Buzz: Are They Faking Movie Business Also?

Ace producers like Naga Vamsi have openly stated that they always inflate the collections to give excitement to fans, and drive more footfalls to theatres. However, these days, many producers are faking the collection even for flop films. There comes this particular movie that released with al ot of hype a couple of weeks ago, and the allegation is that they are faking this movie’s business range too.

Apparently, the film failed to click, and despite the hero’s strong claims, viral statements, and others, the film hasn’t made any grand opening. Even during the holiday season, it could fetch only ₹50 crores gross from the box office, thus proving that the film hasn’t worked out big, though that’s also a great amount of money. However, right now, it is being spread in the film circles that the film covered all the expenses from OTT and satellite rights sales itself, and the 20 crores share that came from the box office is a bonus. When asked about how much they sold the flick’s theatrical rights, they are now saying a very less price, and clarifying that the collections have recovered the investments of buyers.

Well, some buyers openly stated that they recovered just 20% of their investment, and the project is going to be a huge loss for them. This proves that the makers are faking the business of a film also, to project that it’s a blockbuster or at least an above-average movie. But in reality, the movie is a disaster of epic proportions, say movie experts.