Kumar Sanu expressed his concerns regarding the exaggeration of earnings, particularly for movies that performed dismally at the box office. He revealed that certain films, which failed to connect with the audience, were touted to have amassed staggering collections of 300 or even 400 crore rupees. This practice not only distorts the perception of a film’s success but also misleads investors, fans, and stakeholders alike.
Creating False Narratives for Poorly Received Movies
Kumar Sanu went on to share an unsettling revelation about the lengths to which the industry has gone to create a false narrative around poorly received movies. He described instances where entirely fictional stories were spun to project these films as blockbuster hits. These fabricated stories included manipulated box office figures and exaggerated earnings, painting a rosy picture that was far from the reality of the films’ performance. This practice not only damages the credibility of the industry but also undermines the trust of the audience.
The Discrepancy Between Box Office Numbers and Audience Experience
Perhaps the most striking point raised by Kumar Sanu was the discrepancy between box office numbers and the actual audience experience. He pointed out that some films, despite being touted as massive successes based on their earnings, left viewers disappointed after watching only a few scenes. This disparity between the box office figures and the actual viewer reception raises questions about the legitimacy of the reported collections. Kumar Sanu’s candid observations highlight the importance of transparency in the industry’s financial reporting.
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