Back-to-Back Flops for Gopichand
One hero who is restricted to the mass audience of B and C centers is hero Gopichand, and he is shockingly struggling in that market. B and C audiences are less critical and frequently give a normal mass movie a respectable run if it has a few high mass moments. But for a long time, Gopichand's films have been repeatedly and completely rejected.
Though it wasn't very good, Seetimaarr was the final Gopichand movie to have any sort of run in B and C centers. Jil, the last movie that got any real discussion was back in 2015. We can quickly determine the issue by looking at the string of failures. His films are all "outdated," which is their main flaw. From the preview to the actual release, movies like Ramabanam, Pakka Commercial, and Aaradugula Bullet have a very antiquated vibe.
Though it wasn't very good, Seetimaarr was the final Gopichand movie to have any sort of run in B and C centers. Jil, the last movie that got any real discussion was back in 2015. We can quickly determine the issue by looking at the string of failures. His films are all "outdated," which is their main flaw. From the preview to the actual release, movies like Ramabanam, Pakka Commercial, and Aaradugula Bullet have a very antiquated vibe.
It is Gopichand's inability to update the content in that zone, but it is not a problem to stick to the mass genre that works for him. Interestingly, everyone who observes his flops can spot this issue, and it appears that everyone—aside from Gopichand—knows why he does this.