The reasons behind the failure of Mr. Bachchan, one of this year’s biggest box-office disasters, are coming to light. Producer TG Vishwaprasad has openly shared his regrets, calling it “the worst decision of my life.”
Vishwaprasad revealed he misjudged the appeal of '80s Hindi music, assuming it would resonate with audiences.
“We rushed some critical scenes,” he admitted, “had we filmed 2-3 key scenes carefully, the movie might have succeeded.” The hastily executed sequences, particularly action scenes, led to a major misfire.
He said that he joined the project late and questioned why to make a remake instead of an original. However, by then, the film's course was set, with no time for changes.
The producer stated that 2024 was his banner's worst year and that he paused new projects for ten months to rethink strategy.
Despite the setback, he defends his “factory model” of production, stating he doesn’t need to personally review stories, surprising many given Mr. Bachchan's outcome.
