After all the tall claims of reviving the movie-theatre glory, the producers of Sooryavanshi have struck a hefty handsome deal with Netflix to stream the film in the first week of December, probably from December 5.
For the movie-theatre business this is a big blow, putting a very large question mark on the future of cinemas across the country.
The makers of Sooryavanshi had vowed to release their film only in movie theatres. In their defence, they have kept their promise. The film opened in movie theatres across India on November 5.
But the film has already been sold to Netflix for streaming which gives the theatres only a month to make profits from ticket sales.
“Once a film starts streaming audiences in theatres stop almost completely. Selling the streaming rights of Sooryavanshi so soon after its theatre release is like suicide for us movie exhibitors. We request producers to not fall prey to the temptation of making quick and big bucks at the cost of the boxoffice business,” says Roshan Singh a leading film exhibitor in Bihar.
Apparently the streaming rights of Sooryavanshi have been sold to Netflix for a staggering Rs.65 crores.
Ram Gopal Varma refuses to take back his words regarding singer Sukhwinder’s hand in the composing … Read More
Filmmaker Hansal Mehta and actor Pratik Gandhi have so far collaborated for the game-changing OTT-defining… Read More
It’s like a dream come true.Like Rajesh Khanna and Sharmila Tagore’s progenies coming together. Once… Read More
Kiran Rao’s Laapata Ladies was never meant to be a blockbuster. The film has completed 50… Read More
The new version of the Ramayan directed by Nitesh Tiwari, stars Ranbir Kapoor as Rama,… Read More
There is no one quite like Aamir Khan. Anything he does makes news even without… Read More
Leave a Comment