fails to remove pirated content after a court order, it loses its legal immunity. While the primary targets are the site operators—as seen in the case of the iBomma founder who faces up to 7 years in jail for running a similar piracy operation—Indian law has provisions that can penalize individual downloaders for the act of unauthorized downloading.
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