"Gaami," which received generally positive reviews from critics, performed well at the box office during its first weekend.
However, it couldn't maintain its momentum after that, as the film's collections dropped dramatically after Monday.
According to the BookMyShow ticketing app, the film received 6.76k bookings in the last 24 hours on Tuesday, indicating a significant decrease in collections.
Gopichand's mass-action film "Bhimaa" also earned 6.56k ticket bookings during the same period.
Actor Vishwak Sen is furious that some vested interests are attempting to lower the film's ratings on BookMyShow.
The current public rating for "Gaami" on this site is only 7.8/10, whereas "Bhimaa" and "Operation Valentine" have ratings of 8+.
"It has come to my notice that there have been persistent attacks on the film's reputation on platforms like Bookmyshow, with numerous bots unfairly giving it a rating of 1 out of 10. This malicious behavior is evident when genuine ratings of 9 or 10 suddenly drop to 1. While I am unaware of the motives or individuals behind these actions, I wish to express my gratitude to those who have supported quality cinema during its release. I extend my thanks to the media, critics, and, most importantly, the audience," he wrote.
But why would anyone want to act against Vishwak Sen's movie?
