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GETTY • PICTURES POSED BY MODEL Torrent users are being paid to film the latest blockbusters in the cinema and share the footage Those who secretly record the latest blockbusters in cinemas and share the footage on pirate sites are purportedly paid $10 (roughly £7.50) for their troubles. Gm Genie Addon Download on this page. The sensational claim comes from an Indian Chamber of Commerce representative. Speaking to piracy blog, the government official said: 'The amount is being deposited into their account the moment they upload the film.'

India has a real problem with online piracy. The latest blockbusters are frequently recorded within the theatre and shared online. Because of the huge demand for these recordings – dubbed 'cams' – piracy groups have resorted to paying those outside their organisation.

According to research by the Indian government, piracy groups are targeting young people, including students, with decent smartphones. These can be used to subtly record from inside the cinema. Raj Kumar, Telugu Film Chamber of Commerce representative and Anti-Video Piracy Committee chairman, said: “The offer to youngsters is that they would get $10 into their bank accounts, if they videographed and sent it on the first day of release of the film. “The minors and youngsters are getting attracted to the money, not knowing that piracy is a crime.' Although $10 might sound like a trivial amount of money – especially when you're being asked to break the law, the offer is a substantial one in India., the average daily wage in India is 272.19 Indian Rupees (US $4.24). That means students can earn the same as two days of work just by sitting in a cinema, filming with their mobile phone. GETTY IT and Industries Secretary Jayesh Ranjan, RIGHT, recently announced a dedicated anti-piracy group India is actively cracking down on its piracy problem.