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[Deep Mody]

Must Read This Article Which Proves That Radhe Wasn't Watched By 4.2 Million People On 1st Day Of Its Release And Those Numbers Were Fake

WHAT DO 4.2 MILLION VIEWS OF ‘RADHE’ ON FIRST DAY MEAN? | 15 May, 2021 – Film Information

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[d5aqoep]

What a drivel this movie was!! Disha Patani looks desperate to woo us with her cleavage. Salman Khan with his wooden acting has gone wayyy past his prime. Only Randeep Hooda did some justice to his role. The movie had no story/plot, no twists and zero soul. The only positive thing was to see empty streets of Mumbai in covid era. It doesn’t feel like Mumbai at times.

 

[Narcissist]

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250 crores cannot be made on a pay per view model in a country like India. They are gonna have to milk the losses from advertisers on their tv premiere or they are doomed. Best strategy would be to premiere it on tv after 30 days of it's pay per view release.

 

[rohitvatsa]

250 crores cannot be made on a pay per view model in a country like India. They are gonna have to milk the losses from advertisers on their tv premiere or they are doomed. Best strategy would be to premiere it on tv after 30 days of it's pay per view release.

I think they will re-release the movie in theatre to a small extent to recover their money.

 

[Mr.Bhat]

Salman Khan’s Radhe may ultimately prove a loss-making deal for Zee Studios that had paid nearly ₹230 crore to acquire it along with a few other films in a bundle deal. With the film unavailable in theatres in the domestic market, Zee’s gamble to recoup costs from the pay-per-view model hasn’t exactly set the cash registers ringing, nor has the film impressed the diaspora in international markets.

Zee to accrue losses as 'Radhe' fails to impress

Zee’s gamble to recoup costs from the pay-per-view model hasn’t exactly set the cash registers ringing, nor has the film impressed the diaspora in international markets

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