Kerala Story Crosses 150 Crore

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the PVR-company should be happy about this movie...looking forward to a better income in Q1 2023...so bad move to shut 50 cineplexes (nation wants to know...the movie!)

Originally posted by: Clochette

the PVR-company should be happy about this movie...looking forward to a better income in Q1 2023...so bad move to shut 50 cineplexes (nation wants to know...the movie!)

Well, joke aside...the pandemie has totally changed the former movie-goers habits. Theatres chaines can't make a quick buck anymore and it is a no-go to lift the general prices.

Moviemakers and theatre owners have to give something to the audience that neither smartphones, nor tablets, nor TV-screens can give them, something that is unique to theatres.

Imagination, innovation, incitation are needed to frain the decline.

I don't know how reliable box office numbers in India are, but I guess, TKS indeed brings people to the cinemas.

It's a movie that brings out strong emotions you may want only to live in company of many others. Certain feelings. are better experienced with masses...the high is higher, the deep more intense, the outbursts applauded.

I only regret that with TKS (like with TKF) negative feelings are (had been) fortified... with Pathaan, the mass-experience definitely generated positive feelings (and does so again in Bangladesh).