As Sankranti approaches, the movie industry is abuzz with preparations, but challenges loom large, especially in B,C centers. The promotion game is in full swing, with producers and buyers scrambling to secure theaters. However, this surge in demand is causing significant hurdles.
Ravi Teja’s fans are in a sad mood as expectations around his upcoming film, “Eagle,” seem to be faltering. Despite the team’s efforts through lyrical videos, interviews, and events, Director Karthik Ghattamaneni is striving to boost interest by sharing crucial insights about the movie. Only Ravi Teja’s loyal fan base remains a solid support system for the film.
A grand release is crucial for success. Any decrease in theater openings could lead to financial setbacks. Traditionally, Ravi Teja’s films command screens in C centers, but this time, trade talks indicate a different scenario. For instance, in East Godavari and Kurnool district, the number of available theaters is alarmingly low for Ravi Teja film. Even established films like “Naa sami Ranga” and “Hanuman” faced similar challenges, posing a disadvantage amidst fierce competition.
The hard times are high for “Eagle,” especially after the underwhelming performances of previous films like “Ravanasura” and “Tiger Nageswara Rao.” Fans are pinning hopes for a blockbuster amidst intense competition. However, the movie’s release date remains a concern. While some suggested a January 26 release, People’s Media Factory seemed unconvinced.
To soar high, “Eagle” needs to reach a vast audience base. Missing out on a significant percentage of viewers could impact the film’s outcome. The team faces the daunting task of outshining other mass options. The path to success for “Eagle” requires a touch of magic and strategic planning. The team’s next moves will be closely watched to see if they can elevate the film’s position amidst the competitive landscape.
