Bad Year for Bollywood; Only 1 Clean Hit ? - Page 4

Originally posted by: priya185

I don’t care if the movie made enough money, I am not a producer. To me it only matters if I enjoy the film and if my favourite actor/ actress has other exciting projects to work on.

That’s the best logic as Bollywood is a scam anyways including their verdicts.

Originally posted by: I_M_SultaN

it is still btr thn other producer driven sites

They all scams and report as they like!! No site better then the other. I have made that conclusion years ago that’s why I use what suits me I have no loyality to any Bollywood site. I mean when we hear on coporate booking hiked numbers etc.. there is no transparency.. it’s bogus and esp since Covid just to show Bollywood is thriving by some.

They earn a lot of money through flop movies too. So don't really care.

7 months left & here are list of films which might be HIT:

1. Kalki 2898 AD

2. Indian 2 (Hindi Dub)

3. Pushpa 2 - The Rule (Hindi Dub)

4. Stree 2

5. Jigra

6. Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3

7. Singham Again

8. Raid 2

9. Welcome To The Jungle

10. Sitaare Zameen Par

Agar na HIT hui toh mere peechhey na parh jaana

What is the difference between average and semi hit!

Originally posted by: Silpa20

What is the difference between average and semi hit!

Exactly, either a movie should be hit or flop . Why these stupid fancy tags like average/Semi hit

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

In terms of total money its ahead of I think all the movies. But It should've made more than it did. Maybe a good amount more

Also in terms of budget its far ahead of others, 250cr budget with only 200cr net collection.

There are hardly 1-2 releases every month. BW doesnt have movies to show

Originally posted by: _symphony

There are hardly 1-2 releases every month. BW doesnt have movies to show

No funds. The A listers are interested only in event movies which need big budgets but no one dares to invest that much atp resulting in a lull period with no big releases to look forward to. South Indian movies to the rescue, yet again.

Is bollywood dying?

Is it going the Hollywood way?