Dhurandhar reviews and box office - Page 78

Ranbir-Alia's PR is on full time job against anything RS-DP do.

Originally posted by: oyebollywood

https://x.com/i/status/1998615304285597713

not the original account...and how believable is it even... feels like made up (to me) to bring the point across...

Originally posted by: oyebollywood

https://x.com/i/status/1998817005286436944

The tweet = below the belt (why even post this kind of tweets instead of giving an o w n opinion...)

It's not even a review...

Originally posted by: Clochette

The tweet = below the belt (why even post this kind of tweets instead of giving an o w n opinion...)

It's not even a review...

Rage baiting….what else do you expect from someone who keeps giving platform to the trashy KRK? Best way is to ignore…just like we ignore KRK.

Originally posted by: oyebollywood

https://x.com/i/status/1998963939716247642

Yes... I was told about that (which made me think at making 'bleed the opposition with many cuts')... then I researched about him... a very interesting person and skilled person at his time... in real llife, he joined BJP after not being an employee of the country anymore (so he may not have protested - at 80 years old - against words put into 'his' mouth he may have never said).

Originally posted by: oyebollywood

https://x.com/i/status/1998932579639312424

Maybe one should open a political discussion in another thread... (Dhurandhar has a highly entertaining quality, but also controversial ingredients, latter better being discussed not in a review and box office thread...just my thinking )

Originally posted by: catchm-ifucan

Plethora of complaints from southIndia for not releasing it in the local languages…people in Metros are fine but the 2nd and 3rd tier need some help….

It's something I also wondered about... but then, after knowing some things about the movie, I thought that it fits to another political agenda... (one India, one official language = Hindi) - but again, just answering to the tweet posted (not wanting to iniciate a political discussion here).

First and foremost, Dhurandhar is a movie...this is a review thread and n o t a movie-discussion thread... why not making one with so much potential to discuss the film... I miss more member reviews... or in tweets like the one currently posted.

https://x.com/filmy_view/status/1999066036319199487

Originally posted by: Clochette

It's something I also wondered about... but then, after knowing some things about the movie, I thought that it fits to another political agenda... (one India, one official language = Hindi) - but again, just answering to the tweet posted (not wanting to iniciate a political discussion here).

First and foremost, Dhurandhar is a movie...this is a review thread and n o t a movie-discussion thread... why not making one with so much potential to discuss the film... I miss more member reviews... or in tweets like the one currently posted.

India has two official languages and 22 Scheduled languages

We don't have one language domination anywhere

Releasing movies in different languages requires a budget which I don't think they will be able to recover from these markets

You add promotional cost for different languages to it

If Toxic vs Dhurandhar 2 is on the cards, there's no point spending extra on dubbing + promotions because South Indian distributors don't share screens

It just was a thought (but the money argument may also fit)... I simply remembered what I got to know relative to Modi's plans when (first) elected pm...maybe I should have put a behind my idea... otherwise, I know well about the language-map of India The small Switzerland even has 3 official languages and one more in one part of the country.