Fawad Khan starrer movie ‘Money Back Guarantee’ sees low advance booking in theatres.
The news was shared by film Ttade analyst Zain Ali who posted on Twitter that Money Back Guarantee is showing poor advance sales.
Coming towards the movies side, very slow advances of MBG. Eid releases are heading towards one of the worst openings of All Time!! We might see #JohnWick4 leading at many places despite late release in Pakistan!! https://t.co/Jx1QJC3Brs
— Ali Zain (@ali_zainsays) April 19, 2023
After the tweet, many came up with possible reasons for the lack of low advance bookings in cinemas. One of the users from Aurstralia wrote that there in many theatres, MBG is showing up with ‘zero’ sessions for this Saturday because noobody knows. For him, Pakistan is way behind a neighbouring country for Australia.
Many blamed the makers for a lack of promotion like social media should have been used to its full potential and marketing/promotions teams might have played a better part.
Others complained about few billboards across the countries of the movie with no promotion at all. “Poor promotions, poor result!” one user wrote.
One of the social media users wrote: ‘Poor advance booking despite the Money-Back Guarantee…shocking’Â
However, as per a user, some one is spreading fake news because some of his friends went to buy tickets of MBG and it was all booked in advance. Another one from Dubai wrote: ‘I don’t think so in Dubai so many tickets are booked in advance. I am also going first-day first show. It’s Faisal Qureshi’s script, it will be amazing.’
Directed and written by Faysal Qureshi, ‘Money Back Guarantee’ is a Pakistani action movie that is based on a bank heist. The movie has been shot in Karachi, while some parts have been shot in Thailand.Â
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The movie includes a stellar cast such as Fawad Khan, Wasim Akram, Shaniera Akram, Mikaal Zulfiqar, Ayesha Omar, Jawed Sheikh, Jan Rambo, Gohar Rasheed, Hina Dilpazir, Shayan Khan, Mani, Kiran Malik, Ali Safina, Marhoom Ahmad Bilal, Adnan Jaffer, Shafaat Ali, and Aqdas Waseem.
