As we all set to bid a good bye to 2015 soon, media is busy with reviewing and analyzing top hits and top flops of the year. Although some of the reviews are transparent, some other reviews seem to have given no authentic info while a few others went on biased note.
In fact a movie's status should be categorized as an industry hit, blockbuster, super hit, hit, above average and average. Flop movies should be divided into an utter flop, flop and a below average. But then, some of the analyses include ordinary flops and utter flops into generalized flops category. Similarly, ordinary hits and industry hits have been categorized as hits.
For an instance, 'Akhil', 'Kick 2' etc. movies faced more than 70% losses from their investment. 'Bruce Lee' suffered 20% to 30% losses. But then, some of the media projected all of them were 'utter flop' category. Likewise, 'Temper' stood as an above average grosser with Rs.42 crores share collections. However, the movie has been given a place alongside blockbuster films like 'Baahubali', 'Srimanthudu', 'Bhale Bhale Magadivoy' and others. Readers and viewers are hoping genuine analyses of the categorization of the movies.