Mohenjodaro satellite and music rights sold for 60 crs

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Originally posted by: dahee
Basically all the heroes of BW charge the satellite rights instead of first day's collection.

If the satellite right money goes in hero's pocket, what benefit does the producer get? Why these articles claim so and so film has recovered half the cost thru satellite rights?? I'm a bit confused here

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This movie really excites me ---- Something different than usual BW rendezvous ----- !!!!

Release it soon ---- Can't wait anymore ---- *😃*

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Anyone know when will they release the *first look* and *trailer* ----?

ETA: Just saw, trailer release in two days --- I am super duper spiked for this trailer ----!!!

The cinematography, acting, direction will be top notch ---- *Expectations*

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Originally posted by: Piyatrix

If the satellite right money goes in hero's pocket, what benefit does the producer get? Why these articles claim so and so film has recovered half the cost thru satellite rights?? I'm a bit confused here

Sallu, Ajay, VD take satellite rights khullam khulla: They have signed deal with Star TV. Whereas other incompetent ones like HR and Ranbir take the same amount from producers. T-Series bragged they had sold Roy's satellite rights at 30 cr because it's Ranbir's movie. And Ranbir charges 30-35 cr per movie. Same with Hrithik he charges 50 cr his movies usually earn 50 cr from sat rights.

@bold: This is the reason people now say movie ne India ki theaters se 2X (of budget + Pr) collect kiya toh hit hai, nahin toh nahin.

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60 crores kuch zyada h0 gaya

Why would channel buy loss making movies for them

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Originally posted by: Shy_
60 crores kuch zyada h0 gaya
Why would channel buy loss making movies for them

It's 50-52 cr actually. They have sold music rights along with satellite.

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Originally posted by: dahee

It's 50-52 cr actually. They have sold music rights along with satellite.

Still too much for movies

When not many movies are turning profitable for tv

https://www.livemint.com/Consumer/Z9v8Vr9ftjsgWR580dCN9J/Satellite-rights-rates-for-Hindi-films-drop-40.html

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Originally posted by: Shy_

Still too much for movies
When not many movies are turning profitable for tv

https://www.livemint.com/Consumer/Z9v8Vr9ftjsgWR580dCN9J/Satellite-rights-rates-for-Hindi-films-drop-40.html

They pay these egoistic stars a huge amount and balance it out by paying only 12-15 for real block busters like TWMR or Neerja.

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Originally posted by: Shy_

https://www.livemint.com/Consumer/Z9v8Vr9ftjsgWR580dCN9J/Satellite-rights-rates-for-Hindi-films-drop-40.html

Thanks for sharing the link.

[quote]Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone's Rs.188 crore-earner Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani is regarded a flop on television. Bought for Rs.25 crore, the film only registered a TRP of 0.2.[/quote]

[quote]On the other hand, a small, eminently forgettable film like the Prabhu Deva-directed Ramaiya Vastavaiya, which came for free to the Zee network as part of a deal made for Shahid Kapoor-starrer Phata Poster Nikla Hero, did exceedingly well and registered a TRP of 2.5. The film had made slightly more than Rs.36 crore in theatres.[/quote]

[quote]The correction may be attributed to a couple of reasons. First, exclusive contracts with big studios or actors (like the ones the Star network has with Salman Khan or Ajay Devgn) have hamstrung GECs because they work on a limited movie budget that is fixed annually.

"That kind of commitment leaves them with little or no purchasing power for surprise hits like a Tanu Weds Manu Returns or even a Welcome Back that worked without big stars," said Gada. "So, nearly a hundred films remain unsold each year."[/quote]

Edited by dahee - 9 years ago