Will Samantha’s Interview Help Yashoda’s Collections?
samantha recently disclosed that she has been afflicted with the auto-immune disease myositis. samantha chose to advertise for her next album Yashoda despite being in poor health. She took part in a movie marketing interview the other day. samantha discussed her present state of mind and health during the conversation. Those who watched the interview felt sorry for the actress and are hoping for a quick recovery for her. The major question is whether or not Yashoda will benefit from this interview.
First of all, in recent years, there have been a lot of movies on surrogacy. As a result, the plot itself is not particularly original. Second, the trailers and other marketing materials lack intrigue. It is not necessary to further promote the movie if the trailer is interesting enough. It may captivate a crowd. The trailer for Yashoda, however, is not captivating. The idea of surrogacy might be appealing to viewers in the A centre, but not to those in the B and C centres. The filmmakers aren't doing much extra in terms of promotion outside releasing trailers. If they had chosen some unusual marketing techniques, they would have assisted in creating some buzz.
Additionally, telugu speakers are unfamiliar with the tamil directors that helmed the movie. Consider Samantha's Oh Baby, which enjoyed strong pre-release excitement thanks to its interesting trailer and aggressive marketing. In Yashoda's situation, this is absent. The only thing that can draw people to the theatres is Samantha's fame and her most recent interview. Let's see if these two elements can aid in the movie's box office success.
First of all, in recent years, there have been a lot of movies on surrogacy. As a result, the plot itself is not particularly original. Second, the trailers and other marketing materials lack intrigue. It is not necessary to further promote the movie if the trailer is interesting enough. It may captivate a crowd. The trailer for Yashoda, however, is not captivating. The idea of surrogacy might be appealing to viewers in the A centre, but not to those in the B and C centres. The filmmakers aren't doing much extra in terms of promotion outside releasing trailers. If they had chosen some unusual marketing techniques, they would have assisted in creating some buzz.
Additionally, telugu speakers are unfamiliar with the tamil directors that helmed the movie. Consider Samantha's Oh Baby, which enjoyed strong pre-release excitement thanks to its interesting trailer and aggressive marketing. In Yashoda's situation, this is absent. The only thing that can draw people to the theatres is Samantha's fame and her most recent interview. Let's see if these two elements can aid in the movie's box office success.