Pushpa 2: Allu Arjun and Rashmika Mandanna starrer film Pushpa – The Rise, released in the year 2021, proved to be a superhit. The dialogues and songs of the film became popular among the people. For a long time, fans were waiting for its sequel i.e. Pushpa 2. Which has ended today i.e. on 5th December with the release of Pushpa 2. Pushpa 2 had broken many earning records even before its release.
The pre-booking of the film itself had touched the figure of crores. Talking about the total collection, the film has already earned around Rs 100 crores before its release. And now after the release, this figure will soon surpass the total earnings of the first part of Pushpa. The film is earning so much money. So who will get what share of its earnings? Let us tell you.
There are many ways to earn money from films
Actually, films do not earn money only from selling tickets. In fact, apart from theater tickets, film makers also earn a lot from satellite rights and music rights. The word box office is used a lot in common language. So let us tell you that box office collection is the earning. Which is done through tickets sold in cinema halls. This includes the entire amount of tickets sold and does not include entertainment tax and other expenses.
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Who gets the highest share of earnings?
No one gets a share of the film’s earnings. The money from the film is distributed among the distributor, producer and theater owners. First, let us tell you how an agreement is made between the film producer, distributor and theater owners. For example, if a film is made for Rs 100 crores. So the producer has invested all that money in it. But the further work is handled by the distributor. Taking the film to the market and selling the rights of the film.
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To be taken to the cinema theatre. For this the distributor gives money to the producer. The distributor then gives money to the theater owners also. After that, an agreement is made between the distributor and the producer regarding the distribution of the share of the film’s earnings. In many films it is 60-40. So in many it is 70-30. However, nowadays many film producing companies distribute their films themselves. That is, we can say that the lion’s share of the film’s earnings goes to the producer.
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