Actor Soori Urges Fans to Say No to Piracy, Calls for Respect Towards Film Industry’s Hard Work

Tamil actor Soori, known for his sincere performances and grounded persona, took to the social media platform ‘X’ with an emotional appeal to audiences, requesting them to refrain from supporting film piracy and to honour the immense hard work that goes into the making of every movie.

In a heartfelt post written in Tamil, Soori emphasized that a film is not merely a form of entertainment, but a collective dream nurtured by the blood, sweat, and sacrifices of hundreds of individuals. “A film is like the birth of a child,” he wrote, highlighting how every stage—from story development and shooting to post-production, music composition, and promotions—carries deep emotions and unwavering commitment.

“Whether a film becomes a hit or a flop, it is still a journey filled with pain, joy, and hope,” Soori stated. He expressed dismay over the rampant trend of online piracy, where some viewers illegally download and share films without understanding the years of work behind them. “Just for a single ‘view’, you are destroying someone’s lifetime of effort,” he lamented.

The actor also pointed out that films often serve more than just entertainment; they can reflect lives, convey social messages, and become voices for the unheard. “To ignore such selfless dedication and support piracy is not just illegal, but also inhumane,” he said.

Soori concluded his statement with a respectful plea to fans:

• Do not support or download pirated content.

• Watch films through legal platforms and theatres, and honour the creators.

• Your encouragement is the greatest award a filmmaker can receive.

He ended by saying that if every individual acts responsibly, the film industry can rise to even greater heights.

The post has garnered widespread appreciation from both fans and industry peers, with many echoing his sentiments and calling for stricter action against piracy.

Actor Soori’s ‘X’ Post

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