How a film with a budget of 200 crore is a hit at 236 crore? - Page 7

Originally posted by: anjs

people are so jealous over a film

Originally posted by: Luna46

If the movie is sold at lower price, that means it is a Hit just for namesake, but has actually brought loss to the industry.

Originally posted by: anonymous39

^I have read a lot recently about how Hollywood is distancing itself from China because of their box office frauds. It's very hard to tell who is making money and who is not there. They are known for having ghost screenings and such too. It's not just an India problem. In fact, most of the HW production houses ran away from India too after actors/producers fleeced them for money.

Apparently, the highest grossing Chinese film was a total fraud with them buying up tickets themselves (or showing it somehow) to pump up the numbers.

Originally posted by: Eggon_Snow

Himesh

@himeshmankad

3h

Economics of #Padmaavat: Budget: Rs 220 crore (Including Print and Publicity) Recovery: India Share: Rs 130 cr (Exp) Overseas Share: Rs 48 cr (Exp) Satellite + Digital: Rs 85 cr Music Rights: Rs 15 cr Total Recovery: Rs 278 cr Profit: Rs 58 cr ROI: 26.36% Verdict: Super Hit

Originally posted by: I_M_SultaN

first time seeing overseas shares n all thiee music rights n bla bla rights recoveries for movie verdict LOL

Originally posted by: I_M_SultaN

first time seeing overseas shares n all these music rights n bla bla rights recoveries for movie verdict LOL