Box Office Collections - Jilla vs Veeram

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Originally Posted by Deepak7

Jilla emerges as a Highest Opener ever for a Vijay film in UK :
Thuppakki - £ 1,34,280 [Rs. 1.18 crores] in 6days.
Thalaivaa - £ 1,21,249 [Rs. 1.14 crores] in 3days.
Jilla - £152,552 (1.52 crores) in 4days! :smokesmirk:

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Thupaaki ya vida Jilla super nu solreenga?

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Originally Posted by Death Note

Is this how you guys are comparing the success of a movie? Not by direction, acting, screenplay, dialogue etc but solely on the amount of money it makes. No wonder tamil cinema is in decline. All this money talk seems so childish.

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Originally Posted by Mr.GreyShirt

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aha....in the end it's all about business, money and making profit.

arranging a success press meet just 3days after film release is to make sure that producer and other people related to film business like distributors to make profit ...and more profit assp....

it's all business... including thanking the fans to encourage them to go and watch the moviey again and again...... :wink:

ofcourse success of the movie depends on the money it makes. that's why even top heroes do whatever they can do to make it success...otherwise they won't have career... :lol:

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Originally Posted by rachel

aha....in the end it's all about business, money and making profit.

arranging a success press meet just 3days after film release is to make sure that producer and other people related to film business like distributors to make profit ...and more profit assp....

it's all business... including thanking the fans to encourage them to go and watch the moviey again and again...... :wink:

ofcourse success of the movie depends on the money it makes. that's why even top heroes do whatever they can do to make it success...otherwise they won't have career... :lol:

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:lol: good one

Isn't that for the producer, director and the actors to worry about? As far as I'm concerned we audience should decide the success of a movie by how good it is.

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Originally Posted by Mr.GreyShirt

Isn't that for the producer, director and the actors to worry about? As far as I'm concerned we audience should decide the success of a movie by how good it is.

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u know people(actors or directors) associated with many good movies have disappeared if they can't make money with their movie.....

even today's top heroes ajith and vijay's half of the movies are rubbish :lol:

That's exactly what I am saying. It is our fault as audience. Even though those movies are rubbish they still manage to gain profit because of us. This makes it a fail proof for the directors and the producers. We give extremely positive reviews for bad movies because they are our favorite heroes. Kinda applies to all entertainment industries.

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Originally Posted by rachel

u know people(actors or directors) associated with many good movies have disappeared if they can't make money with their movie.....

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I think this hero worship/one man army portrayals needs to stop. Making them look like Superman, bigging themselves up via punch dialogues etc. Portray them as normal human beings. Both Jilla and Veeram guilty of this.

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Originally Posted by Death Note

I think this hero worship/one man army portrayals needs to stop. Making them look like Superman, bigging themselves up via punch dialogues etc. Portray them as normal human beings. Both Jilla and Veeram guilty of this.

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things is deathnote...........people(fans) like to watch ajith and vijay doing those stuff... they are forced to it just to satisfy their fans...fans are loyal... Fans will support them in their ups and downs...
people like you guys support movie only if you like it...ungalai nambi eppidi padam edugirathu... :lol: