After Crakk flopped, Vidyut Jammwal sought solace and rejuvenation in a circus, which he credits as a miracle in his recovery.

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After Crakk flopped, Vidyut Jammwal sought solace and rejuvenation in a circus, which he credits as a miracle in his recovery._

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Vidyut Jammwal's Financial Recovery After 'Crakk' Failure

Vidyut Jammwal's recent film, 'Crakk,' failed to meet box office expectations, resulting in substantial financial losses for the actor and producer. In an interview with Zoom, Jammwal candidly discussed the setback and his approach to dealing with it.

Jammwal acknowledged the significant financial impact of 'Crakk's' failure. Recognizing the inevitable influx of advice that accompanies such adversity, he emphasized the importance of distancing himself from external guidance. Instead, he sought solace and perspective in an unusual setting: a French circus.

For nearly two weeks, Jammwal immersed himself in the world of elite human performers, particularly contortionists. Witnessing their extraordinary physical capabilities and resilience inspired him. When I'm watching a contortionist, he said, in my head, it's like, 'How can somebody be like this?'

The circus environment allowed Jammwal to shrink his perspective and develop a sense of humility. By the time he returned to Mumbai, he found a sense of calmness amidst the turmoil.

Within three months of 'Crakk's' release, Jammwal miraculously overcame his financial burden. I have to tell you, in three months, I'm debt-free, he exclaimed. He attributed his recovery not to stress or anxiety but rather to a calm and systematic approach.

My biggest achievement with 'Crakk' has been I consistently kept happy, believing everything will be sorted, and everything got sorted, he remarked.

Producers Navigating Budget-Friendly Films

Jammwal also addressed the ongoing industry debate regarding budget-friendly films and unrealistic box office expectations. Having experienced the consequences firsthand, he shared his perspective as a producer.

Jammwal expressed gratitude for his fortunate experiences. Despite witnessing challenges faced by others, his collaborative approach revolves around working with individuals who are passionate about achieving a shared vision.

When I bestow the responsibility on them to do it, I will not question them, he explained. If I have believed in somebody, they will deliver; they did.

About 'Crakk'

'Crakk,' directed by Aditya Datt, reunited Jammwal with his Commando 3 co-star. The film featured a cast that included Nora Fatehi, Amy Jackson, Arjun Rampal, and Jamie Lever. Released in theaters on February 23, 2024, it became available on DisneyHotstar in April.