No ‘Pakka’ Signs Of ‘Commercial’ Recovery!
Gopichand and Maruthi's most recent film, "Pakka Commercial," managed to earn a 5 crores share from the first weekend, which is a pretty small amount considering the kind of budgets involved and the production company that brought the movie to theatres. And it doesn't seem like things will get any better. The movie "Pakka Commercial" showed no signs of revival on monday since Maruth's garbage material hasn't even garnered positive word-of-mouth.
The monday decline is critical for these commercial movies, and if it is almost 80%, they will undoubtedly wind up being a huge box office failure. It appears that the movie's future is bleak because single screens seldom receive more than 20% occupancy on Mondays and multiplexes rarely get more than 10%. Maruthi Dasari, meantime, is stating that the movie was a huge success and that it fulfilled the dreams of Gopichand and Raashi Khanna by becoming a blockbuster.
However, it is unlikely that these negotiations will result in the return of the theatrical rights, which cost local distributors in Telugu-speaking areas more than 19 crores. geetha arts and bunny Vasu, the producers, are secure because they sold the movie to Netflix for an additional $20+ crores, and Aha is paying them each $10 crore to split the OTT streaming rights.
The monday decline is critical for these commercial movies, and if it is almost 80%, they will undoubtedly wind up being a huge box office failure. It appears that the movie's future is bleak because single screens seldom receive more than 20% occupancy on Mondays and multiplexes rarely get more than 10%. Maruthi Dasari, meantime, is stating that the movie was a huge success and that it fulfilled the dreams of Gopichand and Raashi Khanna by becoming a blockbuster.
However, it is unlikely that these negotiations will result in the return of the theatrical rights, which cost local distributors in Telugu-speaking areas more than 19 crores. geetha arts and bunny Vasu, the producers, are secure because they sold the movie to Netflix for an additional $20+ crores, and Aha is paying them each $10 crore to split the OTT streaming rights.