The budgets of films are increasing. The sets are getting grand and the dresses are also such that everyone likes them. But you know, what happens to these dresses after the film is made.
Nowadays films are doing business of not only 100 crores but 1000 crores, in such a situation the cost of making films is also increasing. Grand sets and beautiful unique costumes are also being used in the film, while the fees of the stars are also increasing. If the film is of a big budget, then 400 to 500 crores are also being spent in making it. To make the film grand, the costumes of the stars are also spent heavily. But do you know that there is a whole story behind what is done with these expensive clothes after the shooting of the film.
Some films are memorable and historical, along with the character of these films, their clothes also become famous. In such a situation, these clothes are auctioned and people spend lakhs to buy them. You must remember that green lehenga of Madhuri Dixit in the film Devdas, according to media reports, that lehenga was sold for three crore rupees. On the other hand, the towel of Salman Khan, with which he does the hook step in the film Mujhse Shaadi Karogi, was sold for one lakh 45 thousand.
The clothes of one film are also used again in another film. Production house people use it to mix and match. Although they are not given to lead actors, they are worn by small characters or background dancers. It is said that Aishwarya Rai’s lehenga from the song ‘Kajrare’ from the film Bunty Aur Babli was given to the background dancer in a song from the film Band Baaja Baaraat.
Some production houses take the clothes on order and then return them after the shooting schedule is over. This happens in TV serials as well, this is also done with film stars.
