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Downloading Movies from Bollyshare Can Land You in Jail - Sambad English

The notorious torrent website Bollyshare is famous for movie leaks, tv shows and web series. It has leaked the most awaited movies like Avengers and Parasite to Ford v Ferrari, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood and The Lion King.

Bollyshare has leaked many Bollywood movies as well, including films like Love Aaj Kal, Jawaani Jaaneman, Dabangg 3 and Pagalpanti. The website also provides free content from OTT platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, Hooq and Ullu. One can download movies and web series from many streaming qualities, ranging from 360p, 7800 to HD and 1080p.

Because of its easy to use and unique interface, Bollyshare has managed to attract quite a lot of traffic. The site also offers South Indian films on their website in original audio in HD quality for free download.

BollyShare has two sister websites called BollyFilma.com and FreeMovies.wap. While the former provides the site with an extensive list of Bollywood, Hindi Dubbed and Punjabi movies, the latter offers newly-released Hollywood, Tollywood and other vernaculars.

All the content provided by Bollyshare are illegal and termed as pirated. The piracy law in India states that downloading a copyrighted film from a website or helping someone to download movies illegally can land you in jail for six months to three years, with a fine between Rs 50,000 and Rs 2 lakh.

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