Gulte Movie News And Politics
The box office dynamics in the film industry are always tricky to understand. Sometimes, the small films will rule the ticket windows, and sometimes, the biggies will display sheer dominance over other movies at the box office. As of August 4th, the box office situation appears challenging due to the recent result of the movie “Bro.” On this particular Friday, a large number of films are released simultaneously.
Titles such as “Krishnagadu Ante Oka Range,” “Mistake,” “Priyamanina Priya,” “Rajugari Kodipalao,” “Dil Se,” and “Rent” are competing for audience attention. Additionally, several dubbed films, including “Meg 2 The Trench,” “Arjun Das’s Blood and Chocolate,” “Sudeep’s Hebbuli,” Dhoni’s “LGM,” and and Vijay Antony’s “Vikram Rathore,” are entering the fray.
Unfortunately, none of these films have secured substantial advance bookings. Unless there are unexpected positive word-of-mouth reactions from audiences, the prospects for box office collections seem bleak for these releases. Even the response to Hollywood movies appears to be limited.
While “Baby” is performing relatively well in its third week, its potential for further growth is limited, mainly relying on weekend collections. However, “Baby” has already surpassed eighty crores in gross.
Surprisingly, online bookings are witnessing fast sales for old re-releases like “Businessman” and “Surya Son of Krishnan.” Mahesh Babu fans, particularly, are eager to watch “Businessman” again in theaters. This trend may raise concerns about the impact of these re-releases on new releases, especially when the latter’s content is perceived as weak. Audiences might opt for familiar and proven content instead of taking chances on new films.
The current situation at the Tollywood box office once again underscores the significance of content quality to woo the hearts of the audiences.
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