Movies become hits and flops not only on content but also on budget. Are there really benefits of investing crores of rupees?

Problem of budget along with content

According to experts, along with its content, its budget also plays a big role in whether a film becomes a hit or a flop. If the audience is liking a film and its budget is also low, then the chances of it becoming a hit increase. But if the budget of the film is high, then it needs to earn a lot to become a hit. For example, Bhool Bhulaiyaa reached the hit category as soon as it reached the Rs 200 crore club. To become a hit, Singham Again will have to enter at least the Rs 400 crore club, which looks very difficult considering the current circumstances. At present, it does not seem easy for both the films Singham Again and Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 to enter the Rs 300 crore club.

What do southern makers do?

Experts from the film world say that in this matter, South producers are much wiser than Bollywood producers. They make films with strong content on a tight budget. When the film is liked by the audience, it becomes a superhit. For example, the budget of the superhit film Hanuman, released earlier this year, was only Rs 40 crores. But due to the love received from the audience, the film earned more than Rs 250 crore. Whereas the budget of the film Kantara, released in the year 2022, was Rs 16 crore, the film earned more than Rs 300 crore.