Discussion on Movie Ratings and Reviews

Since this is being mentioned, I'll say one thing: an elderly gentleman.

He lives in the US and wrote some review.

He gave it a rating, okay, very good.

It wasn't a welcoming rating, but what shocked me was

there...

Morning— I mean, this movie wasn't released

in the US, this movie.

He generally lives in the US, right? How did he see this movie? How did he rate it?

I had my doubts that they had put it there. I genuinely had doubts.

Sir, this movie was never released in the US. How did you—

Hey, he wrote such a huge story.

The way he wrote about this, sir, he put, "It was watched in India."

Him.

Oh! Until now, I thought you were watching it.

I thought, "It was watched in

India," and thought it was fine. If it was in India, when, sir, who...

When I said, “Sir watched it,” he said, “No, I didn’t watch it. It was

some people from the industry who watched it, and they have told me.” Then I again

gave

clarification on that. Oh! So we thought you had watched it and were doing this.

We thought you

lived in the U.S. No, he said someone in India had

watched even an unreleased

film before its release, that our people had watched it.

He said that.

If they watch that unreleased, unfinished product and give each comment,

he writes a whole Mahabharata about that comment and gives it

a good rating, and if we see that and believe it,

thinking people won’t go to the movies— people aren’t fools.

Tonight, the second show of Melody was houseful.

If they hold a premiere in Vizag,

this morning