Why Big-Stake Films Getting Announced And Called Off?
In a startling turn of events, some producers are launching high-stakes films just to cancel them. This is not the first time it has happened, but it is the third time in a row. What is occurring in tollywood right now is something that moviegoers are fascinated about.
The film of a major star was launched on a high note, but subsequently was called off due to the budget being about ₹70+ crores, whereas the hero's market is approximately ₹35+ crores for a hit picture, including non-theatrical rights and theatrical sales.
The film of a major star was launched on a high note, but subsequently was called off due to the budget being about ₹70+ crores, whereas the hero's market is approximately ₹35+ crores for a hit picture, including non-theatrical rights and theatrical sales.
At the same time, another film about a rising Tier-2 hero with little competition in that level, which was announced but cancelled owing to financial constraints, raised eyebrows. Even though other producers are taking up this project, the departure of a major producer must indicate that something is going on within.
Certain argue that these producers are announcing certain films just to keep OTT individuals involved with back-to-back conversations, and that once the deals for their current movie are completed, the producers brutally abandon the ones they announced previously. Most big-budget films appear to be little more than bait for selling theatrical rights to other pictures in hand.
Certain argue that these producers are announcing certain films just to keep OTT individuals involved with back-to-back conversations, and that once the deals for their current movie are completed, the producers brutally abandon the ones they announced previously. Most big-budget films appear to be little more than bait for selling theatrical rights to other pictures in hand.