Kamal Haasan Awarded Tier-3 Status by the TN Movie Theater Owners Association

The Tamil Nadu Theater and Multiplex Owners Association released Tuesday a revised proposal for calculating the percentage share. In addition to annoying producers because of the reduction in their percentage, fans were also unhappy because the statement revealed the market value of their favorite movie stars.

Things do not look good for Kamal Haasan. After a rather mediocre show at the Lok Sabha elections after a lot of hype, he was relegated to the rank of category 3 star by the badociation. With Haasan, stars such as Karthi and Vikram were also ranked in the third category.

Rajnikanth, as expected, appeared in the Tier-1 category. Vijay and Ajith also made the cut. Tier-2 featured such stars as Suriya, 'Jayam' Ravi and Dhanush. Group 1 is a group of celebrities who have always performed well in the market and are known to attract a huge crowd of spectators. Level 2 includes the players at the next step of the scale, while level 3 is lower. Kamal Haasan, who was once considered a rival of Rajnikanth, is now considered a tier 3 star while Rajnikanth remains one of the biggest stars of Indian cinema.

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For films with category 1 stars, which should not suffer losses, the cinemas of center A will provide 60% shares to distributors and producers, while the rest will provide a 65% share. During the second week, the "A" center rooms will provide a 55% market share, while the rest will provide a 50% share. For the second week, the figures are 50% and 55% respectively.

For films starring second-tier actors, the figures are 55% for the center's A cinemas in the first week and 60% for the rest. For level 3 actors, all theaters will only provide 50% of the shares in the first week and 45% in the second week.

Fans would be unhappy with the rankings because it offers fans of other actors who figured in the upper right levels to boast. The producers also felt that the ranking should have remained discreet.

Subramaniam, chairman of the Tamil Nadu Theater and Multiplex Owners Association, said in his statement: "Producers have increased the compensation of the actors and demanded a larger share owners. If this trend continues, it will be very difficult to operate theaters. In Kerala, none of the centers gives more than 60% of shares and we are only trying to adapt the same trend here. All we mentioned in the statement is a simple suggestion. Our intention is only to regulate the company. As we could not list the names of all the directors and actors, we only mentioned the most important ones. "

Veteran director Bharathiraaja, who heads the ad hoc committee of the Tamil Film Producers Council, said:" The statement of the Nadu Theater and Multiplex Owners Association seems to have decided to defeat all the producers and distributors who are already struggling to stay in the business. Although there is no president or administrative manager for the Tamil Film Producers Council, the owners of theaters should make a decision only after consulting the ad hoc committee appointed by the government. . If they try to get around us, producers and distributors will organize a big event.