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The wedding scene faded.
Stu stood firm, finally breaking free, choosing himself without shouting, without fear—breaking up with his cheating girlfriend
And then—Silence.
"...."
"...."
"...."
A brief, sacred pause inside the theater.
Then the lights slowly returned.
After the Screening...
For a second, no one moved.
Then—Applause. Not forced. Not out of polite.
Real. They were cheering for the movie excitedly.
Some people were still laughing, replaying moments in their heads.
Others wiped tears—half from laughter, half from something they didn't expect to feel from a chaotic comedy.
Sara clapped openly showing support to her son.
Ram nodded, impressed but wondering is his son always this crazy to come with a story like that.
-Nod!
Krishna sat still. Watching as the audience were left satisifed.
Listening. Understanding. How the story entertained them.
UniNet Explosion
The moment the first show ended—
UniNet ignited...
The comment sections across Star Entertainment were flooded. All around where even the offical page were not left out.
Not gradually. Instantly. After the show.
Audience Reactions were so intense.
💬 [WolfPackLegend: THIS IS NOT A MOVIE THIS IS A LIFE EXPERIENCE. I WANT TO EXPERIENCE AT LEAST ONE TIME.]
💬 [AllIsWellForever: I LAUGHED FOR 2 HOURS STRAIGHT.]
💬 [RingDingCEO: I FEEL LIKE I WASTED MY LIFE BEFORE THIS.]
💬 [ChaosEnjoyer999: THANK YOU KRISHNA FOR SHOWING HOW TO LIVE.]
As each one who had saw the movie were giving the positive credits.
Then—One comment stood out.
💬[FreeSoul_77: Krishna is a once in a lifetime genius. From today, he is my god. I will preach his works.]
That comment went viral within minutes.
Memed. Quoted. About Taking the pictures of Krishna as the character Rancho he did before and then.
Shared across streams.
But not everyone was celebrating the success and huge positive reviews from the audience who watched the movie.
Far away—In the competitive ecosystem of Sector 28—Eyes were watching.
Closely. Too closely. Around the small production who were in the lime light recently with back to back to back success.
While the several production who were a veteran in this industries were shocked.
"How is this possible?"
"Production cost… below 10% of standard?"
"And this level of return?"
"That's not normal."
The numbers didn't make sense to them.
A small studio—Producing massive hits back to back—At a fraction of their cost for their each production.
And now—Dominating attention all over the sector 28.
That wasn't just competition. That was disruption of the power balance maintained by the them for all these years.
So they can't take this result without a fight.
Soon—A comment appeared the first attack on the movie.
💬 [CriticalMind_X: This movie has no logic.]
Simple. But Sharp. And Intentional.
But before it could spread—It got buried into the angry comments of the loyal fans.
Not by silence—But by fire of the anger .
💬[ FreeSoul_77 (The Preacher): BEGONE... You are a devil sent to defame our god.]
💬 [ChaosEnjoyer999: LOGIC?? THIS IS NOT A SCIENCE CLASS 😂]
💬 [CinemaCore: You missed the point. Completely.]
💬 [WolfPackLegend: Bro came to analyze physics in a chaos movie 💀 LOL...]
The tone escalated quickly.
But something was clear—The audience recognized the attack which seems to be launching at the Hangover intentionally.
And they rejected it.
The War Begins at the UniNet.
More comments followed.
Subtle ones to probe the audience reaction. Negative framing on the production. Backhanded criticism on the movie.
Attempts to shift narrative.
But now—The public was alert. Finding the common ground on all these sudden pour of negative comments.
💬 [SharpEyeUser: These are planted comments.]
💬 [NetDetect: Sector 28 gaints were getting nervous.]
💬 [ViewerPrime: They're trying to control the narrative.]
Streams picked it up by the sudden surge.
Clips spread across showing the proof of the attack. Discussions began is it healthy for all those major studios who want's to crush a small and new production house.
And then—Someone said it which made the UniNet took sides.
💬[ TrendBreaker: Sector 28 vs Star Entertainment.]
That line spread. Fast. Among the Netizens.
What started as a movie release—Turned into something bigger.
A clash. Between—
• Old industry control
• New creative disruption
And at the center of it—A teenager who had not compleated his studies. A studio.
And a movie that made people laugh without asking permission.
The fire didn't die down.
It spread even further than the sector 28.
What began as a defense of Star Entertainment quickly turned into a full-blown cultural storm.
Fans didn't just argue anymore—They attacked with creativity.
Memes flooded every corner of UniNet:
• Tom chasing studio logos like prey
• Rancho staring at critics with "All is well" captions
• Crazy Frog edits mocking "logic critics" with chaotic beats
It wasn't just noise. It was organized chaos.
Across sectors, loyal fans began rallying against the attack on their favorite production house fearing it might affect the release of the movie on their sector depends on the success on sector 28.
💬 [JerryGangPrime: Old studios can't handle real creativity.]
💬 [RanchoMindset: Less budget. More brain. How can they sit still.]
💬 [FrogWave: RING DING DING = INDUSTRY RESET 😂]
Even neutral viewers got pulled in by the commotion on the UniNet and become very curious of the movie.
Sides formed on both side.
Debates turned into meme battles.
And somewhere along the line—Entertainment became a movement.
And Krishna become the center point of a revolution of the entertainment industry.
While the public war raged—Something quieter was happening behind the scenes.
Major studios from Sector 28 began reaching out more actively and pro actively.
Direct offers began to be directed at the small production house which they have been hunting down at online and now facing the backlash all over the sectors becoming the laughing joke.
Serious ones. Offers Sent to Star Entertainment
• Buy remake rights for The Hangover
• Acquire partial ownership
• Full studio buyout proposals
• Long-term partnership deals
All routed through—Ariel his cute angle AI.
Inside its system, Ariel processed every offer with perfect calm.
And rejected them. Every single one.
Without hesitation. Without escalation.
Without even notifying Krishna.
Because—He had already given the instruction.
"No sales. No compromise."
So Ariel made sure to decline all this offers.
"Thank you for your interest. Star Entertainment does not engage in external acquisition or rights transfer at this time."
Polite in response. Cold and Final answer.
🍽 Meanwhile –
At Krishna's Home
Back at their house on Astraea Prime, things were… normal.
Krishna sat at the dining table with his parents Sara and Ram.
Food served by the assistant robot. Warm atmosphere due to the success of the movie.
No UniNet chaos. No studio pressure.
Just family moments between them.
Sara smiled proudly wanting to what's her son's next plan.
"So, what's next?"
Krishna didn't hesitate.
"I'm expanding. Star Entertainments."
Ram looked up hearing his answer.
"How?"
Krishna replied calmly while taking a bite.
"Games."
Ram paused mid-bite as he looked at his son.
"…Games?"
Krishna nodded seriously.
"I'm going to recruit developers from my academy."
He continued like it was the most natural thing in the universe.
"Build a team. Start a new division."
Ram stared at him for a moment. Then leaned back.
"You're serious."
"Yes."
A short silence followed.
"...."
"...."
"...."
Because among all the sectors in the entertainement industries game development had been the most stagnant decline and expectation and harsh critics from the audience.
Then Ram nodded slowly.
-Nod!
"Alright."
He pointed a finger at Krishna with the spoon.
"But don't jump into something without understanding it fully."
Krishna nodded hearing his father advice.
"I'll research first."
Krishna continued to explain his plan.
"For the first game…"
He paused briefly.
"Super Mario. Its about... "
Sara blinked hearing his explanation.
"A game about… jumping?"
Krishna smirked faintly.
-Smirk!
"More than that the game will make sure to build a good reputation."
And Then…
"And after that—A music video."
Ram sighed thinking now his son is going to open a another sector for music.
-Sigh!
"Of course."
Krishna continued as he announced the title of the music song he was going to make.
"Beat It."
Sara leaned forward, interested.
"That sounds… intense."
Right on cue—The Entertainment System appeared.
Fully dressed like Michael Jackson.
Hat. Suit. Perfect posture.
It slid into a moonwalk across the floor.
Then leaned forward dramatically.
[Director…]
[How about we do the music video first?]
It snapped its fingers.
[-SNAP!]
[Style! Energy! Impact!]
Krishna didn't even look at it.
"No."
The System froze mid-pose touching his hands on his crouch.
[...]
"…No?"
Krishna continued eating calmly.
"I want structure first. Team. Foundation. Then expansion. For that first we should be concentrating on Games."
The System slowly straightened. Then nodded.
[-Nod!]
[…He's thinking long-term. But I am disappointed...]
It pointed at him accusationly.
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