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RX100 Director Is In Great Demand Now
By: Tupaki Desk | 14 July 2018 9:55 AM GMT
Success speaks for itself. There is no need to promote success because it is self-evident. The value of the success is high in the film industry because not more than 10% of the films become hits. In such a scenario, when a debut director scores a hit with a relatively new cast and crew.. what will happen? Producers will surely run after him to work with him.
The same thing is happening with 'RX 100' director Ajay Bhupathi. The movie released recently and it has recovered its investment in just two days. The movie has collected a share of Rs.2.5 crores in the first two days. It is not a small feat by any means. Though the budget is small, the director is able to generate enough buzz on the film with interesting promos. The content of the film is not so great but it is the treatment and bold portrayal of the lead characters which has struck a chord with the youth.
This has impressed the producers. Ajay Bhupathi reportedly received advances from four top producers in the industry after the success of 'RX 100'. They are confident that Ajay Bhupathi has got the talent and he knows the pulse of the new generation audience.
The same thing is happening with 'RX 100' director Ajay Bhupathi. The movie released recently and it has recovered its investment in just two days. The movie has collected a share of Rs.2.5 crores in the first two days. It is not a small feat by any means. Though the budget is small, the director is able to generate enough buzz on the film with interesting promos. The content of the film is not so great but it is the treatment and bold portrayal of the lead characters which has struck a chord with the youth.
This has impressed the producers. Ajay Bhupathi reportedly received advances from four top producers in the industry after the success of 'RX 100'. They are confident that Ajay Bhupathi has got the talent and he knows the pulse of the new generation audience.
