The two movies are Suman Ghosh-directed ‘Kabuliwala’ and Atanu Roy Choudhury-produced ‘Pradhan’.
National award-winning filmmaker Ghosh’s ‘Kabuliwala’ is an adaptation of Rabindranath Tagore’s brief story of the identical title.
Since December 22, the movie has already earned over ₹1 crore in income and is at the moment working in 66 theatres in Bengal, together with each single screens and multiplexes, based on a supply from the manufacturing home.
The movie, which stars Mithun Chakraborty and explores the bond between a father who leaves his younger daughter in faraway Kabul and discovers a resemblance to his daughter in somewhat lady within the metropolis, has been persistently bought out since December 22. The movie will likely be launched nationwide on December 29.
Atanu Roy Choudhury’s ‘Pradhan’ has been launched in 111 theatres. The movie’s first-week assortment has surpassed all earlier data for current Bengali movie releases throughout Christmas. The movie, which stars Bengali celebrity Dev and can be co-produced by him, focuses on corruption.
Choudhury expressed his satisfaction with the movie’s efficiency, saying it has exceeded his expectations. Many theatres have had sold-out reveals, whereas others have had an occupancy price of over 60 per cent in most screenings.
Some multiplexes, like PVR Inox South City, are displaying the movie 5 instances a day, whereas others are displaying it not less than 3 times.
Director Suman Ghosh expressed happiness with the big turnout for each ‘Kabuliwala’ and ‘Pradhan’ regardless of dealing with powerful competitors from the Hindi blockbuster ‘Dunki’ starring Shah Rukh Khan.
During 2020-2021, with theatres working at 50 per cent capability, movie releases had decrease turnouts, and the OTT platforms dominated throughout Durga Puja-Diwali and Christmas releases.
However, the scenario has began to vary since 2022, with the discharge of three Bengali movies.
Source web site: www.hindustantimes.com
