Talk:Love Guru (2025 film)

Ramsha Khan's song?

In reply to this edit: Special:Diff/1295795096, the editor needs to see these references already linked: right with the text,<ref name=azadar/> and right at the end of the paragraph.<ref name=million/> And the editor has 24 hours to rectify, not something like one-week or two-week or two messages or etc. M. Billoo 01:13, 16 June 2025 (UTC)

@M.Billoo2000: luckily this is on my watchlist. If you want a reply, especially where you threaten by giving a deadline to revert to your preference, then you need to ping me. It will not be reverted. I read the reference behind the inline citation you provided. So, you need to either provide the correct reference or don't add the information. It is not my responsibility to find it. Per WP:ONUS, you will need consensus here before restoring so if you want to present the exact reference then I will be happy to look at it. --CNMall41 (talk) 02:37, 16 June 2025 (UTC)

I am not the one to stalk others or call someone to "Stay....off...[their]...talk...page", along with frequent negligence of constructive conversation, making multiple threats, personal attacks, baseless accusations, provoking others to play victim, and misinterpreting others' intentions, etc.

Plus, an inline reference <ref name=azadar/> already says that Ramsha Khan performs on Aima Baig's song, and in case of this film, it is only one. The <ref name=million/> was gravy to support complete paragraph and definitely not a citekill.

A reference claims screenwriter's cameo appearance and I linked it to the name of Vasay Chaudhry. Someone with WP:COMMONSENSE who finds this article relevant, should look the page up and down as well to know who is the only screenwriter. Same case here for Ramsha Khan and Aima Baig.

M. Billoo 10:01, 16 June 2025 (UTC) [Updated 10:28, 16 June 2025 (UTC)]

If I made a claim and I cited it in the page, and then someone else removes it calling unsourced, it is upon them that how and why they find it unsourced, and not my responsibility. There can be another option "Reverted removal of sourced content", but I chose to clarify instead. This is called constructive conversation and respecting other editors, especially when they are seniors. But when there has been a history of bad interactions, or more specifically targetted, what is someone supposed to do? M. Billoo 10:43, 16 June 2025 (UTC)

See your talk page. This is the only warning you will get. --CNMall41 (talk) 15:42, 16 June 2025 (UTC)

Budget and gross figures

Hi. Some news articles state the budget to be Rs. 28 crore (approx. US$1 million in 2024) as cited in this article. But others quote it to be Rs. 25 crore (approx. US$0.899 million in 2024). Based on Template:Infobox film, can we cite both, or the one which is more reliable?

Similarly, the filmmakers (primary source / social media – both generally disregarded) claim the box office gross to be Rs. 55.3 crore after 9 days of running . However, an international source quotes it to be fabricated, and other local source calls it needs to be corroborated – considering the absence of independent box office analysts in Pakistan. Previously, there had been websites Boxofficedetail.com / Entertainmentpk.com, both under supervision of an analyst trader Ali Zain, but it seems the websites (as were linked at a number of WP:PAK film articles like ) are unavailable post-COVID.

Should both the statements be presented, or totally omitted, or what to do? Can we cite Ali Zain's tweets? Thank you! M. Billoo 17:00, 19 June 2025 (UTC) [Update: 17:22, 19 June 2025 (UTC)]