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The tremendous success of films like ‘The Kashmir Files’ and ‘The Kerala Story’ in Indian cinema has given rise to a new trend, where producers are trying to draw audiences to theaters by making films on real events or controversial topics. In this episode, the recently released film ‘The Udaipur Files’ There were high expectations about the film, but the film fell at the box office.
The film was neither liked by the audience nor by the film critics. But now after this badly failure of the film, one of the film’s makers has come to light. He has given a controversial statement on social media that gave rise to a new debate. Removing the anger of his film being flopped, he has said that “The people and critics of this country are ‘fools’ and ‘ignorant’.”
What was ‘The Udaipur Files’ and why did the flop?
The film claims to be based on the true incident of the tragic and brutal murder of Kanhaiya Lal’s tailor in Udaipur. The producers hoped that the film on this sensitive and emotional subject would take the audience with the hand-handed, as was with ‘The Kashmir Files’.
But the results were completely opposite to expectations. The film was seen struggling at the box office from the very first day of its release. Many major reasons are being given behind its failure:
- Bad Story and Directing: The film critics and audiences believe that the story of the film was very weak and there was no power in the direction. A serious subject could not be properly landed on the screen.
- Weak acting of artists: There was no big and well-known face in the film, and his acting also failed to make an impact on the audience.
- negative publicity: Many people also called it a ‘propaganda’ film, which brought away a large audience from it.
Disputed statement of the manufacturer: fudge or reality?
After the film was badly beaten up, the producer expressed his anger by writing a long post on the social media platform ‘X’ (formerly Twitter). they wrote:
“I am disappointed with the result of my film ‘The Udaipur Files’, but not surprised. It once again proves how foolish and ignorant of the people of this country and the film critics. They want to see anything ahead of spice entertainment and dancing. When they shown a serious and eye-opening film ਹੈ, they reject it.”
He further said that “Our film was based on the true incident, but people did not bother to see it. Perhaps our society is not ready for such a raw and honest truth right now.”
Debate erupted on social media
Following this statement of the producer, there has been a debate on social media.
- Criticizers: Many users have trolled the manufacturer fiercely. People say ਹੈ ਕਿ It is wrong to blame the failure of their bad film. If your film was good, then people would definitely watch it, as they did with films like ’12th Fail’, which had no big star.
- Supporters: At the same time, some people have also come in support of the manufacturer. In today’s time, good and content films are not appreciated, while action and spice films are earning thousands of crores.
This incident raises a big question. Is the audience really denying good and serious films, or is the public no longer accepting serving bad content in the name of ‘true events’? The failure of ‘The Udaipur Files’ and this sharp response to the manufacturer, both became a case study for Bollywood.