FEDERATION NEW WAGES FROM 22nd August 2025 to 21st August 2026
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On Screen, Online, Everywhere
The unified voice of Telugu Film Industry. Fighting piracy. Defending creativity.
2005
First in India
2010
Digital operations
2012
International collab
2013
Public reporting
2016
Cyber Crime Wing
2005
First Anti-Piracy Cell in India established by Telugu Film Chamber of Commerce
2010
Launch of dedicated cyber operations unit for digital piracy tracking
2012
Memorandum of Understanding signed with Motion Picture Association of America
2013
Mobile application launched to report piracy incidents from the public
2016
Telangana Integrated Police Cybercrime Unit established in collaboration with AVPC
The Anti Video Piracy Cell (AVPC) was established in 2005 to combat video piracy and protect intellectual property in the Telugu film industry. Operating through specialized IT professionals and operations units, AVPC works under the guidance of an Honorary Chairman and governing council to safeguard creative assets across the industry.
The AVPC operates through a specialized team comprising IT professionals and an operations unit, working under the guidance of an Honorary Chairman and a governing council. This dynamic structure enables effective strategy development and robust oversight of anti-piracy initiatives.
Technical expertise for monitoring and takedown operations
Coordination and execution of anti-piracy strategies
Strategic oversight and policy guidance
Gathering intelligence on the sources of piracy, including camcording in cinemas and online release groups.
Actively engaging with governmental agencies and key stakeholders across the Indian film industry to foster stronger policies and collaborative efforts.
Continuously evolving anti-piracy strategies to provide comprehensive protection for Telugu cinema across all platforms and channels.
By reporting suspected piracy, you help protect the creative rights and livelihoods of countless artists and technicians.
All reports are confidential and will be investigated by our Anti Video Piracy Cell team. Your cooperation helps us protect Telugu cinema.
For urgent matters, contact us directly at: 040-23607882/883
