2024-09-27 01:52:31
This year will be remembered for Bollywood’s very poor film release planning. Where films are clashing one after the other on festive release dates. All the other release dates are lying vacant. Whereas South cinema people postponed the clash with mutual consent. Here is a report: The makers of Karthik Aryan’s film ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3’, which is releasing on Diwali, had recently appealed to the makers of Ajay Devgan’s Diwali release ‘Singham Again’ to avoid this clash by postponing their film. Give. But the makers of Singham franchise have made it clear that they will bring their film to the theaters on Diwali only. This means that this time on Diwali, two big budget multi-starrer films will be facing each other. Of course, this clash has once again brought wrinkles on the faces of cinemagoers. Actually, the moviegoers have already seen the result of the clash of three films on Independence Day. Whereas the film Stree 2 broke all the earning records. Whereas the other two films Khel Khel and Veda flopped badly at the box office. On the other hand, if we look at the film release lineup of South cinematographers, they have postponed clashes between many of their big films.
This year, the biggest clash of South cinema was going to happen on Dussehra. Whereas Telugu superstar Junior NTR’s film ‘Devra’ was scheduled to release on October 11. Tamil superstar Rajinikanth’s next film ‘Vettaiyan’ was also announced for this weekend. Surya, another superstar of Tamil cinema, completed the remaining work by announcing his film ‘Kangua’ on Dussehra. It was believed that the stars of South cinema would suffer a lot in this clash of three mega budget films. But suddenly the release of Jr NTR’s film was preponed by two weeks to the last week of September. Whereas Surya postponed his film by about a month. Experts say that Surya has taken this decision to honor Rajinikanth’s film. After Dussehra, Surya also had the option of Diwali release date. But nowadays South actors are also targeting the fans of Hindi belt. Therefore, he has kept the release date of his film two weeks after the mega clash of ‘Singham Again’ and ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3’ on Diwali. Whereas no other big Bollywood film will be in competition. On the other hand, two more superstars of Telugu cinema, Allu Arjun and Ram Charan, kept the release date of their films at a gap of two weeks in December. For example, Allu Arjun’s ‘Pushpa’ will be released in the first week of December. Ramcharan’s ‘Game Changer’ will be released in the third week of December.
Even though film producers are suffering huge losses due to the clash of films. But cinema goers have no problem with the clash of films. Wave Cinemas Vice President Yogesh Raizada says that very few films have been released in theaters this year. In such a situation, if there is a clash between two or more films on festivals, then it is good for the audience that they will get a choice.
The audience has the final decision
Talking about this, producer and film business analyst Girish Johar says that clashes between big films on festivals have become the reality of the present era. Nowadays, multiplex theaters have so many screens that cinema owners can easily handle the clash of two-three films. However, producers of films definitely try tricks to get more screens before release. After the release of the film, everything depends on the choice of the audience, which film gets good response. Cinema people extend his shows only. According to Girish, there was a clash between three films on Independence Day, in which one film emerged as the winner. But this time in the clash between the two films on Diwali, both the films are expected to perform well. However, South cinematographers have definitely avoided clashes between their big budget films. This is the reason why his films will be released solo in the coming days.
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Devra – 27 September
Wettian – 10 October
Kangua – 15 November
Pushpa 2 – 6 December
Game Changer – 20th December