New Era of Cinema - MULITPLEX following

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Niharika Jain

@Ultimate_Shadow

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Posted: 16 years ago

for the past few years, a new era of cinema - has evolved, actually not new but different something that is apllauded and appreciated much mmore than in yesterday times, when films were regarded as 'ART FILMS' only and they failed to gather a large chunk of audiences, but now things have changed, if we look at the previous years, filmmakers have started making films which are much appreciated by multiplex audiences thus...they make money too😛 now this era has defintely caught the eye of the people. many movies have worked just on the count of multiplexes and termed a hit.. means even if they didn't do well overall in cinemas- they recover their prices and just make bonus profits from MULTIPLEX cinema only. this is called 'multiplex era cinema' here are some movies which were not that hyped and having big budgets but they made profits in multiplexes and were considered hits👏

Ek Hasina Thi - 2004 (Thriller)

Aamir-2008 (Thriller)

Bheja Fry (Comedy)

Welcome to Sajjanpur(Comedy)

Dev D - 2009 (Dark romance)

Iqbal

Dor

A Wednesday

Rock on

recently released Wake Up Sid

if u know some...do share😊😃

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bemused

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Posted: 16 years ago

Two obvious ones are A Wednesday and Rock On. Not sure how profitable Oye lucky, Lucky Oye and Khosla Ka Ghosla were. How about Mithya? Was it a financial success?

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Posted: 16 years ago

Khosla ka Ghosla and Oye Lucky Lucky Oye did well commercially - I think for their budget they were above average earners.

Mithya though didn't do well.

I also think Dil Chahta Hai was the beginning of the "multiplex film" even though there weren't that many multiplexes around back then.

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sakura_

@sakura_

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Posted: 16 years ago

wut about Johnny Gaddar and Black Friday? dunno if they were commercially successful....

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Niharika Jain

@Ultimate_Shadow

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Posted: 16 years ago

Originally posted by: -bluemoon-
Khosla ka Ghosla and Oye Lucky Lucky Oye did well commercially - I think for their budget they were above average earners.

Mithya though didn't do well.

I also think Dil Chahta Hai was the beginning of the "multiplex film" even though there weren't that many multiplexes around back then.

absolutely👏

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Niharika Jain

@Ultimate_Shadow

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Posted: 16 years ago

Originally posted by: bemused
Two obvious ones are A Wednesday and Rock On. Not sure how profitable Oye lucky, Lucky Oye and Khosla Ka Ghosla were. How about Mithya? Was it a financial success?

yeah how could i forget these Duh!