The end of an affair
All that bandwidth and no movie downloads; what a waste!
Thus spake well (un)known philosopher-in-training, Hemant D Galagali.
That, unfortunately, is what the blokes in charge out here are implementing these days.
Just about everyone I know in this neck of the woods (read all desis I know..) seem to have got ardent love letters from their ISPs asking them with all passion and romance to please remain faithful, and not download any output from the motion picture industry. I rejoiced that I hadn't received any love-letters. Unless someone told me otherwise, I intended to watch as many of the latest motion pictures as possible.
Then, one day, out of the blue.... the phone rang.
It was the dreaded pyaar-ka-sandesa, delivered over the phone.
Moral of the story:
Moral, what moral??
Just keep your nose clean. Cease and desist from nefarious activities.
If you want to watch a movie, wait for it to hit the local theater. If it doesn't, then too bad.
Ah well, now my entertainment totally depends on what DVDs my desi grocer in Tokyo sends over with my monthly orders, and on the largesse of li'l sister.
1 comment:
I cannot believe Bollywood is pulling that many strings. Japanese ISPs should keep their restrictions only for Hollywood. And Bollywood copycats should not complain about piracy. And what about downloading desi TV serials? If Japanese cable providers do not offer those and serial producers are not threatening to sue them, what is their problem if people download it? This is ridiculous.
Encrypt your torrent traffic.
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