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Producer Says Negative Marketing Hurt Mahakavya Shri Ramayan Katha

Producer Says Negative Marketing Hurt Mahakavya Shri Ramayan Katha
Did a big-budget Ramayana film hurt Mahakavya Shri Ramayan Katha? Producer reveals · wionews.com

Mahakavya Shri Ramayan Katha is a movie about the Ramayana.

Its producer, Prakash Mahobiya, says negative messages online made it harder for people to discover the film.

He alleges that some YouTubers and influencers spread wrong information and told people not to watch it.

Mahobiya did not confirm who was behind the campaign.

When asked about another Ramayana movie, he said he did not know for sure whether its team was involved.

He says people who watched his movie liked it, though another article describes audience and critic feedback as mixed.

His team plans to bring the film back to cinemas, but it has not chosen a date.

Mahobiya says there are no plans for reshoots right now.

Key facts

Film
Mahakavya Shri Ramayan Katha
Producer
Prakash Mahobiya
Initial release
September 25; year not specified
Alleged campaign
Mahobiya says YouTubers, influencers and others spread wrong information and discouraged people from watching the film.
Other Ramayana project
Associated in the articles with director Nitesh Tiwari and producer Namit Malhotra; Mahobiya said he did not know for sure whether its team was involved.
Re-release
Planned; no date has been finalised.
Reshoots
Mahobiya says none are currently planned.
Reported feedback
Mahobiya says viewers who watched the film responded positively; another article characterizes audience and critic feedback as mixed.

Quotes

Prakash Mahobiya

Producer of Mahakavya Shri Ramayan Katha

“From what we have been told, there are other movies on the same subject coming in, the big-budget film. As far as we know, a lot of negative marketing opportunities have been given to YouTubers, influencers and other people. They are spreading wrong information and asking people not to watch our film.”
freepressjournal.in
“It was negative marketing throughout. We never got a chance to reach our audience. The ones who watched our film really enjoyed it. But if they never got to see it, how will they even have an opinion?”
freepressjournal.in wionews.com

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