The songs are killing the buzz of films
One of the most important parts of movies will be the songs. Before any movie is released, if songs go viral, they will generate a lot of hype for the movie, and if they don't, the movie will suffer. The buzz surrounding a specific movie will be killed by hostility, as it has been with recent releases.
A new song's promo was released today, and the Agent film unit had previously produced two songs. However, nothing has yet to significantly impact the movie's box office performance. The film's trailer is anticipated by fans of Akkineni and other unaffiliated viewers in the hope that it will change the tide and promote the movie positively.
The song for the next movie Custody starring naga chaitanya was also published, but it did not wow the audience, therefore the following promotional materials for the movie must be really effective if they are to draw in viewers. A similar thing occurred for Samantha's Shaakuntalam as well; to the film's team's dismay, neither the special premier shows nor any of the film's songs were particularly well-received.
Due to the songs' enormous success, Raviteja's film Dhamaka benefited greatly, although mass Maharaj's recent picture Ravanasura had no big songs and hence had little publicity. The day after kiran Abbavaram's Meter was released, it quickly spiraled out of control. As a result of the film's poor buzz and the fact that its songs failed to generate the necessary excitement and enthusiasm, the audience rarely paid attention to it.
A new song's promo was released today, and the Agent film unit had previously produced two songs. However, nothing has yet to significantly impact the movie's box office performance. The film's trailer is anticipated by fans of Akkineni and other unaffiliated viewers in the hope that it will change the tide and promote the movie positively.
The song for the next movie Custody starring naga chaitanya was also published, but it did not wow the audience, therefore the following promotional materials for the movie must be really effective if they are to draw in viewers. A similar thing occurred for Samantha's Shaakuntalam as well; to the film's team's dismay, neither the special premier shows nor any of the film's songs were particularly well-received.
Due to the songs' enormous success, Raviteja's film Dhamaka benefited greatly, although mass Maharaj's recent picture Ravanasura had no big songs and hence had little publicity. The day after kiran Abbavaram's Meter was released, it quickly spiraled out of control. As a result of the film's poor buzz and the fact that its songs failed to generate the necessary excitement and enthusiasm, the audience rarely paid attention to it.