Baby: Different Age Groups Different Opinions!
The Sai Rajesh-directed "Baby" is on track to earn more than 30+ crores "share" at the box office with ease. This modest film has pulled off a big miracle at the box office, seeing packed houses even in its second weekend. This brings up the question of how the movie, which at first received unfavourable reviews, ended up being such a big hit. Now let's chat.
Of course, Baby received a variety of reactions because viewers of all ages viewed it. There has apparently been a seismic shift in the way that these older people are portrayed in the media and the general public with regard to the movie's use of expletives and sleazy scenes. They're used to seeing cool, breezy, and dramatic entertainment on television, but not this type of over the top, sleazy, and disturbing material.
While older men and women have praised the movie for its audacious themes, they have also remarked that it lacks spirit. They must see it as a legitimate point as they are already in mid-life. Then the 30+ brigade arrived and declared the film "Okay." But the actual events included the 18–25-year-olds who are now having relationships, breaking up, and undergoing all the therapies shown in the film. Since the movie represented their own life problems, doubts, worries, and pain, they had spread out a red carpet for the movie.
As a result, each age group offered unique perspectives on the picture. However, as moviegoers between the ages of 18 and 25 make up the majority of theatregoers, the movie has undoubtedly succeeded in raising a significant sum of money. Whatever the views, Baby continues to be a box office hit.
Of course, Baby received a variety of reactions because viewers of all ages viewed it. There has apparently been a seismic shift in the way that these older people are portrayed in the media and the general public with regard to the movie's use of expletives and sleazy scenes. They're used to seeing cool, breezy, and dramatic entertainment on television, but not this type of over the top, sleazy, and disturbing material.
While older men and women have praised the movie for its audacious themes, they have also remarked that it lacks spirit. They must see it as a legitimate point as they are already in mid-life. Then the 30+ brigade arrived and declared the film "Okay." But the actual events included the 18–25-year-olds who are now having relationships, breaking up, and undergoing all the therapies shown in the film. Since the movie represented their own life problems, doubts, worries, and pain, they had spread out a red carpet for the movie.
As a result, each age group offered unique perspectives on the picture. However, as moviegoers between the ages of 18 and 25 make up the majority of theatregoers, the movie has undoubtedly succeeded in raising a significant sum of money. Whatever the views, Baby continues to be a box office hit.