Aamir appointed anti-piracy teams to tackle the issue

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Aamir Khan's 'Sitaare Zameen Par' takes an unconventional turn, skipping OTT platforms for a pay-per-view release on YouTube starting August 1. Khan apologizes for previously stating the film wouldn't be on YouTube, citing the need to protect its theatrical run. He hopes the Rs 100 rental option will combat piracy and make the film more accessible.

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