Re: flop
by charitsharma on May 10, 2010 08:35 PM
you know the film industry in india is very dynamic. these days they sell TV rights in advance, as well cinema rights and music rights are well sold in advance at premium.
Re: flop
by chinesebabe on May 10, 2010 08:29 PM
They recover their money by selling rights. You don't go to theater, but watch it on TV. Producer demands anything between (7-10Cr.) for a movie featuring stars. while movie movies you also watch advertisements on TV and go to buy that product. so ultimately you pay to producers indirectly. This is how chain works
People make films thinking that they are making a hit...And when a stupid film like Housefull becomes a semi-hit or whatever....many more people think that they can also churn out such nonsensical stuff and still become hits.
Re: Strange
by Akki baba on May 10, 2010 09:08 PM
swami and iota do u do anything other dan drinking sambhar nd watching ur idiotic movies of uncles or rikshaw pullers/bus conductors dancing around with girls 1/4 their age or doing idiotic fighting...plz dnt comment here stupid fellows
Re: Re: Strange
by nitin singh on May 10, 2010 08:00 PM
first have a sense of watching movie then comment about the movie....and dont u both guys wary its not or will not be ur dad's movie in film making.....and no one is asking you to go to theater to watch movie....
BC is going well and is appreciated by masses mainly youth, then again why this wrong remark? Rediff has already upgraded its rating initially after giving a wrong review???
Re: how did money comes
by Chandran KR on May 10, 2010 05:47 PM
I dont think the verdict is based on the profit made. Maybe the 'flops' made profit due to relatively low cost of making but did not run long enough to call itself a hit. Anyway, this article is an amateurish and does not go into the business aspects in detail.
Re: Re: how did money comes
by vikrant choudhary on May 10, 2010 06:09 PM
The producers earn their profits as soon as the movie is sold to the distributors, 90% movies are flops on the basis of days it spent it the theatres but 90% movies earn their cost in the first 5 Days of its release, rest is profit all profit. foolish movies like shaapit,phoonk earned double of its cost which tells the whole story. Its the audience who bears the loss if the movie is bad.
I believe that, whom so ever giving review on Rediff is not having knowledge of bollywood n hollywood. So dear please ogo n learn that first.....Because I see ur Verdict which does not make any sense....So please dont do that.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Housfull semi hit
by Shyam Kumar on May 10, 2010 07:32 PM
Hahahahah.... Bollywood Movies,,, what can I say!hhmmm,, there is notng to say. Only the movie makers are ripping the brains out of people who watch them.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Housfull semi hit
by nitin singh on May 10, 2010 08:04 PM
Mr shayam...no one even give a dam whether u r watching b'lwood movie or not....people like u live in India but praise other countries....
