On social media these days, fake Youtube thumbnails and deceptive chatter about movie stars are very common. Many Youtube channels are using phoney thumbnails to increase their revenue from views and clicks. Many movie stars' lives are being disrupted by these false headlines and offensive bogus content. As a result, the telugu cinema industry has decided to take action. Today, the industry's top brass met to discuss the situation. They publicly urged the media to stop disseminating false information and tales.
"These days, Youtube channels make money by coming up with objectionable thumbnails," director Thammareddy Bharadwaja said at the conference. They believe that only a controversial image or phrase in the thumbnail can entice viewers to watch the video. Even the content they show is sometimes offensive. They declare some persons dead and make fictitious connections between others. These unsettling thumbnails and movies are bothering us."
"Respect for one another is required in a society." It should definitely be regulated once you cross the border. On social media, there is a lot of phoney news, especially about movie stars. After seeing this bogus stuff, several of these celebrities have stopped using social media. You should generate money the right way, which includes not distributing negative information about movie stars. As an industry, we unanimously oppose this practise and demand that Youtube channels cease and desist from doing so. He went on to say, "I hope they consider our request."
"Cinema is an open medium," director VN Aditya stated. Anyone can remark on a film once it has been released. No one, however, has the authority to remark on the personal lives of film industry employees. Many Youtube channels will be shut down if we act legally."
"For example, there is a heroine from another state who has relocated to hyderabad since she is receiving numerous offers here. Meanwhile, other Youtube channels created a spoof film on her financial assets, which included all of the disputed areas. Those who own the disputed property sent thugs to the actress' home, interrogating her about when she bought their land without their permission. That's how a phoney thumbnail endangered her. Everyone in the media is knowledgeable, so please refrain from utilising this bogus thumbnail fad," he continued.
"These days, Youtube channels make money by coming up with objectionable thumbnails," director Thammareddy Bharadwaja said at the conference. They believe that only a controversial image or phrase in the thumbnail can entice viewers to watch the video. Even the content they show is sometimes offensive. They declare some persons dead and make fictitious connections between others. These unsettling thumbnails and movies are bothering us."
"Respect for one another is required in a society." It should definitely be regulated once you cross the border. On social media, there is a lot of phoney news, especially about movie stars. After seeing this bogus stuff, several of these celebrities have stopped using social media. You should generate money the right way, which includes not distributing negative information about movie stars. As an industry, we unanimously oppose this practise and demand that Youtube channels cease and desist from doing so. He went on to say, "I hope they consider our request."
"Cinema is an open medium," director VN Aditya stated. Anyone can remark on a film once it has been released. No one, however, has the authority to remark on the personal lives of film industry employees. Many Youtube channels will be shut down if we act legally."
"For example, there is a heroine from another state who has relocated to hyderabad since she is receiving numerous offers here. Meanwhile, other Youtube channels created a spoof film on her financial assets, which included all of the disputed areas. Those who own the disputed property sent thugs to the actress' home, interrogating her about when she bought their land without their permission. That's how a phoney thumbnail endangered her. Everyone in the media is knowledgeable, so please refrain from utilising this bogus thumbnail fad," he continued.
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