Several crucial details have emerged in the iBomma Ravi case following the submission of the police custody report to the court. After completing a 12-day custody investigation, police officials presented key financial and operational findings related to Ravi’s alleged piracy activities.
According to the report, Ravi operated movie piracy by purchasing content through two pricing methods. He reportedly paid $100 for a normal print and $200 for an HD print of films. Investigators revealed that Ravi handled most of his transactions in US dollars, indicating a well-organized operation.
Police informed the court that seven bank accounts linked to Ravi received a total of ₹13.40 crore. Out of this amount, authorities have frozen ₹3 crore as part of the ongoing investigation. In addition, Ravi allegedly earned ₹1.78 crore through betting advertisements, which played a major role in funding his lifestyle.
The report also stated that Ravi transferred ₹90 lakh to his sister, Chandrika. Investigators further found that he obtained a trademark license through an individual named Rakesh, raising questions about the legality of the process.
Meanwhile, police revealed that Ravi led a luxurious lifestyle using money earned from piracy and betting promotions. He reportedly operated an office in Kukatpally, Hyderabad, where he ran the piracy network. Authorities confirmed that ten people were employed to support the illegal activities.
Importantly, the custody report highlighted that the investigation uncovered strong digital and financial evidence. Based on these findings, police stated that further legal action may follow as the probe continues.
The iBomma Ravi case has drawn significant attention, as it exposes the scale of online piracy operations and their financial impact on the film industry. Officials have reiterated that strict action will be taken against those involved in digital piracy and illegal betting promotions.
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