Dhanush has ZERO interest on Telugu States Market
Raayan, Dhanush's 50th movie, was just released in tamil and Telugu. The movie had a rather bad beginning. In the telugu States, the film was distributed by Asian suresh Entertainment. The public is quite interested in Dhanush's flicks. In addition, his film "Sir" performed admirably in this market. Nevertheless, dhanush and Asian suresh Entertainment's strategy for the telugu film is incorrect.
The movie is hardly getting any marketing at all. dhanush did not even allocate a single day for the telugu advertising. They only held a pre-release event before ignoring further requests. additional than that, there were no additional promotions. The audience is really unaware that the film is being released. Although effective marketing won't always turn a movie around, actors should nevertheless try to reach new audiences in this day of skyrocketing costs and rewards. There should, at minimum, be an attempt and an intent.
The movie is hardly getting any marketing at all. dhanush did not even allocate a single day for the telugu advertising. They only held a pre-release event before ignoring further requests. additional than that, there were no additional promotions. The audience is really unaware that the film is being released. Although effective marketing won't always turn a movie around, actors should nevertheless try to reach new audiences in this day of skyrocketing costs and rewards. There should, at minimum, be an attempt and an intent.
Actors from tamil nowadays perform telugu formality releases. suresh Babu and Suniel Narang, two telugu purchasers, are releasing on commission. They receive food for their theatres and a percentage from the money the movie makes. Not every movie will be able to draw in viewers. These days, the dubbing market is at an all-time low. But in the case of "Formality Releases," the performers must focus on becoming promoted. On the one hand, performers are working extremely hard to promote their pictures all across the nation for Pan-India markets, while on the other, films such as these are undergoing "Formality Releases."