Archive · 22 Nov 2025
iBomma Accused Reveals Global Piracy Network
The main suspect in the iBomma movie piracy case, Immadi Ravi, was questioned by police about his assets in foreign countries.
Ravi admitted to running a team that pirated movies and confessed to promoting illegal betting apps to fund his operations.
Police are investigating international transactions and have identified movie suppliers.
Immadi Ravi, accused in iBomma movie piracy case, questioned about assets abroad
Ravi admitted to running a team of 25 experts pirating movies through iBomma and iBomma-One
Police asked Ravi to disclose names and details of associates, sponsors, and technical teams
Investigators identified movie suppliers and traced international transactions via 'Movie Rules' website
Ravi confessed to promoting illegal betting apps to fund movie piracy
- Who
- Immadi Ravi, the main accused in the iBomma movie piracy case
- What
- Was questioned about his assets abroad and confessed to promoting illegal betting apps to fund movie piracy
- When
- On the third day of questioning, Saturday
- Where
- In police custody, with his counsel present
- Why
- To investigate the source of Ravi's wealth and his movie piracy network
Prosecution's stance
Defense's stance
Ravi's confession
Prosecution's stance
Ravi admitted to running a global movie piracy network and promoting illegal betting apps
Defense's stance
Ravi's counsel was present during questioning, ensuring his rights were protected
- Age of operation
- Seven years
- Number of associates
- 25 technical experts
- Number of websites
- Four piracy sites and four illegal betting apps
- Transaction method
- Crypto currency via 'Movie Rules' website