Vijay Deverakonda’s Liger was released in theatres on 25th August amidst great hype and excitement. Owing to this, the film opened to phenomenal numbers on opening day. But after the verdict of the film was out, the collections plummeted to the ground.
After the opening day, there has been a huge drop in the collections both in AP and Telangana. Even the Hindi version of the film has witnessed a drop. Liger is heading towards a minimum of 50 crores in losses at least.
Now the main question is, who will compensate for these losses? Warangal Srinu, who has bought the South India rights of Liger for a fancy amount is already in a financial crisis. Liger has only further added to his troubles.
Warangal Srinu is not in a position to refund any money. In fact, he is expecting refunds from Puri Jagan and Charmee Kaur. But, even Puri and Charmee are currently in crisis and have no plans to refund the money anytime soon.
This begs the question as to who will bear the losses for Liger. To add to the troubles, Puri and Vijay’s next combo Jana Gana Mana is now in trouble due to a lack of funds for the film.
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