The massive increase in ticket prices by multiplexes is to blame for the obvious drop in receipts of recent big-ticket films, even during their openings and first few days. The admission price in multiplex theatres has risen to close to Rs 400, which has kept the family audience away till they hear it is worth spending a lot of money to see a movie. The recent huge flicks acharya and sarkaru vaari paata have likewise gotten less attention than they deserve given their genre. Now, for the following film, which will be released on May 27th, f3 is making preparations in order to avoid losing the family audience.
F3 is primarily aimed at a family audience, and it is well known that the original instalment was a huge hit only thanks to them. Now that ticket prices have skyrocketed, f3 producer dil raju is said to be considering not applying for any ticket price increases, at least for the time being. The trailer is a huge hit, and director Anil Ravipudi does an excellent job of generating anticipation for the film. If the film receives positive feedback, the crew is working to ensure that ticket prices do not prevent people from seeing it.
It's become customary in Nizam to raise ticket prices whenever they want, and with tickets already costing 295 rupees, the producers are gaining permission to raise the price by 50 or 100 rupees depending on the celebrity. As a result, the producers are now limiting the damage caused by the raise, which was intended to be the other way around.
F3 is primarily aimed at a family audience, and it is well known that the original instalment was a huge hit only thanks to them. Now that ticket prices have skyrocketed, f3 producer dil raju is said to be considering not applying for any ticket price increases, at least for the time being. The trailer is a huge hit, and director Anil Ravipudi does an excellent job of generating anticipation for the film. If the film receives positive feedback, the crew is working to ensure that ticket prices do not prevent people from seeing it.
It's become customary in Nizam to raise ticket prices whenever they want, and with tickets already costing 295 rupees, the producers are gaining permission to raise the price by 50 or 100 rupees depending on the celebrity. As a result, the producers are now limiting the damage caused by the raise, which was intended to be the other way around.
