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ట్రెండింగ్లోనే కాదు.. వీక్షణలోనూ సాహోకు అగ్రస్థానమే
ప్రభాస్ సాహో టీజర్ విడుదలైన కొద్దిసేపటికే ట్రెండింగ్లో నిలిచింది. కేవలం 6 గంటల్లో 25 మిలియన్ల వీక్షణలు (అన్ని భాషల్లో కలిపి) సొంతం చేసుకుంది.
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Published : Jun 13, 2019, 9:02 PM IST
ట్రెండింగ్లోను.. వీక్షణలోనూ సాహోకు అగ్రస్థానమే
బాహుబలి తర్వాత తన సినిమా కోసం ఎదురు చూస్తున్న అభిమానులకు 'సాహో' టీజర్తో అదిరే బహుమతి ఇచ్చాడు హీరో ప్రభాస్. గురువారం విడుదలైన ఈ టీజర్ అన్ని భాషల్లో కలిపి కేవలం ఆరు గంటల్లోనే 25 మిలియన్ల వ్యూస్ను సొంతం చేసుకుంది. హాలీవుడ్ రేంజ్లో ఉన్న సన్నివేశాలకు మంత్రముగ్ధులైపోతున్నారు డార్లింగ్ ఫ్యాన్స్.
తెలుగులో ఇప్పటికే 5.1 మిలియన్‌ వీక్షణలు దాటగా, తమిళంలో 3.5 మిలియన్లు, మలయాళం 4.25 లక్షలు, ఇక హిందీలో 6.2 మిలియన్ల డిజిటల్‌ వ్యూస్ దాటి సరికొత్త రికార్డుల దిశగా దూసుకుపోతుంది.
సాధారణ ప్రజలతో పాటు ప్రముఖులు సామాజిక మాధ్యమాల వేదికగా టీజర్పై ప్రశంసలు కురిపిస్తున్నారు. శ్రద్ధా కపూర్ హీరోయిన్. సుజీత్ దర్శకత్వం వహించాడు. యూవీ క్రియేషన్స్ చిత్రాన్ని నిర్మించింది. ఒక పాట మినహా చిత్రీకరణ పూర్తి చేసుకున్న ‘సాహో’ స్వాతంత్ర్య దినోత్సవం సందర్భంగా ఆగస్టు 15న ప్రేక్షకుల ముందుకు రానుంది.
ఇది చదవండి: టీజర్కు 'సాహో' అంటున్న సెలెబ్రిటీలు
బాహుబలి తర్వాత తన సినిమా కోసం ఎదురు చూస్తున్న అభిమానులకు 'సాహో' టీజర్తో అదిరే బహుమతి ఇచ్చాడు హీరో ప్రభాస్. గురువారం విడుదలైన ఈ టీజర్ అన్ని భాషల్లో కలిపి కేవలం ఆరు గంటల్లోనే 25 మిలియన్ల వ్యూస్ను సొంతం చేసుకుంది. హాలీవుడ్ రేంజ్లో ఉన్న సన్నివేశాలకు మంత్రముగ్ధులైపోతున్నారు డార్లింగ్ ఫ్యాన్స్.
తెలుగులో ఇప్పటికే 5.1 మిలియన్‌ వీక్షణలు దాటగా, తమిళంలో 3.5 మిలియన్లు, మలయాళం 4.25 లక్షలు, ఇక హిందీలో 6.2 మిలియన్ల డిజిటల్‌ వ్యూస్ దాటి సరికొత్త రికార్డుల దిశగా దూసుకుపోతుంది.
సాధారణ ప్రజలతో పాటు ప్రముఖులు సామాజిక మాధ్యమాల వేదికగా టీజర్పై ప్రశంసలు కురిపిస్తున్నారు. శ్రద్ధా కపూర్ హీరోయిన్. సుజీత్ దర్శకత్వం వహించాడు. యూవీ క్రియేషన్స్ చిత్రాన్ని నిర్మించింది. ఒక పాట మినహా చిత్రీకరణ పూర్తి చేసుకున్న ‘సాహో’ స్వాతంత్ర్య దినోత్సవం సందర్భంగా ఆగస్టు 15న ప్రేక్షకుల ముందుకు రానుంది.
ఇది చదవండి: టీజర్కు 'సాహో' అంటున్న సెలెబ్రిటీలు
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1. Various of E3 visitor wearing Oculus headset, playing video game
2. Mid of Oculus logo
3. Wide of attendees posing for photo with model
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4. "Stormland" promo
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5. SOUNDBITE (English) Jason Rubin, Vice President of Special Gaming Initiatives, Facebook:
"We launched Quest and we launched Rift S. Both of them have our new inside out tracking system called Insight, which means you get rid of all those external sensors, all those external wires, all of that nonsense you had to setup. With Rift S, still plugs into your PC, gives you amazing top-end graphics, better resolution screens, better lenses, better fit than Rift, it's amazing. Quest is truly unique because for the first time you get all of the experience you used to get on PC, it's six degrees of freedom, which means you can both move and rotate your head and get your hand controllers. You feel like you're on a Rift, but it's standalone. It requires nothing that isn't in the box."
6. Various of new Oculus Rift Quest VR headset
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7. "Phantom" promo
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8. SOUNDBITE (English) Jason Rubin, Vice President of Special Gaming Initiatives, Facebook:
"All new technologies go through the hype cycle. It's well known. There's the hype, there's the reality, there's the reaction trough and then eventually it digs its way out of that. As the technology meets people's real, the accurate expectations, instead of the puffed-up balloon ones. VR absolutely went through that, AR is going to go through the same. All technologies go through that. Right now, we're at a game conference, game streaming is going to under perform on the promise, go through a trough of disillusionment and then eventually be dominant. I'll put my stake in the ground and say that's my prediction for that technology as well. Having said that, VR is going to be a thing. We're gonna be there. We're absolutely going to deliver on the promise in the long run."
9. Various of E3 visitor wearing Oculus headset, playing video game
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Jason Rubin, Vice President of Special Gaming Initiatives, Facebook:
"Facebook has said a couple of times that it believes VR will reach a billion users. I believe VR will reach a billion users, but what I think is more relevant in the short term is when will it reach 10 million users on one platform. When will we reach the 100 million users that a PlayStation reaches ? A billion is an awesome number, it's huge and we're going to get there. But once we get to that 10 and eventually hundred range, you're now dealing with a platform that can grow on its own, that the developers can hit, incredible amounts of return on investment. It's an ecosystem that's fully compatible. So, I'm focused more on the local. How do we get to those self-sustaining ecosystem moments, which I think we will hit in the next few years, and then from there it's a glide path to a billion."
11. Various of E3 visitor wearing Oculus headset, playing video game
12. Tilt up from visitors walking on escalator to E3 2019 banner
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Sydnee Goodman, IGN:
"You don't need a PC to be connected with it, you don't have any wires. I think that that is kind of showing the potential of it being a more normal thing. I think right now there's been very few games that have kind of figured out how to utilize VR in a way that feels natural. I know personally when I played VR it's usually the movement that feels like this big barrier for me, where I want to walk, but I have to point and click at things. I'm not ruling VR out, but I wouldn't necessarily say that VR kind of took off like some people thought it would."
13. Tilt down of Los Angeles Convention Center exterior, venue of E3
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Facebook's Oculus is hoping a new, untethered virtual reality headset will help kickstart the VR market.
The company is showing off its latest VR technology at Los Angeles video game expo E3.
STORYLINE:
At previous E3 expos, virtual reality was virtually everywhere. But at this year's event that's no longer the case.
Facebook's Oculus is hoping to kickstart the VR market, launching its new $399 "Quest" headset.
Previous Oculus headsets required a powerful PC to work. Unlike those, Quest works as a standalone device, meaning an easier - and cheaper - entry option.
The headset from Facebook's Oculus division won't require a smartphone or a connection to a personal computer to create artificial worlds.
"You feel like you're on a Rift, but it's standalone. It requires nothing that isn't in the box," says Jason Rubin, vice president of special gaming initiatives at Facebook.
In 2012 when early demonstrations of the Oculus Rift wowed audiences — so much that Facebook acquired Oculus for $2 billion two years later.
Despite large sums ploughed into the field by Facebook, Sony, Samsung, Microsoft and Google, VR hasn't yet made much of a dent in the real world.
These days, VR is mostly a niche product for gaming and business training, held back by expensive, clunky headsets, a paucity of interesting software and other technological shortcomings.
Some of the biggest consumer complaints involve expense, laggy or glitchy graphics and the fact that many systems still tether the headsets to gaming consoles or PCs.
"All new technologies go through the hype cycle. It's well known," says Rubin.
"There's the hype, there's the reality, there's the reaction trough and then eventually it digs its way out of that. As the technology meets people's real, the accurate expectations, instead of the puffed-up balloon ones. VR absolutely went through that."
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg eventually hopes to have 1 billion people using virtually reality.
"Facebook has said a couple of times that it believes VR will reach a billion users," says Rubin.
"I believe VR will reach a billion users, but what I think is more relevant in the short term is when will it reach 10 million users on one platform. When will we reach the 100 million users that a PlayStation reaches."
Sydnee Goodman from gaming website IGN says Oculus' Quest headset may attract more gamers to VR.
"You don't need a PC to be connected with it, you don't have any wires. I think that that is kind of showing the potential of it being a more normal thing."
The Electric Entertainment Expo, now simply known as 'E3', runs till June 13.
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