Kabir Khan SPEAKS ON Chandu Champion’s box-office failure: “It’s not the only parameter to judge a film”

Famous filmmaker Kabir Khan spoke about Chandu Champion's poor performance during his appearance at the Indian Film Festival in Melbourne. While the's film industry assortment missed the mark concerning assumptions, Khan communicated pride in Kartik Aaryan's presentation and the film's enduring impac

Film industry numbers don't characterize a film's prosperity"

Addressing Late morning, Kabir Khan made sense of that film industry numbers are not the sole mark of a film's prosperity. He expressed, "Any producer who says that film industry doesn't make any difference isn't talking reality; it does indeed. However, it is not the only factor in evaluating a film. The main thing for me is how much the film is recalled and spoken about, after some time elapses. With Chandu Champion now and 83 (2021) prior, there have been rehash viewings on OTT."

The chief proceeded, "Individuals continued onward back to the film. That demonstrates the legacy of a movie and how long people remember it. As far as film industry numbers, my most memorable film, Kabul Express, was the least out of the entirety of my movies. However, following 18 years, individuals come dependent upon me and say they adored it. Thus, there are bunches of various boundaries today through which you judge how profoundly a film has associated."

Chandu Champion gathered not as much as Rs 100 crores at the worldwide film industry. The film confronted contest from different deliveries, including Munjya and the resulting arrival of Prabhas' Kalki 2898 Promotion.