Besharam' my box office prediction

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kitkataha

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Posted: 12 years ago

#11

I agree with your predictions for sure. Ranbir is a star in his own right, and he's a crowd puller. 100 plus is on the cards.

-- Just on a side note, I think Nov. is the worst month to release movies. There's a movie or two coming out every single week.

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TheRager

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Posted: 12 years ago

#12

The buzz for Besharam is just building up. They were saving the best for the last I guess. I am sure 120cr+ is done. If the content is decent it will do 150cr+.

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linux..

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Posted: 12 years ago

#13

This movie just isnt appealing..the promos are tacky,lame n outdated.the most important factor is the release date...it is a solo holiday release on a wednesday wid no competition frm a previous movie or upcoming movie so it can salvage the business aspect.dats sure but i dnt c it becoming a humongous hit.

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light_year

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Posted: 12 years ago

#14

I think besharam will do well as there isnt any compatition . I was disappointed with sudh romsmce . But it did well coz there wasnt compatition . Well no compatotion helps a movie

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you2

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Posted: 12 years ago

#15

The bench mark is kept so low,which is, it should ultimately show a respectable figure to release to the press..even the fans are counting the blessings,holidays ,free run etc.The mood in the media is so somber ..

If the film turns out to be disappointing,it affects the budgets and asking prices of future RK films..Bombay Velvet has changed producers,still they are fighting over budget..Things go deeper,than just a few numbers.Like it was the case with JTHJ,Raone etc..they were not BO flops.

Unlike YJHD which was hot in the trade,Reliance hasnt sold a single territory yet.They dont sell if they dont get the price..The films they distributed themselves have all flopped.It is their business model.They take the loss instead of the distributors.

Ranbir is turning producer..he needs money from the market..more than that he needs their confidence.

One film won't do much damage..but he should have more promising films in future,which look good to the trade!

Edited by you2 - 12 years ago