Superstar Prabhas Compensate Distributors For The Loss Accrued Due To 'Radhe Shyam'
Hyderabad, April 8 - Pan India star Prabhas has reportedly compensated the distributors for their loss accrued due to the disastrous box office performance of "Radhe Shyam".
Prabhas is one of the biggest names in Indian cinema and easily the most bankable star in the country. However, the actor's recently released period romantic drama film, "Radhe Shyam" failed to meet box office expectations which caused huge losses to the distributors.
Known for his kindness, Prabhas reportedly took the initiative of compensating the investors and returned part of his remuneration to them. Made on a budget of around 300 crores, "Radhe Shyam" could only generate approx. 160 crores worldwide and was declared a disaster at the box office.
The post-theatrical streaming rights of this Radha Krishna Kumar-directed were sold to Amazon Prime Video. The producers fetched a whopping amount of Rs 200 crores just from the satellite and digital rights which helped them to recover the cost. It was made available on Prime Video only after 21 days of theatrical release in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam. The Hindi version will have its world television premiere on Zee Cinema on April 24.
Produced by UV Creations, and T-Series, "Radhe Shyam" stars Prabhas and Pooja Hegde in the lead roles. It is set against the backdrop of Europe in the 1970s as the film tells the story of Vikramaditya, a palmist who is conflicted between destiny and his love for Prerana.
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