Manoj Bajpayee has recently taken the OTT platform by storm with his serial projects being universally acclaimed. His recent web series “Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai” has garnered a lot of praise, while his OTT movie “Gulmohar” surpassed his 10 million views in its first week of release. Recorded. Well, the actor talked about the difference between OTT and theatrical release.
Manoj is one of Bollywood’s A-listers who has worked hard to carve his own way in the industry and has proven his worth as an actor. Be it Satya, Waseipur Gangster or Family Man, Bajpayee has shown different characters.
In an interview with ETimes, Manoj Bajpayee discussed the feedback he received on the OTT movie ‘Gulmohar’, stating: If Gulmohar says he got 10 million views in its first week, that’s fine, but how many people actually watched it? it’s different. If I said 10 million, I would say double or triple because I watch it with my family most of the time. So today, Gulmohar is his most-watched OTT movie. If 3 people are going to watch a movie at the cinema, he will buy 3 movie tickets, but in OTT, if 4 people or 5 people are watching the content, , only counts as one viewing. ”
Manoj Vajpayee clarified the difference between OTT release and theatrical release, further stating: “OTT and theatrical projects have very different success parameters. For theaters, it is the number of tickets sold, but for OTT it has to be pure likes and accolades. The OTT business is very different, and what people like and dislike in OTT is very different from movies. In theaters, something could be made about the Metaverse, and these movies are suddenly making hundreds of billions, but that doesn’t mean everyone went to see them. And even if I went to the theater, it doesn’t mean I liked it. ”
Manoj concluded by saying that the digital revolution is evolving day by day.
So what are your thoughts on Manoj Bajpayee’s opinion on OTT releases and theatrical releases?
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