The success rate in the film industry anywhere in the country is less than 5% if not less. But then, it is fact that no producer or director intentionally makes a flop but the majority result in losses. Due to their attachment to the film, most filmmakers do not see the result coming before the release.
And some can not take the result even after the release. Vishal’s Enemy producer, Vinod Kumar has fired on a film review for giving a bad review for his film. He even tried to mock the reviewer saying he would take inputs when he makes a film next time.
“Majority of the audience liked the film so far. Sorry to disappoint you alone. Will share the script next time when I make a film, will definitely take your inputs. Thanks,” he posted on Twitter quoting the review. Producers do stay in denial mode in the initial days of a film release.
It is hard to accept the reality after working on a film for so long but then, it’s time they come to the terms with the fact that reviewers are entitled to have their own opinions like anyone. Enemy has got disappointing reviews unanimously across the board.
If the majority of the audience still liked the film and if it is doing well in theaters, the producer needs to be frustrated about the reviews or give Gyan to the reviewers. Meanwhile, it is also important for the filmmaker to realize that a reviewer can still not like a film even if the majority of the audience liked it. Coming to Enemy, if the majority liked the film, the producer would not bother to reply for a single review where he is not even tagged.
Here is M9News’s Review of Enemy:
Enemy Review – Tiring Action Drama
