Feed back from the first contact person

I met Mr Ravi Khemu , who is father of Kunal Khemu (Kalyug , Traffic signal , Dhol and Superstar).
He is also a medium scale producer , and actor . He has been in the industry for nearly two decades , and is very well connected in bolly wood .

I presented the Bollywood tourism Business plan to him .
And he told me it won't work .

His logic is as follows :

1. Producers spend lakhs of rupees in rent for places in studios , and film cities .
This is for the sole purpose of NOT having a crowd around .
2. They have to hire expensive and extensive security for keeping crowds away if present .
3. The only thing really worth showing on Indian movie shoots is the movie star .
So if there is a crowd of 50 people are hanging around the sets , waiting to meet the star and
the star spends even 20 min out of the 2 hours on the set , signing autographs , and posing for
photos , the producer looses money to the tune of 10 s of lakhs , which we can in no way hope
to reimburse .
4. The interaction between the stars and the crowd is inevitable , since there is very little else
the crowd will be interested in , and even the stars tend to be attention hungry .
The only person who loses out in the game is the producer , who also happens to be the person
who has to give us permission to come in in the first place.
5. The monetary value we offer to a producer is literally loose change for him .

This comes straight from the horse's mouth .
So i think we'll either have to really modify our approach or look for other avenues .

One positive thing that came out of the meeting is an alternative business plan :
In movie advertisement .

We would need to contact corporates and FMCG companies , figure out who'd be willing to advertise in a movie , negotiate which stars they want , and what price they are willing to pay , then connect them through to which ever production house is willing , and take our cut out of the deal .

awaiting your feed back .