If A Producer Wraps Film On Planned Budget, He’s Great
When producers meet with the media, one of the most common questions they are asked is if they completed the picture within the original budget that was set. producer KK radha mohan was recently questioned by Gulte.com how he was able to keep the picture under the required budget for Gopichand's Bhimaa, which is the most expensive movie of his career. It's intriguing to respond to him.
"No producer can complete a film within the budget that he had set out to do. Undoubtedly, a number of factors, including the director's vision—filmmakers want every frame to appear spectacular—will cause the budget to soar. Natural disasters like rain, missed artist dates, and unforeseen site expenses can occasionally add up to more than the budgeted amount, according to Radha Mohan. Along with praising those who were able to stick to budgets, he clarified how much extra would actually be spent.
"It's 'great' for a producer to finish their movie within the original budget; however, by the time the project is wrapped up, the budget has increased by thirty to forty percent." The producer's skill is demonstrated by whether he would increase spending by 50% or limit it to merely 30%, says Radha Mohan.
Regarding Bhimaa, he said that it was completed within a respectable budget and that Hotstar had previously purchased the OTT rights, giving them some breathing room. According to Radha Mohan, Bhimaa is a safe project, including the sales of dubbing, audio, and theatrical rights. march 8th is the releasing date for the Gopichand film.
Regarding Bhimaa, he said that it was completed within a respectable budget and that Hotstar had previously purchased the OTT rights, giving them some breathing room. According to Radha Mohan, Bhimaa is a safe project, including the sales of dubbing, audio, and theatrical rights. march 8th is the releasing date for the Gopichand film.