We all have heard ‘content is king’ and a film has to come up with a well-executed script to master the box-office clash. But, it can’t follow the same path every time. Often films with hard-hitting content fail to win the audience while others become hit despite poor reviews from critics. Sometimes, the mass promotion, gimmick, ensemble cast and music work in favour of a movie and it eventually manages to rake moolah at the box-office. Be it this year's ‘Sultan: The Saviour’ or last year's ‘Yeti Obhijaan’, these few examples that fit the description. Here is a list of Bengali films which became hit despite bad reviews.
We all have heard ‘content is king’ and a film has to come up with a well-executed script to master the box-office clash. But, it can’t follow the same path every time. Often films with hard-hitting content fail to win the audience while others become hit despite poor reviews from critics. Sometimes, the mass promotion, gimmick, ensemble cast and music work in favour of a movie and it eventually manages to rake moolah at the box-office. Be it this year's ‘Sultan: The Saviour’ or last year's ‘Yeti Obhijaan’, these few examples that fit the description. Here is a list of Bengali films which became hit despite bad reviews.