"Sixty-five to 70 per cent of films in India are south films. National cinema resides in the south. It's not bragging, it's a statement of fact," said Kamal Haasan in Chennai on Tuesday.
He was speaking at the inaugural ceremony of Media and Entertainment Business Conclave (MEBC), an initiative by Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI).
Kamal, who is the chairman of the conclave, said piracy continues to pose a huge threat to the film industry and stringent measures are needed at the earliest to check this menace.

Kamal Haasan was speaking at the inaugural ceremony of Media and Entertainment Business Conclave (MEBC).
He lauded digitisation of films and said it has changed the scenario by helping reach out to a wider audience and generating bumper openings at the box-office.
The two-day event is packed with seminars, workshops and presentations on various aspects of cinema.
(For updates you can share with your friends, follow IBNLive on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and Pinterest)













China deploys Su-27 fighters in Tibet, can target key Indian air bases
Chinese Premier calls for improving mutual trust with India
Meet Ruvaida, the first woman from Kupwara to crack the UPSC exam
PM meets Chinese Premier, stresses on the need for peace on the border

Live: Sreesanth's laptop reveals links with Bollywood casting director
India, China call for an end to border issues, sign 8 agreements
IPL spot-fixing: What's inside Sreesanth's laptop?
Bangalore has water only for the next 15 to 18 days, warn officials




