Vishal Talks About How Much Dhoni Lost With ‘LGM’!

Vishal is one hero who goes on with his work irrespective of the hits and failures. He is the producer for most of his movies and he gets good success through them though there are some disasters along the way. Recently, Vishal gave an interview and said that producing small films should be stopped for some time. This became a hot topic in Hollywood.

A lot of people are bashing Vishal for these comments and claiming that a lot of the public in the industry will be on the roads if they stop making movies. Vishal gave another interview clarifying about what he said. He stated that his words were taken out of context and made controversial by some people. He said, “In the past few years, there are more failures than hits in the industry. The producers are losing crores of money. Small films not getting any recognition. I said that the small film production must be stopped till the market gets better. I don’t need to give an explanation for it.”

He added, “I know what it feels like when we lose crores of money. I said what I said for the welfare of the industry. No matter who, the money is hard-earned.” He said that movie production is very tough these days and that is why he warned everyone. He revealed, “We all love Dhoni and he loved cinema which is why he turned producer and made ‘LGM’. We saw what happened to the movie. We will get to know those facts if we see the amount of loss incurred for the movie.” While a few agree with his opinion, there are others who say that people watch good quality movies whether it is big or small. What do you say about Vishal’s comments?

Why ‘Monkey Man’ Not Streaming in India

Dev Patel’s highly anticipated directorial debut, “Monkey Man,” has become a victim of streaming limbo in India. Despite garnering international release, the film remains unavailable on any legal platforms within the country, frustrating fans and leading to its leak on piracy websites.

Social media has been abuzz with users discussing the film’s unavailability. Many have resorted to pirated versions, expressing their disappointment through memes and comments.

The film, which follows a vigilante seeking revenge, boasts an impressive cast including Patel, Sharlto Copley, and Sikandar Kher.

A glimmer of hope emerged with reports suggesting an Indian theatrical release on April 19th. However, clearance from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) presented a new challenge. Concerns regarding violence and potentially offensive content could delay the approval process, especially with the need for studio approvals across continents.

As of today, “Monkey Man” remains unreleased in India, leaving fans in the dark and pushing some towards piracy. Hopefully, a resolution can be reached soon, allowing audiences to enjoy the film through legitimate channels.