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Vinod Kapri Claims Over 75% of 'Pyre' Shows Cut After 'Ramayana' Release
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What Happened?
Filmmaker Vinod Kapri alleges that over 75% of screenings for his film 'Pyre' were cut following the release of 'Ramayana: Rise of Legend'. He expresses frustration over the lack of opportunities for smaller films.
Key points
- Vinod Kapri claims that theatre owners reduced 'Pyre' screenings after 'Ramayana' released.
- He initially limited 'Pyre' to 80 shows, which increased to over 400 due to positive word of mouth.
- Kapri alleges that the number of shows for 'Pyre' fell from over 400 to less than 100.
- He questions why one film must be shut down for another to succeed.
- Kapri shared screenshots showing a drop in shows, particularly in Delhi.
Key insights
- The reduction in screenings for 'Pyre' may impact its box office performance significantly.
- Kapri's emotional appeal could resonate with audiences and draw attention to the plight of smaller films.
- The situation raises questions about fairness in the film industry regarding show allocations.
Why it matters
Kapri's appeal highlights the challenges faced by smaller films in gaining visibility against larger releases.
Entities
Vinod Kapri· PersonPyre· FilmRamayana: Rise of Legend· FilmDelhi· City
Source
Times of India
