Only four more
days left to witness the grand fireworks of India's biggest motion picture,
Baahubali. The hype and craze around the film is phenomenal and the film, due
to its release in record number of theaters in the Telugu states, ROI and in
the US, is expected to shatter all the existing box-office records. Meanwhile,
the advance bookings for the film have already begun and needless to say that
the tickets are being sold like hotcakes.
On the other hand, numerous benefit shows are being held post the midnight on the 10th July. The first ever benefit show will be held in a Hyderabad based theater and the tickets are being sold at unbelievable prices. As per the buzz, the tickets are priced between Rs 4000 to Rs 8000 for this show and this still did not deter the craze among the fans, who are not thinking twice to buy the tickets and become the first lucky ones to watch the film.
Along with this craze, coming in a lot of criticism that the distributors are cashing in on the craze and that they are looting the excited fans. While it is understandable that the distributors, who bought the film's theatrical rights at exorbitant prices, wish to recover their investments by all means, selling the tickets at such huge prices is something the film lovers cannot fathom. Apart from the benefit shows in Hyderabad, talks are on in Karnataka to double the ticket pricing in the first week of Baahubali's release.
On the other hand, numerous benefit shows are being held post the midnight on the 10th July. The first ever benefit show will be held in a Hyderabad based theater and the tickets are being sold at unbelievable prices. As per the buzz, the tickets are priced between Rs 4000 to Rs 8000 for this show and this still did not deter the craze among the fans, who are not thinking twice to buy the tickets and become the first lucky ones to watch the film.
Along with this craze, coming in a lot of criticism that the distributors are cashing in on the craze and that they are looting the excited fans. While it is understandable that the distributors, who bought the film's theatrical rights at exorbitant prices, wish to recover their investments by all means, selling the tickets at such huge prices is something the film lovers cannot fathom. Apart from the benefit shows in Hyderabad, talks are on in Karnataka to double the ticket pricing in the first week of Baahubali's release.
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