It appears as though the creators of "Brahmastra" are still absorbing a recent stunner. Even though the movie has already made more than 240 crores net, it won't be able to cover the entire cost of production as planned. But they want to capitalise on what they saw on friday after seeing something shocking.
National multiplex companies have moved up the date of National cinema Day from september 16 to september 23 in honour of Brahmastra. However, because the ticket was only $75, Brahmastra saw a lot of visitors on this particular friday, which got people to thinking. The newest rumour is that Brahamstra distributors are providing festival offers to the audience in anticipation of announcing that the film's ticket would cost an average of $100 for a week at all multiplexes.
Brahmastra tickets will go on sale for just $100 from september 26 through september 29 in anticipation of "housefulls" in virtually every theatre due to this promotion. It appears that bollywood has realised that maintaining ticket prices beyond $300 to $400 would not draw audiences, but keeping them at or close to $100 will be a wise choice to draw people. Will they seriously put this into practise in the near future?
National multiplex companies have moved up the date of National cinema Day from september 16 to september 23 in honour of Brahmastra. However, because the ticket was only $75, Brahmastra saw a lot of visitors on this particular friday, which got people to thinking. The newest rumour is that Brahamstra distributors are providing festival offers to the audience in anticipation of announcing that the film's ticket would cost an average of $100 for a week at all multiplexes.
Brahmastra tickets will go on sale for just $100 from september 26 through september 29 in anticipation of "housefulls" in virtually every theatre due to this promotion. It appears that bollywood has realised that maintaining ticket prices beyond $300 to $400 would not draw audiences, but keeping them at or close to $100 will be a wise choice to draw people. Will they seriously put this into practise in the near future?
