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Who Will Be The First One To Bring People Into Theatres?
By: Tupaki Desk | 6 May 2020 3:47 PM IST
The corona pandemic completely drained out the film industry as the shootings were stalled and the theatres were shut down making everyone getting stuck in their homes. Though the shootings may start from June, it may take even longer for the theatres to get reopened.
No expert can give clarity about how the audience's response would be after the lockdown is lifted. The big question that remains unanswered is, Will the audience make themselves prone to virus jus for the sake of a movie? Some of them are saying that dubbing films should be released first so that they can gauge the reaction of normal people.
But dubbing films do not attract large packs of crowds even when things are normal. So, assessing the situation based on dubbing films may not be a great idea. But none of the film producers are willing to take the risk of releasing their film first just to check the pulse of the audience. All the films are mostly waiting for this virus to get cured so that they could release their films after the normalcy is restored.
Big films will not be released in the initial few weeks. Pawan Kalyan's 'Vakeel Saab' which was expected to release by the end of this month is already postponed. Sources say that if the theatres reopen by July, the film may release in August 14th on Independence weekend. If that date is missed, they may even try the Dusshera season so that they can earn more money.
No expert can give clarity about how the audience's response would be after the lockdown is lifted. The big question that remains unanswered is, Will the audience make themselves prone to virus jus for the sake of a movie? Some of them are saying that dubbing films should be released first so that they can gauge the reaction of normal people.
But dubbing films do not attract large packs of crowds even when things are normal. So, assessing the situation based on dubbing films may not be a great idea. But none of the film producers are willing to take the risk of releasing their film first just to check the pulse of the audience. All the films are mostly waiting for this virus to get cured so that they could release their films after the normalcy is restored.
Big films will not be released in the initial few weeks. Pawan Kalyan's 'Vakeel Saab' which was expected to release by the end of this month is already postponed. Sources say that if the theatres reopen by July, the film may release in August 14th on Independence weekend. If that date is missed, they may even try the Dusshera season so that they can earn more money.