We trust the characters in the film, either the dialogue or the visual effects would give enough scope for the audience to notice it.
There are many parts of the world where the business of movies is booming, in such countries people are willing to invest in a film that has a potential to be a blockbuster. But in India, the business is not doing well. No one is willing to invest in a film that might not make a profit. The audience is such that they are picky to the point of being stuck in. They would not like to watch a film that they have not seen in the past. If the film would not get noticed in a big way, that would be a pity.
Hollywood
Hollywood films have a huge fan following all over the world. There are so many people in India who are ready to watch a Hollywood film. This film will definitely play in the theatres and it will be a surprise that the film will be able to draw an audience.Dutch researchers have found traces of the Ebola virus in a 23-year-old patient whose bodily fluids were the source of the 2013-2015 Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The findings may point toward ways to develop more effective ways of diagnosing Ebola and treatment.
Samples of blood, plasma and semen from Thomas Kollmann, a Dutch nurse who contracted Ebola in the DRC in 2014, were tested by four of the researchers, including a physician who had treated Kollmann, for the presence of Ebola and related viruses, the team reported in the Feb. 9 online edition of Nature.
The findings:
Kollmann’s semen sample tested positive for Ebola, he did not have Ebola, and is now healthy;
His plasma sample tested positive for Ebola, he had Ebola, and is now healthy; and
His blood sample tested negative for Ebola, he did not have Ebola, and is now healthy.
The researchers said, however, that it is impossible to say conclusively that the Ebola virus was transmitted in the ways suggested by the test results, and that Kollmann’s test results do not rule out a wide range of other possibilities.
“We cannot exclude transmission by sexual intercourse, because one could not confirm with certainty that the individual had used condoms,” said Cornelis Scheepers, a virologist at Erasmus University Medical Center in Rotterdam, one of the researchers.
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