Telugu film shocks Mumbai producers!
2014 has started on a bad note for Talented actor Nani as two of his films Paisa and Aaha Kalyanam turned out to be commercial failures. At least, Paisa managed to garner openings but his much-hyped Aaha Kalyanam is being declared as dud by trade sources. The collections in few areas are Rs 20,000 and Rs 40,000 which is very low for a star like Nani.
Yash Raj Films, B-town's reputed production house, which produced the film, is said to be tumbled over the collection reports of the Telugu version. Right from the opening day, most of the theatres have posed a deserted look and there is sheer drop out in revenue. Ongoing, political uncertainty too taken a severe toll on the collections.
A highly-placed source said Yash Raj Films is deeply disappointed and shocked with the collections. They're apparently feeling that how come Dabangg remade as Gabbar Singh turned out blockbuster along with its original. "People have watched both Dabangg and Gabbar Singh here," a Mumbai producer was quoted by our source. When our source reportedly pointed out at Jabardasth, they apparently opined that it can't be total reason as most of the common audience are not aware. Well, there might be many reasons behind a film's failure like release timing, political conditions in the State. Let's hope Nani's forthcoming film Janda Pai Kapiraju saves Nani and bring him back to glory. Whatever, now B-town producers might have understood Pawan's mania.
Yash Raj Films, B-town's reputed production house, which produced the film, is said to be tumbled over the collection reports of the Telugu version. Right from the opening day, most of the theatres have posed a deserted look and there is sheer drop out in revenue. Ongoing, political uncertainty too taken a severe toll on the collections.
A highly-placed source said Yash Raj Films is deeply disappointed and shocked with the collections. They're apparently feeling that how come Dabangg remade as Gabbar Singh turned out blockbuster along with its original. "People have watched both Dabangg and Gabbar Singh here," a Mumbai producer was quoted by our source. When our source reportedly pointed out at Jabardasth, they apparently opined that it can't be total reason as most of the common audience are not aware. Well, there might be many reasons behind a film's failure like release timing, political conditions in the State. Let's hope Nani's forthcoming film Janda Pai Kapiraju saves Nani and bring him back to glory. Whatever, now B-town producers might have understood Pawan's mania.
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