Bollywood has been seeing a trend that has become really unpredictable. With mega budget glamorous films disappearing with so much as a sound is surprising. Is it that the preferences of the fans have changed or that film makers are unable to judge the likes and dislikes of their audience?
Films like "Jodha-Akbar" not rising to the expectations and again a fun-film like "Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na" getting favor from the fans in large numbers - what does it all say? Is it comedy and light hearted films that are liked by the audience, what with the success of Akshay Kumar's "Singh is Kinng". Then again comedy films like "De Taali", "Mere Baap Pehle Aap" and Govinda's comeback film "Money Hai to Honey Hai" couldn't generate any kind of interest. What does all this say about Bollywood, do brands really sell here, do names make a difference (then what went wrong with "Thoda Pyar thoda Magic" from the Chopra banner and backed by a glittering star cast?)
Do film makers have to seriously consider playing to the galleries? Does Bollywood need a complete revamp? With so much of uncertainty is Bollywood insurance the only way that film makers can safeguard their interests? For more on Bollywood and insurance click here http://bollywood-blog.moviezen.com/2008/08/bollywood-rushe.html
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