2015 has been a great year so far - Page 3

Originally posted by: LaFUNgA

If Script is the BAAP, how come Baby, Gabbar, Shamitabh, NH10 couldn't even get a Clean Hit tag? Why Average - SemiHit Tag then?

Now Drishyam with equally good script couldn't even get a opening, Ajay, Akki, Amitabh kind of stars in them still films struggling to just get a HIT tag 😆

Nowadays Trend is changed as you have to SPREAD A HUGE GOOD WOM, if u do so, those small films manage to get HIT tag, a Big star film pushes ahead in terms of business, nothing else.

Originally posted by: Johnny.Balraj

Script is the Baap, accept it bhai

Aamir has been clever, now Salman is doing the same.

Salman has realized that his film will be an ATTB if he chooses good script, almost challanged all time grosser after 20 years

Originally posted by: LaFUNgA

Either apply this to all films & see the result, or just add up things with Script, coz Those CONTENT SCRIPT Films have also failed badly. despite having high ratings.

If we have PK / BB to back Script thing, we have Talassh / Jai Ho also which also tried 2 do something different content wise.

Originally posted by: Johnny.Balraj

Salman has realized that his film will be an ATTB if he chooses good script, almost challanged all time grosser after 20 years

Script ki jai ho

Originally posted by: LaFUNgA

There was a time when films like Ardh Satya, Saraansh, Daddy couldn't even do good business plus went unnoticed when released on big screens. This was that content driven cinema. At that time, Single Screens were thr. Even films like Swades, Dil Se, Phir Milenge, failed badly.

With Multiplex coming into business, now that Content Cinema supported by a strong Critics circle with major Social media influence, now has started to boom the business of those content films.

Like in Gurgaon, a huge chain of multiplexes have this specific set of audience who will watch a Shamitabh kind of film compare to any popular cinema like Kick or Rowdy Rathore. Now this segment of audience is increasing every year which is helping those small films.

Isn't it a good thing? If we put the box-office aside, these small movies which have little to no hardcore commercial aspects are not suffering losses or vanishing into thin air. They are slowly gaining appreciation and are making a space for themselves. Some of them, despite being average grossers are really etched in audiences mind forever as well. This way, the movies are getting the deserved attention and also then audience is increasing. Leaves more scope for experimentation. I think it's a sweet and a pretty deserved change.

Originally posted by: .krackjack.

Isn't it a good thing? If we put the box-office aside, these small movies which have little to no hardcore commercial aspects are not suffering losses or vanishing into thin air. They are slowly gaining appreciation and are making a space for themselves. Some of them, despite being average grossers are really etched in audiences mind forever as well. This way, the movies are getting the deserved attention and also then audience is increasing. Leaves more scope for experimentation. I think it's a sweet and a pretty deserved change.

Are Masala films absolutely khokla? NO. Even hardcore commercial films have a story to them. It's a different thing if the story itself is cliched or old-school or whatever. For example, Ghajini and Agneepath are commercial hits, but they aren't just randomly made commercial entertainers, they had it in them to indulge the audience, there was a heavy emotional aspect in both the films. Arent the strong emotional aspects or comedy a part of story? 😕 Even Kick had that Robin-hood-ish angle to it. Many comedies are dialogue driven and there's shit load of writing that goes into it.

There are a few commercial entertainers that are very randomly made and are mostly about swag and style yet manage to woo the audience.

Originally posted by: LaFUNgA

Ya it is good thing, why not, any kind of cinema flourishing is good. But Why to diss Masala genre films or audience loving it? Popular Cinema Gets trashed by these content lovers, so why not we trash these films😆

I have mentioned it loads of times andn I'll continue to do so. If content has its share of crap films, Masala has its share of crap films as well. It's pretty one dimensional to box films. Crap films are just crap, they don't have it in them to indulge the audience and make them feel the emotional or comic aspect of the films.

The issue is not with masala films or content driven films..I don even get why a distinction is made..So long as a film is entertaining, i don care which genre it belongs to..The problem is ppl take the genre for granted & assume adding 4 mass songs, 5 action scenes, a lame love track & a random rivalry makes for an entertaining masala film..Thats not enough..You need a decent script & good acting even to make commercial films work..So yeah, no one is dissing the genre..I think its good if stars realize that content matters to an extent & they can make ten times more money if its a well made film instead of just relying on their star power cos that way we'l get better masala films too 😆