In the showbiz, the makers of a movie with big stars sometimes have to escalate their figures to project their movie as a blockbuster. Sometimes, they have to even hide the actual collections to keep the income tax officials’ hawk eye at bay.
A speculative media source has caused mudslinging on Ram Charan for reportedly underplaying the collections of his father’s comeback film ‘Khaidi No. 150’. This was said to be done to evade tax problems. There is already enough controversy on the collections of the movie and fan fights on social media are adding fuel to this.
The media tabloid’s report is further fuelling the fan wars alleging that megastar Chiranjeevi wasn’t paid any remuneration as Charan, who is the producer of K150 is his son. According to the report, even Vinayak was paid negligible remuneration. But, their alleged remuneration was added to the budget of the movie.
It is shown as Rs. 60 crore budget movie and the film collected only Rs. 75 crores, not Rs. 100 crores as announced by Allu Aravind says the provoking report. The figures might not be totally correct. But, one knows that this is how business strategies work for every movie, not just Ram Charan’s production venture.
