some film companies spend millions of dollars on the production of a single movie.Is it necessary to spend a lot of money to make a good movie? What factors contribute to the success of a movie?

Nowadays, a new trend
has been gaining
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has gained
significant traction in the
movie
industry and
that is
the ‘INR 1 Billion Club’. Many leading film actors are scouting for better scripts and better production houses in an attempt to join
this
club. While there is no clear roadmap to enter
this
club, the
movie
industry is clearly divided into two ways: high-budget movies with
weak
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a weak script
script
and low-budget movies with strong
script
Production houses are spending millions of rupees in exotic locations, designer clothes and
movie
design and graphics to enhance
audience experience
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the audience experience
.
Such
production houses believe by a
movie
with a weak
script
can be made a blockbuster by simply amplifying the other factors.
For instance
, the commercially successful movies
such
as ‘Fast & Furious’ and ‘Mission Impossible’ have been banking on the back of superior action sequences, advance
movie
-graphics, well-renowned cast, punchy dialogues and exotic locations. While the crux of
such
movies which in fact is the
script
is monotonous and predictable.
On the contrary
, on the other side of the scale we have low-budget movies where the secret sauce is a mind-engaging
script
and new talent with exceptional acting skills. Movies
such
as ‘Queen’ won the hearts of millions of audiences because of its heart-gripping narration and superior performances.
However
, the key underlying question is, what are the key factors that contribute
for
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to
a
movie
’s success? In my opinion, movies with a strong content and a cast that does justice to the roles can easily outweigh
movie
that high-budget movies. Of course, audiences these days look forward for a good experience and enjoy the grandeur that high-budget movies
possess
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pussies
.
However
, watching a
movie
that is
able to move the audiences with a simple clean
script
is far more superior, which why they the saying ‘Content is king’ cannot be ignored
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