Karan Johar shows the way forward

The director recently revealed a new marketing strategy for films that he's said to implement soon.

Update: 2016-02-11 18:34 GMT
The director shared an interesting observation that may soon become a trend.

Dharma Productions like most big banners, is known for its aggressive promotion. But that may not be the case in the future, with Karan Johar adapting a new strategy.

During the trailer launch of Kapoor and Sons he said, “Most films have a five or six-week window and I think that’s where you can maximise the expense and also create maximum impact. The entire two months promotion thing is stretched. There is so much content out there that there is exhaustion. If you hear the same thing about the film again and again, by the time the film releases you feel it is already out. Six week window keeps the film alive.”

The director shared an interesting observation that may soon become a trend. He said, “I hope there is a zone where we don’t need to promote the film the way we used to. As a director in the late ’90s, when Kuch Kuch... and Kabhi Khushi... released, there was no such thing as ‘promotion’. It was the trailer and the music, which was out. It is only now that we are reaching everywhere trying to sell our film. It almost feels like we’re begging people to come watch our film.”

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