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Monthly Archives: March 2012
2012: The Year Of Content?
2011 was a year that saw Bollywood box office thrive like never before. New records were set, new benchmarks created. However, a large part of this growth came from the ‘opening weekend’ phenomenon. Very few films sustained beyond the first … Continue reading
Posted in Films
Tagged Agneepath, Bollywood, Box Office, Kahaani, Ormax Media, Paan Singh Tomar, WOM
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Think Again, Will You?
Warning: This may end up being a ‘reverse-troll’ post. But since it has bothered me all day long, may as well write it. I happened to read film critic Raja Sen’s column in Mumbai Mirror this morning (This). He wrote … Continue reading
Posted in Films
Tagged Blood Money, Bollywood, Hugo, Piracy, Raja Sen, Theatrical, Viacom 18
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The Promo Factor – An Open Challenge
Once in a while, you hit a roadblock. That awkward moment when you know the exact problem, but you just can’t put your finger on the solution. That’s when you go to the Internet for help! Described below is a unique … Continue reading
The Curious Case Of Paan Singh Tomar
A part of our work involves evaluating film campaigns against a set of consumer parameters. The three big parameters, that dominate all others, are: A big star, two hit songs, and a youth friendly genre (read comedy, college or romance). … Continue reading
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Tagged Bollywood, Box Office, Irrfan Khan, Paan Singh Tomar, Tigmanshu Dhulia, UTV
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