For every film that’s being released in Bollywood these days, a boycott trend is accompanying the release of the film, which is blowing out of proportions on social media, especially on Twitter, with people listing out several reasons for boycotting a film. In the end, irrespective of anything else, a film continues to perform well if the content is good, and would fall flat if the content is about average.
This boycott trend now seems to have hit closer home, with Prabhas’s fans having launched a campaign on social media, asking for the director to be boycotted by the TFI, and to not make him a part of the industry. This was after it was officially announced that Prabhas’s film would Maruthi would, in fact, take place and that the launch of this film would take place very soon.
Prabhas’s fans have been skeptical about this combination ever since it was announced, and their disdain for the project only further increased after the disastrous result of Maruthi’s Pakka Commerical , which was released recently.