Siddharth Roy Kapoor
Bollywood films have been struggling at the box office for the past few years. Big budget and superstar cast also do not save some films from drowning at the box office. Also, when a film made with a big budget of 200-300 crore rupees is a flop, then the producer gets a shock that spends many years to recover. Recently, Bollywood veteran producer Siddharth Roy Kapoor has explained the mathematics behind such a big budget of Bollywood films. Recently, in an interview given to CNBC-TV18, Siddharth said that 30 to 40 percent of the film’s budget goes on the fees of the lead hero. However, Siddharth said that now the trend is changing and Hero plans to take shares after the film is successful.
What did Siddharth Roy Kapoor say?
In a recent interview, Siddharth Roy Kapoor said that ’30 to 40 percent of the big budget films goes into the fees of the lead hero. Although I will not say a cut in fees now, but now most of the stars think of earning a film shares or other ways instead of fees. It benefits that they can also generate more revenue. Most stars are now doing so. Big stars charge a hefty fee because that film gets a good start and the whole process rests on it.
Big budget films are heavy to producers
Let us know that big budget films are also released in Bollywood. The makers of the film ‘Bade Mian Chhoti Mian’ released in the past had put a hefty amount in making this film. Later, the film fell at the box office and the producer had to pay the price. The producer of the film had to sell even his prior to calculate this and there were also a lot of news. Earlier, films like ‘Thugs of Hindustan’ have also flopped at the box office which was made in a budget of 250 to 300 crores. The more part of this film was also lost in paying the fees of the stars. In which big stars like Aamir Khan, Amitabh Bachchan, Katrina Kaif were cast.
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