December 20, 2023
Salaar Offline Ticket: ‘Mythri Movie Makers’ attempt to revive traditional offline ticket bookings for the movie Salaar took an unexpected turn, spiraling into chaos. Despite securing rights for the Telugu states the decision to delay online ticket sales in an effort to bring back the thrill of purchasing tickets at the theaters have backfired.
The promotional move triggered massive crowds gathering at the theaters, prompting the management to call the police, resulting in a chaotic scene. In order to control the situation, law enforcement had to employ force resulting in injuries among fans. Notably, one Prabhas fan suffered an eye injury due to police action.
Criticism poured in, rightfully placing blame on Mythri Movie Makers for the unnecessary chaos and harm inflicted on fans. This ill-advice strategy has received widespread backlash, prompting questions about the rationale behind such a risky decision. The aftermath of this incident may mark the end of offline bookings for star-hero films on their opening days.
This incident highlights the importance of prioritizing the safety and well-being of fans and the public when executing promotional strategies. Mythri Movie Makers’ failed attempt to revive offline ticket sales result in a regrettable and avoidable situation, emphasizing the need for thoughtful and responsible promotional approaches.
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