If an upcoming hero or actor is able to excite a section of audiences and make them look forward to their theatrical release, it is a huge success these days. It also reflects the growing interest of the audience in that particular actor. That is exactly where hero Vishwak Sen’s success and branding lie.
Whenever there is a film from Vishwak Sen set to release, it will surely grab attention and excite a percentage of audiences to give it a shot in theatres. This factor is still missing for many known heroes who are actively delivering films now.
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In 2024, Vishwak Sen had multiple releases – as many as three.
However, the overall results were very disappointing for him. Gaami, which received critical acclaim, did not replicate the same success at the box office. Although it did not fail, it did not deliver the kind of theatrical results Vishwak Sen would have hoped for. The film did earn him goodwill for its attempt and uniqueness, but the box office results were underwhelming.
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The other two films – Gangs of Godavari and Mechanic Rocky – turned out to be outright flops in theatres. These films also failed to resonate with OTT viewers. Some slow-moving films may struggle in theatres but find their audience on OTT platforms and earn goodwill there. However, that was not the case with these two films.
Overall, Vishwak Sen’s three releases in 2024 left little for him to be happy about.
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Vishwak is one hero who can excite audiences and bring them to theatres. However, choosing scripts wholeheartedly is essential. Mechanic Rocky is a prime example – while it attempted to be a different film, it fell short of being an honest or unique effort.
For actors like Vishwak Sen, breaking away from template scenes and predictable scripts is crucial to continuing to earn goodwill.
Overall, 2024 has been disappointing, but 2025 holds promise with his upcoming release, Laila.
