Jr NTR Responsible for Downfall of Karan Johar?
On social media, the notorious fan fights between ram charan and ntr followers have gotten more vicious and, at times, quite absurd. Due to financial strain brought on by the persistent underwhelming success of his films and OTT initiatives, including the most recent releases Jigra and Call Me Bae, karan johar has sold 50% of his dharma productions shares for ₹1,000 crores.
He has even lost money on blockbuster movies like rocky Aur rani Ki prem Kahani and Brahmastra. According to certain ram charan fans, karan johar went bankrupt after serving as the presenter for NTR's most recent movie, Devara. They contend that karan johar decided to sell half of his company's shares since Devara did not prove to be a significant box office hit. But this assertion is absurd.
To break even, Devara merely needed to make ₹70 crores net in Hindi. With no notable losses, it did rather well and ended up being an above-average picture for karan Johar. Even if we were to consider the possibility of Charan followers losing money, it would probably not exceed ₹10 crores. Therefore, why would karan johar sell off ₹1,000 crore worth of stakes for a measly ₹10 crore loss? In addition to being humorous, the degree to which these fan battles have descended into farce shows how out of touch some fans can be with reality.
To break even, Devara merely needed to make ₹70 crores net in Hindi. With no notable losses, it did rather well and ended up being an above-average picture for karan Johar. Even if we were to consider the possibility of Charan followers losing money, it would probably not exceed ₹10 crores. Therefore, why would karan johar sell off ₹1,000 crore worth of stakes for a measly ₹10 crore loss? In addition to being humorous, the degree to which these fan battles have descended into farce shows how out of touch some fans can be with reality.