The entire South film industry has united against the leak of the much-anticipated Tamil film 'Jai Nayakan' starring Thalapathy Vijay. Following the leak before the film's release, Vijay Deverakonda has expressed his anger, recalling a similar incident with his film 'Dear Comrade', which was leaked on social media shortly after its release, significantly impacting the film's connection.
He expressed both sadness and anger over the leak of 'Jai Nayakan'. The actor mentioned on the social media platform X that he was very angry about the leak of 'Jai Nayakan'. He shared that he had experienced the pain and sadness of such an incident early in his career, feeling as if he was targeted and that hopes were dashed.
He emphasized that this issue is not just about him but also concerns the dreams of the artists, directors, producers, and many others who work with him. He stressed the need to identify those responsible for leaking films, warning that if they are not stopped, they will continue to harm cinema. He further stated that this matter should be resolved as soon as possible and those behind it should be identified, as failure to do so would reflect a failure of the system.
He expressed his condolences and unconditional support for the entire film team. It is noteworthy that Vijay Deverakonda's film 'Dear Comrade' also fell victim to piracy, with the film being uploaded online, revealing all its suspense, which deeply saddened the actor, prompting him to express his feelings on social media.
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