The neon sign of "Raju’s Digital Studio" flickered with a desperate buzzing sound, casting a sickly yellow glow over the damp pavement of Chennai’s Burma Bazaar. For twenty years, Raju had sold DVDs, then CDs, and finally, hard drives filled with cinema. But the last two years had been quiet. The streaming giants had won. Everyone wanted Netflix, Amazon, or Hotstar.
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"Rumors," Raju scoffed. "Just low-quality prints uploaded by bots. Who cares?" The neon sign of "Raju’s Digital Studio" flickered
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