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Sikandar box office collection: Salman Khan’s ‘Alexander’ did not see special response from the audience after its release. The film appeared to fail to collect records at the box office. According to the Bollywood ruckus, ‘Sikander’ is a flop at the box office. In such a situation, someone is blaming the content of the film, while some are telling expensive tickets the reason for the film being a flop.
E-Times took opinion from many trade analysts who gave the real reason for ‘Alexander’ being a flop. Taran Adarsh said- ‘I think the real factor that did not work really was script and content. The content was so weak that even an hour of the staff could not save it after the initial excitement.
‘The film was going on the slope’
Taran Adarsh further said- ‘You know, the first day was good, Eid was on the second and third day, so it got the benefit but after that it just collapsed. The film was going on the slope. See the trend, day to day trade. You will see that this is a shocking business with the Salman Khan starrer film. Even Salman did not look as ready.
‘The script was so bad that this …’
Taran Girish Wankhede also blamed the script of ‘Alexander’ for the film being flopped. He said- ‘The script was so bad that it was such a thin story that people could not connect with it. There was no strong subject in this. The second reason was that Salman Khan looked tired, tired and tired and mostly he was not interested in the film and it could be seen on the screen. There was also a reason that it did not seem that he wanted to act. We do not know what was the issue with this man.
The reason for the expensive ticket is a flop?
Let me tell you that earlier film maker Tigmanshu Dhulia had given expensive tickets the reason for ‘Alexander’ flopped. He had said in an interview to ANI- ‘The average capability of South’s cinemas is 75%, but 25% in Hindi, as there is a limit at ticket rates. You can keep the price you want here. Ticket prices are so high that who will go to see a film? Traffic is increasing in every city, so people think about leaving it.
Tigmanshu further said- ‘When cinema is there and ticket prices are reduced by Rs 100, then every theater is full. The films that went on were only because of cheap ticket prices, including Tumbad, Sanam Teri Kasam and Rockstar. These were flops when the original release was released.
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