Pawan's CGR sets a High Risk Game

Pawan Kalyan's Gabbar Singh turned out to be a gigantic hit in all the territories which is prompting the buyers to shell out big bucks on Cameraman Gangatho Rambabu. Gabbar Singh collected a share close to 65 crores and buyers are betting on CGR by putting GS as the benchmark. This is high risk business as all the movies can't be Gabbar Singh. For example CGR rights were sold for 5 crore rupees in overseas. Except for Gabbar Singh none of Pawan's previous films collected at least 3 crores in this region. Gabbar Singh's mighty success might come handy for CGR, but 5 crore is a huge amount to recover. Same happened for Businessman as buyers invested big money keeping Dookudu in mind. Despite collecting more than 3.5 crores in overseas, Businessman ended up as a loss venture there due to the high prices it was sold for. Incidentally, director is the same for CGR and Businessman. CGR makers are quoting high prices in AP too. To recover those amounts, CGR will have to do as good as Gabbar Singh, which is not possible all the time.