Explained: Why Bollywood's idea of going pan-India can backfire completely
In the coming days, Bollywood big-ticket films like Brahmastra, Pathaan, Tiger 3, Shamshera and others will release simultaneously in south dubbed languages.

View this post on InstagramA post shared by Salman Khan (@beingsalmankhan)Now, Bollywood is taking a similar step as we will see many Hindi biggies like Prithviraj, Shamshera, Brahmastra: Part 1 Shiva, Tiger 3, Pathaan and others are releasing in Tamil, Telugu and other dubbed south-Indian languages. While we hope this move helps Bollywood films in getting a box office in the southern part of India but it has a huge chance of getting backfired due to these reasons...Past track record Well, in the past Bollywood films like Dangal, Thugs of Hindostan, War, Krrish 3, Dhoom 3, Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, Gunday, Bajirao Mastani and others were simultaneously released in south dubbed versions in the theatres but none of them managed to rake in impressive numbers down south.Preferences of the south audienceTo be honest, whether it is Tollywood, Kollywood, Sandalwood or Mollywood, the target audience of these regional films always prefers the films of their states followed by Hollywood and other south languages. So, it won't be an easy task for Bollywood films to break into the south market and get great box office numbers.Taste and relevanceSince the audience of south India has different tastes in films, it will be interesting to see whether Bollywood movies will establish that connect and resonate with them with their emotions and story-telling.Fan following and Mass appealWhile the south stars enjoy a great fanbase in their respective states, Bollywood actors have to go all out to establish their popularity in the southern part of India.Read all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News, India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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