In the recent times, most films especially big films are becoming victims of postponement. Though the reasons behind are many, opening collections is the main factor that resemble upon these delay’s. While Films like ‘Srimanthudu’ and ‘Rudhramadevi’ got postponed to give way for Baahubali, ‘Cheekati Rajyam’ and ‘Sankarabharanam’ got delayed for ‘Akhil.’
Keeping aside the results of these films, mutual understanding seemed good to our heroes, producers and directors.
Now, the very seem scenario will be seen for the next summer. In summer 2016, Mahesh’s ‘Brahmotsawan,’ Pawan’s ‘Sardaar Gabbar Singh’ and Allu Arjun’s ‘Sarainodu’ will be storming into theatres. With a huge budget getting involved in these films, an estimated Rs 270 Cr money will be flooded into the box-office (includes estimated collections of all three films). With such money prevailing over these movies, dates of release was confused in the beginning.
Since all three heroes aiming to release in summer, dates got clashed, and producers were in high tension about the films collections. But the recent news is that Mahesh, Pawan an Allu Arjun has decided to release their films with a minimum gap and thereby to have a huge share of opening day collections.
As per sources, Mahesh Babu Spoke with Pawan Kalyan over the release of ‘Sardaar,’ in reply Pawan said March will be the month of release. With Pawan occupying March, Mahesh decided to conquer the box-office in April. Allu Arjun too planned of releasing his film in the last week of April.
With all three heroes discussing their releases, the deal has been finalised between these three heroes.
