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How could you predict that Agneepath would touch the Rs. 100-crore mark (net collections) in India when collections dropped by about 40-45% on the second day (Friday)? Will it, in fact, collect that much?
Komal Nahta: The flying start which Agneepath took and the report of the youth were enough to give an indication where the film was headed. If collections dropped on Friday, they also picked up on Sunday, which we had envisaged because of the positive reports. As for your second question, it will easily touch the 100-crore mark. Why, the first week itself has ended at over Rs. 91 crore.
Can nothing be done about the innumerable court cases which are filed week in and week out against producers just before the release of their films, that too, on the flimsiest of grounds?
Komal Nahta: So long as even one case is genuine, nothing can be done to wish the cases away. It’s a free country and everybody has access to the courts here.
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Two years back, producers shied away from releasing films during the IPL cricket matches, but there are releases scheduled this year during the matches. Why this change?
Komal Nahta: Producers have realised that films will have to fight the IPL matches not by shying away from them but by taking them head-on.
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Komal Nahta, the Editor of Koimoi.com, is Bollywood’s most trusted trade analyst & film reviewer. You can follow him on Twitter and check out his Video Blog.
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