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Director declares his Film is a FLOP before Release
By: Tupaki Desk | 20 May 2013 8:42 AM GMT
Much to the shock of Industry and the Film Buffs, Director Krishna Vamsi made it clear that his upcoming flick 'Paisa' will end up incurring losses to the producer. He made these remarks while speaking at the audio launch of the film on Sunday.
"I made Paisa with a lot of determination, energy and passion. I enjoyed the making of this film very much. We faced so many problems to deliver a good product like Paisa. I know that producer Ramesh Puppala willn't be making any money even after the release, but still he made this film putting up a brave face. He will be there with me throughout my life," told Vamsi.
Even Nani seems to have no faith that the film will set the cash registers ringing. "I feel proud for being part of good film like Paisa, irrespective of the Box Office outcome. Ramesh Puppala is very courageous," opines the actor.
The reason behind the negative reactions from the cast & crew is the cost failure of Paisa. The budget crossed the estimated limit and ended up costing almost double the present market value of both Nani and Krishna Vamsi.
"I made Paisa with a lot of determination, energy and passion. I enjoyed the making of this film very much. We faced so many problems to deliver a good product like Paisa. I know that producer Ramesh Puppala willn't be making any money even after the release, but still he made this film putting up a brave face. He will be there with me throughout my life," told Vamsi.
Even Nani seems to have no faith that the film will set the cash registers ringing. "I feel proud for being part of good film like Paisa, irrespective of the Box Office outcome. Ramesh Puppala is very courageous," opines the actor.
The reason behind the negative reactions from the cast & crew is the cost failure of Paisa. The budget crossed the estimated limit and ended up costing almost double the present market value of both Nani and Krishna Vamsi.
