Sohel Ryan, a contestant on the popular reality show Bigg Boss, entered the house with a dream to make a mark in the film industry. Despite his earnest intentions to deliver quality films to the audience, Sohel faced a bumpy road in his film journey. His initial releases encountered setbacks at the Box Office, contributing to a series of disappointments.
Sohel’s promotional events for his films took a unique turn, with him urging and pleading the audience to watch his work. However, these efforts faced criticism and failed to create a significant impact. The controversies surrounding his promotional methods added to the challenges, and even his recent film, Bootcut Balaraju, followed a similar path, leading Sohel to express his frustration and disappointment.
Sohel, disheartened by the lack of support, questioned the whereabouts of those who had cheered for him during his Bigg Boss journey. He wondered why they were not turning up to watch his films in theaters, emphasizing his commitment to delivering good films. Despite his plea and assurance that Bootcut Balaraju is a family-friendly film, the audience response remained lukewarm. Some argue that rather than pleading, Sohel should focus on efforts to secure more theaters for his films, as genuine quality tends to find its audience organically. The audience, discerning and supportive of genuine talent, ultimately plays a crucial role in the success of any film, especially when backed by a struggling artist.
