'Oh Godfather what a plan!' This is what everyone is remarking after coming to know the inside happenings of Godfather promotional strategies. It is known that mega fans have been waiting eagerly for Mega Star Chiranjeevi's Godfather extravaganza on the big screen. The film is racing for a spectacular release on October 5 as a Dasara delight. Excitement is increasing as the film stars Bollywood super star Salman Khan in a powerful cameo.
Yesterday mega fans got a delight when the makers announced that the film's promo of the song shot on Chiranjeevi and Salman Khan would be released at 4.05 PM. Fans waited eagerly for the song Thaar Maar Thakkar Maar, but much to their disappointment, Chiranjeevi shared only a video glimpse of him and Salman Khan walking to the dance floor and revealed that the song promo would be released at 5.05 PM.
The fans waited eagerly for another one hour but they got another disappointment. There was no response from the makers and only after half an hour makers shared that due to technical snag there was a delay and the song would be released at 6.30 PM. But by 6.10 PM, the makers released the song's promo. Those who are unaware of the inside happenings believed that there was really a technical sang.
But inside talk is Godfather makers have taken mega fans and movie lovers for a ride and wasted their precious time. It is known that Godfather is not carrying any buzz and even the teaser got average response. Inorder to increase the buzz, they played with the sentiments of the people and during these 3 hours delay,they got flooded with numerous tweets, mostly negative questioning about the delay.
The makers are happy that they got all the media attention and that of the netizens either positive or negative and thus created a buzz on Godfather. However the makers should realise that if fans come to know about their gimmicks, they will not support them in future. Already the film is a remake of Malayalam hit Lucifer and the makers forcibly included the mass song on Chiranjeevi and Salman Khan. Had the makers released the song at the stipulated time, they would have got even bigger response.