Beware Of Costs And Rejected Stories - People's Media
People's media is the current subject of industry attention since it has emerged as the preferred location for writers and filmmakers. However, it appears that some difficulties are being brought about by the idealistic and excessively kind personality of People's media leaders. There have been complaints that the goodwill associated with the banner is open to abuse.
Some argue that a simple pitch can secure an office space, increased employees, and lengthier conversations at the expense of the banner. There are rumours that rejected story ideas are making their way to People's Media. Even a significant initiative featuring a well-known hero has sought help from People's media, but considering the scope of the undertaking, this is regarded acceptable.
The film's budget increased to Rs 45 crores as a result of the heavy usage of crew, lavish sets, and spectacular production design in each scene. Gopichand expressed his scepticism regarding the need for such an investment even after seeing the movie. The movie's non-theatrical rights have brought in about Rs 30 crores. The result might have been different, though, if the film's $35 million budget had been adhered to.
Overindulgence can spell disaster, as many organisations have learned the hard way in the past. People's media ought to take note of such lessons.
Prioritise the most important factors and take care of any unfinished business before moving on. Spending should be kept to a minimum. Otherwise, the only thing left to carry will be the interest load.