Unexpected Trend Shifts Movies To February
It's not just the plot and marketing that determine whether a movie will be a smash hit or a flop. In addition to luck, other factors that can change the game include the audience's mood, the environment, and the surroundings. When cinemas first opened following the Covid break, the films with average material and actors stunned everyone by becoming box office successes.
Recent events seem to be going in the opposite direction. Despite the great chatter and positive movie reviews, the viewers are not in the mood to attend to the movies. For instance, Ori Devuda and Urvasivo Rakshasivo had favourable reviews and buzz, but theatre attendance did not increase significantly as a result. Instead, viewers choose watching PS 1 and Brahmastra on OTT.
The filmmakers are quickly changing the release dates of their films because they are concerned about this unexpected and peculiar development. The release date of tamil superstar Dhanush's film Vaathi (Sir in Telugu) has been postponed until February. The same is true for kalyan Ram's Amigos and allari Naresh's Ugram, whose release date was changed from december to february 10 from the original plans.
For now, Samantha’s Yashodha is coming to theaters on november 11. Also, allari Naresh’s Itlu Maredumilli Niyojakavargam is hitting the screens on november 25. There are movies like Hit 2 coming on december 2, Raviteja’s Dhamaka releasing on december 23, and Nikhil’s 18 Pages on december 23. It has to be seen how these films get their verdict from the audience.
Recent events seem to be going in the opposite direction. Despite the great chatter and positive movie reviews, the viewers are not in the mood to attend to the movies. For instance, Ori Devuda and Urvasivo Rakshasivo had favourable reviews and buzz, but theatre attendance did not increase significantly as a result. Instead, viewers choose watching PS 1 and Brahmastra on OTT.
The filmmakers are quickly changing the release dates of their films because they are concerned about this unexpected and peculiar development. The release date of tamil superstar Dhanush's film Vaathi (Sir in Telugu) has been postponed until February. The same is true for kalyan Ram's Amigos and allari Naresh's Ugram, whose release date was changed from december to february 10 from the original plans.
For now, Samantha’s Yashodha is coming to theaters on november 11. Also, allari Naresh’s Itlu Maredumilli Niyojakavargam is hitting the screens on november 25. There are movies like Hit 2 coming on december 2, Raviteja’s Dhamaka releasing on december 23, and Nikhil’s 18 Pages on december 23. It has to be seen how these films get their verdict from the audience.