Actors and directors have often expressed concern that with the increasing number of film critics in India, it is difficult to separate the real criticism from biased opinion. Now, the Indian Film and Television Producers Council (IFTPC), which represents more than 375 leading producers, has issued a strong statement against some social media affected, who is accused of deliberately posting negative reviews for malicious films.

IFTPC shared that he was looking for a legal lawyer ” Explore all available legal measures Both citizens and criminal laws are described as “forcibly recovery” by some influencers.

Highlighting this trend, the council said, “A dangerous trend where some social media affect films, series and other visual -visual content are engaged in hunter practices threatening to release malicious and uneven reviews or response videos, which together with demands from manufacturers.”

Further statement said, “If these demands are not met, these influential people threaten to launch the target operations designed to deliberately vandalize the project reception and commercial viability.”

Explaining that it is not against the freedom of speech or real criticism, the IFTPC stressed that “some of these forced recovery work goes far beyond the scope of legitimate review and are pose a serious threat to the creative and economic health of the Indian film and entertainment industry.”

In the last decade, Uday of Tech and Social Media has changed the way he reviews films in India. Beyond the traditional media, countless youtubers and affected now run review channels, some of which are millions of scenes and big customers base.

However, the latest step of IFTPC reveals the growing concern within the industry about the potential misuse of this effect.