Ek Tha Tiger's First 5 day Extended Weekend is going to come around 93 cr Mark.
Our Pre-Release expectations were around 86 cr for this particular 5 day period.
Though we took around a 3200 print release format and eventually the film released on 3300 prints.
So, the Movie has lived upto the pre release expectations.
Last Year's Biggest Grosser Bodyguard did 85 cr Nett in 5 day weekend.
Another good thing going in favor of Ek Tha Tiger is that tomorrow(Monday) is a national holiday, so expect another bountiful day.
Our whole 9 day Extended week prediction is at 125 cr Nett. Lets see how close the movie eventually gets to that.
Pre Release Prediction :
http://boxofficekings.blogspot.com/2012/07/ek-tha-tiger-boxoffice-prediction.html
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Friday, August 17, 2012
Ek Tha Tiger Budget and Ancillary Revenue
Total Cost of Ek Tha Tiger to YRF = 90 cr
Satellite Rights = 45 cr
Other Rights = 5 cr
Satellite Rights = 45 cr
Other Rights = 5 cr
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Amitabh Bachchan's Golden Run 1973-1988
There might be an never-ending debate on how perhaps the Movie
business has changed in the last 30 odd years. Actors are doing
increasingly lesser movies(though this trend started in the 2000′s
only),increase in other mediums of entertainment, and so on.
On the other hand there have been booms too for the industry with Music(in 90′s) , Sattellite/Cable(2000′s) providing a very good avenue for Movie Revenue thus helping a lot in the movie’s recovery.
Also can be said that modes of promotions has also increased by leaps and bounds.But leaving the above behind, and going movie to movie, Amitabh Bachchan hit an extreme purple patch for almost 15-16 years between 1973-88.
The Innings is interesting for the amount of movies done and the success rate achieved.Infact of the 63 movies Bachchan did in that period only 7 movies faced monetary losses of any kinds, thus a loss making movie used to an Event for Amitabh Bachchan.
Also, Amitabh Bachchan had atleast 1 hit a year for 14 straight years(1973-86).
Take a look.
Film Year Gross(where available) Classification
1 Zanjeer 1973 5,00,00,000 AAA*
2 Bandhe Haath 1973 – Flop
3 Abhimaaan 1973 – A
4 Namak Haraam 1973 – BB
5 Kasauti 1974 – B
6 Benaam 1974 – B
7 Majboor 1974 – AA*
8 Roti Kapada Aur Makaan 1974 12,50,00,000 AAA*
9 Deewar 1975 6,50,00,000 A11*
10 Zameer 1975 – Flop
11 Mili 1975 – B
12 Sholay 1975 30,00,00,000 A111*
13 Faraar 1975 – Flop
14 Chupke Chupke 1975 – AA
15 Hera Pheri 1976 5,00,00,000 A1*
16 Kabhi Kabhi 1976 – AA
17 Adalat 1976 – AA*
18 Do Anjaane 1976 – A
19 Amar Akbar Abthony 1977 9,00,00,000 AAA*
20 Khoon Pasina 1977 5,00,00,000 A1*
21 Alaap 1977 – Flop
22 Parvarish 1977 6,50,00,000 A11*
23 Imaan Dharam 1977 – Flop
24 Ganga Ki Saugandh 1978 – AA*
25 Kasme Vaade 1978 5,00,00,000 A1*
26 Besharam 1978 – BB
27 Trishul 1978 7,00,00,000 A11*
28 Don 1978 6,00,00,000 A1*
29 Muqaddar Ka Sikander 1978 10,00,00,000 AAA*
30 The Great Gambler 1979 – B
31 Jurmana 1979 – Flop
32 Mr Natwarlal 1979 7,00,00,000 A1*
33 Kala Pathar 1979 – BB
34 Manzil 1979 – B
35 Suhaag 1979 7,00,00,000 A1*
36 Do Aur Do Paanch 1980 – A
37 Dostana 1980 7,00,00,000 A1*
38 Ram Balraam 1980 7,00,00,000 AA*
39 Shaan 1980 7,00,00,000 A*
40 Naseeb 1981 10,00,00,000 A1*
41 Barsaat Ki Ek Raat 1981 – AA*
42 Lawaaris 1981 9,00,00,000 A11*
43 Silsila 1981 – Flop
44 Yaraana 1981 7,00,00,000 A1*
45 Kaalia 1981 – AA*
46 Satte Pe Satta 1982 – AA*
47 Bemisaal 1982 – B
48 Desh Premee 1982 – A
49 Namak Halaal 1982 8,00,00,000 A11*
50 Khudaar 1982 7,00,00,000 A1*
51 Shakti 1982 – B
52 Nastik 1983 BB
53 Andha Kanoon 1983 9,00,00,000 A11*
54 Mahaan 1983 – B
55 Pukar 1983 – B
56 Coolie 1983 11,00,00,000 A11*
57 Inquilaab 1984 – B
58 Sharaabi 1984 6,00,00,000 AA*
59 Geraftaar 1985 – AA*
60 Mard 1985 8,00,00,000 A1*
61 Aakhree Raasta 1986 7,50,00,000 A1*
62 Shahenshah 1988 7,00,00,000 AA*
63 Ganga Jamuna Saraswati 1988 – B
Classifications
A111-All Time Blockbuster
AAA-Blockbuster
A11-Super Hit
A1-Super Hit/Hit
AA-Hit
A-Semi Hit
BB-Above Average
B-Average
*denotes equal universal success
SUCCESS RATIO-88.8%
36 ALL INDIA HITS(From 1973-88)
For Fairness purpose its important to highlight the not so successfull periods of Bachchan’s Career.
1969-72
This Period is the start of the Career of Big B, he mostly struggled around for few years before breaking big time in Zanjeer. The notable movies of this time are Saat Hindustani, Anand and Bombay to Goa.
1 Saat Hindustani 1969 – Flop
2 Anand 1970 – AA
3 Reshma Aur Shera 1971 – Flop
4 Pyar Ki Kahani 1971 – Flop
5 Parwana 1971 – Flop
6 Bombay To Goa 1971 – BB
7 Bansi Birju 1972 – Flop
8 Ek Nazar 1972 – Flop
9 Sanjog 1972 – Flop
10 Raaste Ka Pathar 1972 – Flop
1989-92
This Period Signifies the return of Big B from the political Arena back to movie business, again here he didnt find the same success as he did in this prime. Notable movies are Agneepath,Hum and Aaj Ka Arjun.
1 Toofan 1989 – B
2 Jaadugar 1989 – Flop
3 Main Azaad Hoon 1989 – Flop
4 Agneepath 1990 – B
5 Aaj Ka Arjun 1990 7,00,00,000 AA*
6 Hum 1991 8,00,00,000 AA*
7 Ajooba 1991 – Flop
8 Indrajeet 1991 – Flop
9 Akayla 1991 – Flop
10 Khuda Gawah 1992 – B
11 Insaaniyat 1994 – B
Since 1997 Amitabh Bachchan has starred and been successfull in uncountable number of movies, though most have been in character role capacity thus cant be counted(in this context that is), though he has again had Pivotal roles in movies like Paa,Black,Cheeni Kum and Khakee but such movies wont be 10% of his movies since 2000 and definitely dont echo back at the glorious run of 1973-88.
On the other hand there have been booms too for the industry with Music(in 90′s) , Sattellite/Cable(2000′s) providing a very good avenue for Movie Revenue thus helping a lot in the movie’s recovery.
Also can be said that modes of promotions has also increased by leaps and bounds.But leaving the above behind, and going movie to movie, Amitabh Bachchan hit an extreme purple patch for almost 15-16 years between 1973-88.
The Innings is interesting for the amount of movies done and the success rate achieved.Infact of the 63 movies Bachchan did in that period only 7 movies faced monetary losses of any kinds, thus a loss making movie used to an Event for Amitabh Bachchan.
Also, Amitabh Bachchan had atleast 1 hit a year for 14 straight years(1973-86).
Take a look.
Film Year Gross(where available) Classification
1 Zanjeer 1973 5,00,00,000 AAA*
2 Bandhe Haath 1973 – Flop
3 Abhimaaan 1973 – A
4 Namak Haraam 1973 – BB
5 Kasauti 1974 – B
6 Benaam 1974 – B
7 Majboor 1974 – AA*
8 Roti Kapada Aur Makaan 1974 12,50,00,000 AAA*
9 Deewar 1975 6,50,00,000 A11*
10 Zameer 1975 – Flop
11 Mili 1975 – B
12 Sholay 1975 30,00,00,000 A111*
13 Faraar 1975 – Flop
14 Chupke Chupke 1975 – AA
15 Hera Pheri 1976 5,00,00,000 A1*
16 Kabhi Kabhi 1976 – AA
17 Adalat 1976 – AA*
18 Do Anjaane 1976 – A
19 Amar Akbar Abthony 1977 9,00,00,000 AAA*
20 Khoon Pasina 1977 5,00,00,000 A1*
21 Alaap 1977 – Flop
22 Parvarish 1977 6,50,00,000 A11*
23 Imaan Dharam 1977 – Flop
24 Ganga Ki Saugandh 1978 – AA*
25 Kasme Vaade 1978 5,00,00,000 A1*
26 Besharam 1978 – BB
27 Trishul 1978 7,00,00,000 A11*
28 Don 1978 6,00,00,000 A1*
29 Muqaddar Ka Sikander 1978 10,00,00,000 AAA*
30 The Great Gambler 1979 – B
31 Jurmana 1979 – Flop
32 Mr Natwarlal 1979 7,00,00,000 A1*
33 Kala Pathar 1979 – BB
34 Manzil 1979 – B
35 Suhaag 1979 7,00,00,000 A1*
36 Do Aur Do Paanch 1980 – A
37 Dostana 1980 7,00,00,000 A1*
38 Ram Balraam 1980 7,00,00,000 AA*
39 Shaan 1980 7,00,00,000 A*
40 Naseeb 1981 10,00,00,000 A1*
41 Barsaat Ki Ek Raat 1981 – AA*
42 Lawaaris 1981 9,00,00,000 A11*
43 Silsila 1981 – Flop
44 Yaraana 1981 7,00,00,000 A1*
45 Kaalia 1981 – AA*
46 Satte Pe Satta 1982 – AA*
47 Bemisaal 1982 – B
48 Desh Premee 1982 – A
49 Namak Halaal 1982 8,00,00,000 A11*
50 Khudaar 1982 7,00,00,000 A1*
51 Shakti 1982 – B
52 Nastik 1983 BB
53 Andha Kanoon 1983 9,00,00,000 A11*
54 Mahaan 1983 – B
55 Pukar 1983 – B
56 Coolie 1983 11,00,00,000 A11*
57 Inquilaab 1984 – B
58 Sharaabi 1984 6,00,00,000 AA*
59 Geraftaar 1985 – AA*
60 Mard 1985 8,00,00,000 A1*
61 Aakhree Raasta 1986 7,50,00,000 A1*
62 Shahenshah 1988 7,00,00,000 AA*
63 Ganga Jamuna Saraswati 1988 – B
Classifications
A111-All Time Blockbuster
AAA-Blockbuster
A11-Super Hit
A1-Super Hit/Hit
AA-Hit
A-Semi Hit
BB-Above Average
B-Average
*denotes equal universal success
SUCCESS RATIO-88.8%
36 ALL INDIA HITS(From 1973-88)
For Fairness purpose its important to highlight the not so successfull periods of Bachchan’s Career.
1969-72
This Period is the start of the Career of Big B, he mostly struggled around for few years before breaking big time in Zanjeer. The notable movies of this time are Saat Hindustani, Anand and Bombay to Goa.
1 Saat Hindustani 1969 – Flop
2 Anand 1970 – AA
3 Reshma Aur Shera 1971 – Flop
4 Pyar Ki Kahani 1971 – Flop
5 Parwana 1971 – Flop
6 Bombay To Goa 1971 – BB
7 Bansi Birju 1972 – Flop
8 Ek Nazar 1972 – Flop
9 Sanjog 1972 – Flop
10 Raaste Ka Pathar 1972 – Flop
1989-92
This Period Signifies the return of Big B from the political Arena back to movie business, again here he didnt find the same success as he did in this prime. Notable movies are Agneepath,Hum and Aaj Ka Arjun.
1 Toofan 1989 – B
2 Jaadugar 1989 – Flop
3 Main Azaad Hoon 1989 – Flop
4 Agneepath 1990 – B
5 Aaj Ka Arjun 1990 7,00,00,000 AA*
6 Hum 1991 8,00,00,000 AA*
7 Ajooba 1991 – Flop
8 Indrajeet 1991 – Flop
9 Akayla 1991 – Flop
10 Khuda Gawah 1992 – B
11 Insaaniyat 1994 – B
Since 1997 Amitabh Bachchan has starred and been successfull in uncountable number of movies, though most have been in character role capacity thus cant be counted(in this context that is), though he has again had Pivotal roles in movies like Paa,Black,Cheeni Kum and Khakee but such movies wont be 10% of his movies since 2000 and definitely dont echo back at the glorious run of 1973-88.
Sunday, August 12, 2012
Raj Kapoor Success Record
1949
Andaz - Blockbuster
Barsaat - Blockbuster (Top Grosser)
1950
Dastaan - Hit
Sargam - Semi Hit
1951
Awaara - Blockbuster (Top Grosser)
1952
Anhonee - Hit
1953
-
1954
Boot Polish - Semi Hit
1955
Shree 420 - Blockbuster (Top Grosser)
1956
Chori Chori - Hit
1957
-
1958
Phir Subah Hogi - Hit
Parvarish - Semi Hit
1959
Anaari - Super Hit
1960
Jis Desh Mein Ganga Behti Hai - Hit
Chhalia - Above Average
1961
Nazrara - Average
1962
-
1963
Dil Hi Toh Hai - Below Average
1964
Sangam - Blockbuster (Top Grosser)
Dulha Dulhan - Above Average
Saturday, August 11, 2012
Sunil Dutt Success Record
1956
Ek Hi Raasta - Hit
1957
Mother India - All Time Grosser
1958
Sadhna - Hit
1959
-
1960
Hum Hindustani - Above Average
1961
Chhaya - Average
1962
Main Chup Rahungi - Above Average
1963
Gumrah - Hit
Mujhe Jeene Do - Semi Hit
Aaj Aur Kal - Average
1964
Woh Kaun Thi - Hit
Beti Bete - Semi Hit
1965
Waqt - Blockbuster
Khandaan - Hit
1966
Mera Saaya - Super Hit
1967
Hamraaz - Super Hit
Meherbaan - Hit
Milan - Hit
1968
Sadhu Aur Shaitan - Semi Hit
Padosan - Hit
1969
Chirag - Above Average
1970
Bhai Bhai - Above Average
Shammi Kapoor "Rebel Star" Success Record
1957
Tumsa Nahi Dekha - Hit
1958
-
1959
Dil Deke Dekho - Hit
1960
Singapore - Semi Hit
College Girl - Average
1961
Junglee - Superhit
Boyfriend - Below Average
1962
Professor - Hit
Dil Tera Diwana - Hit
China Town - Hit
1963
Bluffmaster - Average
1964
Rajkumar - Hit
Kashmir ki Kali - Hit
1965
Janwar - Hit
1966
Teesri Manzil - Hit
1967
An Evening in Paris - Hit
1968
Brahmachari - Hit
1969
Prince - Hit
Tumse Achha Kaun Hai - Average
1970
-
1971
Andaz - Hit
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Manoj "Mr Bharat" Kumar Success Record
Manoj Kumar remains one of the most selective stars ever in BW... working only in 27 odd movies between 1965-1981 including 4 Top Grossing movies.
1965
Himalay Ki God Mien - Super Hit
Shaheed - Hit
1966
Do Badan - Hit
Sawan Ki Ghata - Semi Hit
1967
Upkar - Blockbuster (Top Grosser)
Patthar Ke Sanam - Hit
1968
Neel Kamal - Hit
Aadmi - Above Average
1969
Sajan - Hit
1970
Purab Aur Paschim - Hit
Pehchan - Semi Hit
1971
Balidaan - Average
1972
Beimaan - Hit
1973
No Movie
1974
Roti Kapda Aur Makaan - Blockbuster (Top Grosser)
1975
Sanyasi - Blockbuster
1976
Dus Numbri - Blockbuster (Top Grosser)
1977-1980
Only 2 movies....
1981
Kranti - Blockbuster (Top Grosser).
Very Few movies after this.
1965
Himalay Ki God Mien - Super Hit
Shaheed - Hit
1966
Do Badan - Hit
Sawan Ki Ghata - Semi Hit
1967
Upkar - Blockbuster (Top Grosser)
Patthar Ke Sanam - Hit
1968
Neel Kamal - Hit
Aadmi - Above Average
1969
Sajan - Hit
1970
Purab Aur Paschim - Hit
Pehchan - Semi Hit
1971
Balidaan - Average
1972
Beimaan - Hit
1973
No Movie
1974
Roti Kapda Aur Makaan - Blockbuster (Top Grosser)
1975
Sanyasi - Blockbuster
1976
Dus Numbri - Blockbuster (Top Grosser)
1977-1980
Only 2 movies....
1981
Kranti - Blockbuster (Top Grosser).
Very Few movies after this.
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Stars with Back to Back Top Grossers of Year
Only 5 Stars till date have had back to back top grossers of year, with Amitabh Bachchan having 3 back to back top grossers of year from 1977-79. Salman Khan can also do this if one of Ek Tha Tiger or Dabangg 2 ends up highest grossing movie of 2012...
Dilip Kumar
1947 - Jugnu
1948 - Shaheed
1960 - Mughal E Azam
1961 - Ganga Jamuna
Rajendra Kumar
1963 - Mere Mehboob
1964 - Sangam
Amitabh Bachchan
1974 - Roti Kapda aur Makaan
1975 - Sholay
1977 - Amar Akbar Anthony
1978 - Muqaddar Ka Sikandar
1979 - Suhaag
Aamir Khan
2008 - Ghajini
2009 - 3 Idiots
Salman Khan*
2010 - Dabangg
2011 - Bodyguard
2012 -
Dilip Kumar
1947 - Jugnu
1948 - Shaheed
1960 - Mughal E Azam
1961 - Ganga Jamuna
Rajendra Kumar
1963 - Mere Mehboob
1964 - Sangam
Amitabh Bachchan
1974 - Roti Kapda aur Makaan
1975 - Sholay
1977 - Amar Akbar Anthony
1978 - Muqaddar Ka Sikandar
1979 - Suhaag
Aamir Khan
2008 - Ghajini
2009 - 3 Idiots
Salman Khan*
2010 - Dabangg
2011 - Bodyguard
2012 -
Rajendra "Jubilee" Kumar Success Phase
From Early to Mid-Late 60's Rajendra "Jubilee" Kumar hit a purple patch at the Boxoffice which led him to dislodge the "Big 3" - Dilip Kumar, Raj Kapoor and Dev Anand from the Top(Along with "Rebel Star" Shammi Kapoor and Sunil Dutt).
Eventually Kumar was himself left behind by the Rajesh Khanna magic from late 60's Onwards....
1959
Eventually Kumar was himself left behind by the Rajesh Khanna magic from late 60's Onwards....
1959
Dhool Ka Phool - Hit
Goonj Uthi Shehnai - Hit
Chirag Kahan Roshni Kahan - Above Average
1960
-
1961
Gharana - Hit
Aas Ka Panchi - Hit
Sasural - Hit
1962
No Films
1963
Mere Mehboob - Blockbuster (Top Grosser)
Dil Ek Mandir - Hit
1964
Sangam - Blockbuster (Top Grosser)
Ayee Milan Ki Bela - Super Hit
Zindagi - Hit
1965
Arzoo - Super Hit
1966
Suraj - Super Hit
1967
-
1968
Saathi - Average
Dilip Kumar's 15 years on Top Record
Dilip Kumar only did 35 films between 1944-1961...
1947
Jugnu - Hit (Top Grosser)
1948
Shaheed - Superhit (Top Grosser)
Mela - Hit
Nadiya Ke Paar- Semi Hit
1949
Andaz - Blockbuster
Shabnam - Hit
1950
Babul - Hit
Jogan - Hit
Arzoo - Semi Hit
1951
Deedar - Hit
1952
Aan - Superhit (All Time Grosser)
Daag - Hit
Sangdil - Above Average
1953
Footpath - Semi Hit
1954
-
1955
Azaad - Superhit
Udan Khatola - Hit
Insaaniyat - Semi Hit
Devdas - Average
1956
-
1957
Naya Daur - Blockbuster(All Time Grosser)
Musafir - Above Average
1958
Madhumati - Blockbuster(Top Grosser)
Yahudi - Hit
1959
Paigham - Superhit
1960
Mughal E Azam - All Time Grosser
Kohinoor - Hit
1961
Ganga Jamuna - Blockbuster
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Theatrical Business Verdict System De-mystified.
1. Its a Exhibition based model :
Exhibition based model means that it only cares for how much the movie has made at the Boxoffice theatrically. It doesn't take parameters like budget,expectations,hype,promotions etc into account.
2. Multiplex share vs Single Screen share :
Approximate All India Multiplex ticket rate is 125 rs and Single Screen ticket price is around 60 rs. Due to this disparity and also the fact the Multiplex owners probably spend a lot more to exhibit a single show of a movie compared to single screen owners leads to this point.(ie they might not actually earn good profits unless a movie performs upto certain standards for them).
Multiplex Ticket Price = 125 rs (Gross)
% Ent Tax = 15-18%
Nett Price = ~ 100 rs
Average share realization from Plexes = 42-45% leads to around 42-45 rs per ticket bought.
Analogous calculation for a Single Screen would be,
Single Screen Ticket Price = 60 rs (Gross)
% Ent Tax = 40%
Nett Price = ~ 36 rs
Average share realization from Single Screens = 60-65% leads to around 22-23 rs per ticket bought.
From the above its clear that a Plex ticket has a value which is 2 times that of a Single Screen ticket(approx).
For this reason, a Murder 2 doing 2.5 lakhs share per print is more impressive than Zindagi na milegi dobara or Cocktail doing 2.5+ laksh per prints (number of prints is different topic discussed below).
Ofcourse, it may not be possible to get very clear breakdown for each movie's plex and single screen share but usually its not hard to get a general idea of the business.
3. Market Penetration :
More prints mean that more people are running the movie in their theaters and that the movie is earning money for lots more people concerned. Thus this becomes another important factor to take into account.
Thus a Ra.One doing 2 Lakhs share per print from 3100 prints is lots more impressive than Dhobi Ghat doing 1.4 lakhs per print from 500 odd prints. (inspite of increased ticket prices or 3D costs...).
4. Not full proof but fits a certain perception based system in some ways :
Just like any other method based, this method might not be full proof but fits a certain narrative more often than not. For example if we go just by budget,hype,expectations Ghajini may not get as many points as say perhaps Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi would. But in the theatrical model Ghajini is ahead which matches the popular perception of the said movies.
On the other hand though movies like My Name is Khan and Ra.One get decent to good points if we just look at theatrical performance without other parameters.
5. Standard Definition of a Blockbuster :
Going by the above factors, a de-facto Blockbuster would be one which
Exhibition based model means that it only cares for how much the movie has made at the Boxoffice theatrically. It doesn't take parameters like budget,expectations,hype,promotions etc into account.
2. Multiplex share vs Single Screen share :
Approximate All India Multiplex ticket rate is 125 rs and Single Screen ticket price is around 60 rs. Due to this disparity and also the fact the Multiplex owners probably spend a lot more to exhibit a single show of a movie compared to single screen owners leads to this point.(ie they might not actually earn good profits unless a movie performs upto certain standards for them).
Multiplex Ticket Price = 125 rs (Gross)
% Ent Tax = 15-18%
Nett Price = ~ 100 rs
Average share realization from Plexes = 42-45% leads to around 42-45 rs per ticket bought.
Analogous calculation for a Single Screen would be,
Single Screen Ticket Price = 60 rs (Gross)
% Ent Tax = 40%
Nett Price = ~ 36 rs
Average share realization from Single Screens = 60-65% leads to around 22-23 rs per ticket bought.
From the above its clear that a Plex ticket has a value which is 2 times that of a Single Screen ticket(approx).
For this reason, a Murder 2 doing 2.5 lakhs share per print is more impressive than Zindagi na milegi dobara or Cocktail doing 2.5+ laksh per prints (number of prints is different topic discussed below).
Ofcourse, it may not be possible to get very clear breakdown for each movie's plex and single screen share but usually its not hard to get a general idea of the business.
3. Market Penetration :
More prints mean that more people are running the movie in their theaters and that the movie is earning money for lots more people concerned. Thus this becomes another important factor to take into account.
Thus a Ra.One doing 2 Lakhs share per print from 3100 prints is lots more impressive than Dhobi Ghat doing 1.4 lakhs per print from 500 odd prints. (inspite of increased ticket prices or 3D costs...).
4. Not full proof but fits a certain perception based system in some ways :
Just like any other method based, this method might not be full proof but fits a certain narrative more often than not. For example if we go just by budget,hype,expectations Ghajini may not get as many points as say perhaps Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi would. But in the theatrical model Ghajini is ahead which matches the popular perception of the said movies.
On the other hand though movies like My Name is Khan and Ra.One get decent to good points if we just look at theatrical performance without other parameters.
5. Standard Definition of a Blockbuster :
Going by the above factors, a de-facto Blockbuster would be one which
- Has a pretty wide release pan India > 2000-2500 or more prints.
- Has a high share per print from Plexes.
- Has very good share from Single Screens also
Examples of Winners
Multiplex Winners
Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara , 1500 Prints , 2.6 Lakhs per print
Cocktail, 1400 Prints, 2.6 Lakhs per print
Kahaani, 1100 Prints, 2.5 Lakhs per Print
Vicky Donor, 750 prints, 2.5 Lakhs per print
Don 2, 2750 Prints, 2.0 Lakhs per print
Single Screen Winners
Murder 2, 1000 prints, 2.5 Lakhs per print
Jannat 2, 1575 Prints, 1.5 Lakhs per print
Haunted 3D, 900 Prints, 1.4 Lakhs per print
Singham, 1875 Prints, 2.6 Lakhs per print
All India Winners
Bodyguard, 2700 Prints, 2.9 Lakhs per print
Rowdy Rathore, 2700 Prints 2.7 Lakhs per print
Agneepath, 2700 Prints, 2.4 Lakhs per print
The Dirty Picture, 1775 Prints, 2.2 Lakhs per print
Share Per Print - 2012 Till Now.
Below is the Share Per Print for the major grossers/successes 2012.
Interestingly the Average Share per Print has remained around the 2 lakhs mark as last year till now...
Interestingly the Average Share per Print has remained around the 2 lakhs mark as last year till now...
Monday, July 30, 2012
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Share Per Print - 2011
Going forward we will be analyzing one more parameter of BO performance, Share Per Print.Here is Chart for the major grossers/successes of 2011.
Average Share Per Print for the following movies came to around 2.0 Lakhs per Print.
Average Share Per Print for the following movies came to around 2.0 Lakhs per Print.
Friday, July 27, 2012
Rowdy Rathore Lifetime Circuits Breakdown/Verdicts
Rowdy Rathore Lifetime Circuits Breakdown/Verdicts | |||||||
Territory
|
Nett
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Verdict
| |||||
Mumbai
|
51.63
|
All Time Grosser 2nd Highest
| |||||
Delhi/UP
|
24.41
|
Super Hit
| |||||
East Punjab
|
9.71
|
Super Hit
| |||||
Rajasthan
|
9.15
|
All Time Grosser 2nd Highest
| |||||
Bihar
|
4.18
|
All Time Grosser 2nd Highest
| |||||
West Bengal
|
4.27
|
Hit
| |||||
CP Berar
|
8.70
|
All Time Grosser 2nd Highest
| |||||
CI
|
6.11
|
All Time Grosser 2nd Highest
| |||||
Mysore
|
3.46
|
Hit
| |||||
Nizam/Andhra
|
5.46
|
Hit
| |||||
Others
|
4.57
|
Blockbuster (4th Highest)
| |||||
Total
|
131.65
|
Blockbuster
|
Rajesh Khanna Unprecedented Boxoffice Run : 1969-1971
1969
Aradhana - Blockbuster
Do Raaste - Blockbuster
Bandhan - Hit
Doli - Semi Hit
1970
Sachaa Jhutha - Super Hit
Kati Patang - Hit
Aan Milo Sajna - Super Hit
Safar - Hit
Anand - Semi Hit
The Train - Above Average
1971
Haathi Mera Saathi - Blockbuster
Dushman - Superhit
Maryada - Hit
Andaz - Hit
Amar Prem - Semi Hit
Aradhana - Blockbuster
Do Raaste - Blockbuster
Bandhan - Hit
Doli - Semi Hit
1970
Sachaa Jhutha - Super Hit
Kati Patang - Hit
Aan Milo Sajna - Super Hit
Safar - Hit
Anand - Semi Hit
The Train - Above Average
1971
Haathi Mera Saathi - Blockbuster
Dushman - Superhit
Maryada - Hit
Andaz - Hit
Amar Prem - Semi Hit
Jeetendra 1980-84 Phase Success
1980
Aasha - Blockbuster
Jyoti Bane Jwala - Hit
Judaai - Hit
Maang Bharo Sajna - Semi Hit
1981
Meri Awaaz Suno - Super Hit
Ek Hi Bhool - Hit
1982
Farz Aur Kanoon - Blockbuster
Jeeo Aur Jeene Do - Semi Hit
Dharam Kanta - Above Average
1983
Himmatwala - Superhit
Mawaali - Hit
Justice Chaudhury - Hit
Jaanidost - Semi Hit
1984
Tohfa - Hit
Maqsad - Semi Hit
Aasha - Blockbuster
Jyoti Bane Jwala - Hit
Judaai - Hit
Maang Bharo Sajna - Semi Hit
1981
Meri Awaaz Suno - Super Hit
Ek Hi Bhool - Hit
1982
Farz Aur Kanoon - Blockbuster
Jeeo Aur Jeene Do - Semi Hit
Dharam Kanta - Above Average
1983
Himmatwala - Superhit
Mawaali - Hit
Justice Chaudhury - Hit
Jaanidost - Semi Hit
1984
Tohfa - Hit
Maqsad - Semi Hit
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Ek Tha Tiger Boxoffice Prediction
Salman Khan is riding high after the hat-trick of Blockbuster Successes in Dabangg,Ready and Bodyguard.
His Next Tentpole Event Movie is Ek Tha Tiger releasing on 15th August 2012.
Here is the BO prediction for the same.(based on the model of previous movies business and taking into account a decent to good WOM).
All India Nett Business :
15th August (Independence Day) : 25 cr
16th August : 16 cr
17th August : 14 cr
18th August : 15 cr
19th August : 16 cr
20th August (EID Holiday) : 18 cr
First 9 day extended week = 125+ cr
2nd Week = 25 cr
3rd Week = 8-9 cr
Rest = 4-5 cr
Total All India Nett = 160-165 crore
Distributor Share ~ 93 crore
His Next Tentpole Event Movie is Ek Tha Tiger releasing on 15th August 2012.
Here is the BO prediction for the same.(based on the model of previous movies business and taking into account a decent to good WOM).
All India Nett Business :
15th August (Independence Day) : 25 cr
16th August : 16 cr
17th August : 14 cr
18th August : 15 cr
19th August : 16 cr
20th August (EID Holiday) : 18 cr
First 9 day extended week = 125+ cr
2nd Week = 25 cr
3rd Week = 8-9 cr
Rest = 4-5 cr
Total All India Nett = 160-165 crore
Distributor Share ~ 93 crore
Cocktail Business Dynamics
Production Cost : 50 cr Approx
P/P :11-13 cr
Total Cost for EROS/Illuminati Pictures ~ 62 cr.
Revenue
India Share = 40 cr
Overseas = 12+ cr
Satellite = 25 cr
Music/DVD = 5 cr.
Total Revenue = 82 cr.
Profits = 20 cr
Good Success for EROS and Saif Ali Khan.
P/P :11-13 cr
Total Cost for EROS/Illuminati Pictures ~ 62 cr.
Revenue
India Share = 40 cr
Overseas = 12+ cr
Satellite = 25 cr
Music/DVD = 5 cr.
Total Revenue = 82 cr.
Profits = 20 cr
Good Success for EROS and Saif Ali Khan.
Boxoffice Report 2011
A total of 131 movies released in 2011. 27 of those were success of
some order(success rate ~ 20%). The List of Successful movies of the
Year 2011 is as follows :
A movie needs to have a ROI(Return of Investment) of 0 or more, to be deemed a success.
The New Rating System is based on three “pillars” or barometers most widely used in Box-office Terminology.
1. Boxoffice Impact.
2. Trending.
3. Return on Investment.
A movie needs to have a ROI(Return of Investment) of 0 or more, to be deemed a success.
The New Rating System is based on three “pillars” or barometers most widely used in Box-office Terminology.
1. Boxoffice Impact.
2. Trending.
3. Return on Investment.
Bol Bachchan Business Dynamics
Production Cost : 50-55 cr.
P/P :13-15 cr
Total Cost for Ajay Devgn FFilms – Shree Ashtavinayak Films ~ 65 cr.
Sold to Fox Star India for 90 cr.Total Cost for Fox ~ 92 cr.
Revenue
India(Conservative) = 52 cr
Overseas = 10 cr
Satellite = 35 cr
Music/DVD = 5 cr.
Total Revenue = 102 cr.
Profits = 10+ cr
Big Success for Ajay+Ashtavinayak and Good Success for Fox.
P/P :13-15 cr
Total Cost for Ajay Devgn FFilms – Shree Ashtavinayak Films ~ 65 cr.
Sold to Fox Star India for 90 cr.Total Cost for Fox ~ 92 cr.
Revenue
India(Conservative) = 52 cr
Overseas = 10 cr
Satellite = 35 cr
Music/DVD = 5 cr.
Total Revenue = 102 cr.
Profits = 10+ cr
Big Success for Ajay+Ashtavinayak and Good Success for Fox.
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