What is wrong with BOI?

https://boxofficeindia.com/report-details.php?articleid=8455

Laapata Ladies has earned 18cr net india and a gross of 22cr worldwide

The budget is only 4cr

How is this movie not successful..? I mean it is a clean hit considering the budget

How are they not calling it a successful movie? Just because it does not fit in the high testosterone category they love so much?

I have seen many sites calling LL a success

BOI is an agenda driven site run by a shameless stooge.

Bollywood really needs a professionally run agency that can authentically represent facts. I’m counting on Ormax. It’s slowly getting there.

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Of course, it is a success when regarding the budget...even with 5 cr and just above 17 cr India net it would be a success.

I hope that Kiran will do more movies.

This website inflates numbers for nepo babies, I won’t be surprised if it’s owned by KJO as that’s who it panders to. The way they write their articles is straight up disrespectful. Remember when they said Rocky Aur Rani isn’t working because the hero is “feminine” and not portraying toxic masculinity, there was another film too that they were mocking and making jokes about.

Oh but when a Varun, Arjun or Ranbir flop comes out they use optimistic language They also take 3-4 years to update official verdicts for certain nepo baby flops, so they can sneakily go back and bump it up to a semi-hit or average. Dont be surprised to see Shamshera listed as a “semi-hit” or Brahmastra as a blockbuster in 2027.

Go to Ibos website

They are the most bogus site with sexist, homophobic agenda underlining their reports

Ignore

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

Go to Ibos website

Which site is that? Can you give a link?

As for BOI...I've stopped to read what they write.

Extremely crude and misognyistic content they churn out

someone feed them some chocolate

When talking about BOI, isn't it - basically - one person that is responsible for the content you mentioned here?

I admit that I deliberately skip articles and twitter posts of certain filmindustry related people when I get a bad feeling about their kind of writing behaviour.