Published 15:04 IST, March 1st 2020
'Brahms: The Boy II' gets leaked on the internet by Tamilrockers & Movierulz
Tamilrockers & Movierulz leaked Williams Brent Bell’s 'Brahm: The Boy II' for download. Know the consequences of such leaks on the movie's business.
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Tamilrockers & Movierulz have done it again! William Brent Bell's supernatural horror film Brahms: The Boy II has been leaked by Tamilrockers & Movierulz. Reportedly known as one of the most notorious websites which distribute copyright material, the Tamilrockers website allows the user to download numerous HD and dubbed movies. It also allows its visitors to download anything with the help of torrent files. With leaks like these, the makers and creators of the movie have to suffer great damage.
Tamilrockers does it again, leaks Williams Brent Bell’s Brahm: The Boy II this time
About the movie- Brahms: The Boy II
The film, Brahms: The Boy II is a story of a family unaware of the terrifying history of Heelshire Mansion. It is only revealed to them when the family shifts there. As soon as the young family moves into a guest house on the estate to stay, their young son soon makes a weird and troubling new friend. This friend is an unnervingly life-like doll whom he calls "Brahms".
The director of the film, Brahms: The Boy II is William Brent Bell. The lead roles of the film were played by the actors Katie Holmes, Owain Yeoman, and Christopher Convery. The film is a full package of mysteries and that will keep you hooked throughout. The movie hit the screens on February 21, 2020.
Efforts are taken to curb the leaks by Tamilrockers
DMCA and other governing bodies/authorities have been trying hard to curb down the piracy wave that is going on in the country. However, all their efforts seem to be going in vain, with sites such as Tamilrockers and Movierulz emerging every day. The piracy scene has also seen growth due to increased usage of torrents. Torrents constitute a significant source of piracy which aids people worldwide to download pirated versions of games, software, films, TV series, songs and much more.
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Updated 15:04 IST, March 1st 2020