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NGEPL to File ₹91 Crore Insurance Claim for Sikandar’s Piracy Losses

A recent Ernst & Young audit attributes major revenue shortfalls to unauthorized leaks circulating before the film’s theatrical release.

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Salman Khan's Sikandar Makers Suffer Rs 91 Crore Loss Due To Piracy Leak: Report
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Overview

  • An Ernst & Young audit commissioned by NGEPL estimates the piracy leak cost the film Rs 91 crore in potential box office and digital revenue.
  • Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment is preparing to file a digital piracy insurance claim to recover the assessed losses.
  • Unauthorised prints of Sikandar appeared on platforms including Tamilrockers, Movierulz and Filmyzilla before its theatrical bow, accelerating audience leakage.
  • The leaked version contained raw background scores and deleted scenes absent from the final cut, indicating the breach occurred after CBFC clearance.
  • Sikandar underperformed at the box office, earning Rs 103.45 crore domestically and Rs 175 crore worldwide against its Rs 200 crore production budget.