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The makers of the film Adipurush, which was facing massive backlash due to its controversial dialogues and the look of the lead characters of the film, changed its dialogues on the sixth day of its release. The film’s team has released a video clip of a controversial dialogue spoken by Hanuman ji’s character Bajrang Bali before burning Lanka in the film. In the changed dialogue, the word ‘Lanka’ has been used instead of the word ‘Baap’. Now this dialogue has become ‘Kapda teri Lanka ka, tel teri Lanka ka, aag bhi teri Lanka ki aur jalegi bhi teri Lanka ki’.
The film’s earnings are decreasing day by day
The makers of ‘Adipurush’ have reduced the ticket price in multiplexes to just Rs 150 on the last day of the first week of its release. At present, the prices of tickets have been reduced for two days, 22 and 23 June. In fact, the producers of the film are trying to get more and more viewers to come to the theaters and watch the film at the reduced prices. These reduced ticket prices will be applicable across the country except Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Let us inform that ‘Adipurush’ has suffered huge losses due to the negative feedback received from the audience. Due to the strong advance booking on the first weekend, the film’s earnings stood at Rs 340 crore worldwide. But it got reduced to just Rs 35 crores on the first Monday and Rs 20 crores on Tuesday. On the other hand, the collection of the Hindi version of the film was limited to only Rs 5 crore on Tuesday. With the collection coming down further on Wednesday, the makers have decided to bring down the ticket prices along with bringing the dialogue changed version to the theatres.
Initially the ticket prices were very high.
Let us tell you that initially the ticket prices for the film Adipurush were kept very high. Especially in metros, the price of movie tickets in premium cinema halls had reached above Rs 2,000. Due to the film being 3D, its ticket prices were almost double that of normal films. As such, the general audience stayed away from the film. But now due to the film not getting a good response from the audience, the makers of the film have sold its tickets at a huge discount just six days after its release. Earlier this year, the makers of the film ‘Pathan’ had also priced its tickets at Rs 150 and later at Rs 100 to bring maximum audience to the cinema. But he did so in the fifth week of the film’s release. While the second film ‘Shehzada’ was about to release. But in the case of the film ‘Adipurush’, this happened in the first week itself.
trying to attract as many viewers as possible
Talking about the trend of film ‘Adipurush’ ticket prices coming down in the first week itself, producer and film business analyst Girish Johar says, ‘Just six days after the release the makers of the film Adipurush have reduced the ticket prices by Rs 150. By paying the money, he will get an opportunity to bring such a class of audience to the cinema, who want to see the film even after all the controversies, but are unable to do so because of its high prices. Anyway, after the first weekend, the film’s earnings are decreasing rapidly. Therefore, due to the reduction in the ticket prices, there can be a slight increase in the number of spectators. Girish further says that it has become clear about the film Adipurush that the audience has not liked it due to weak content. In such a situation, the makers of the film are trying to attract more and more audience to come to the theatres. For this, he has taken all the steps from changing the dialogue immediately to reducing the ticket prices. Anyway, before the release of Karthik Aryan and Kiara Advani’s film ‘Satya Prem Ki Katha’, which will be released next week, the film ‘Adipurush’ does not have much time left to earn.
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