- Shahrukh Khan, Salman Khan and Aamir Khan have scheduled to launch a lot of their dream projects this year after a dry spell of two years.
- Telugu films have consolidated their position with releases like RRR and Pushpa: The Rise and now all eyes are on Chiranjeevi’s Godfather and Nagarjuna’s The Ghost.
- Indian multiplexes like INOX and PVR are hoping that the charm of the Indian film industry and a strong pipeline of releases is enough to bring audiences to the theaters.
All the three Khans — Shahrukh Khan, Salman Khan and Aamir Khan — have scheduled to launch many of their dream projects this year, after a multi-year dry spell. Shah Rukh Khan, popularly known as King Khan, has lined up three big releases this year.
Unlike the previous years, a lot of eyes are also on the regional film industries, especially after the jaw-dropping releases by the Telugu film industry in the last few months. It all started with Allu Arjun’s ‘Pushpa: The Rise’ that was released last year, and there hasn’t been a dull day for this industry since then.
After releases like RRR, Pushpa: The Rise and Kannada movie KGF Chapter 2, regional films and especially Telugu films, have become very popular with the audience. Exhibitors have high hopes from the Telugu industry’s forthcoming films – Chiranjeevi’s Godfather and Nagarjuna’s The Ghost
Here’s a list of movies scheduled to release over the next few months.
Even multiplex businesses like INOX and PVR have set their hopes on the Indian film industry to draw movie lovers into the theaters. Both the companies, in their financial results for fiscal year 2022 as well as Q1 of FY2023, have made a reference to this point.
However, the failure of Shamshera, Prithviraj Chauhan, Ek Villain Returns and Jayeshbhai Jordaar has raised some eyebrows regarding the performance of the Bollywood blockbusters.
“Q1 [April to June] has been great but after that few movies have not done well. That does not mean that people will shy away from coming to the theaters… One or two movies not working, or one month not doing well, does not mean that people will refrain from coming to the theater to watch a movie or the entire pipeline is bad,” Inox’s director Siddharth Jain said during an analyst call.
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