Almost 200-300 movies are for sale in each filmmaking state. A huge number of movies are in a stagnant position. One thing I see as common with these filmmakers is "They want to sell the film to anyone/anybody/company for a small profit margin or at the same production cost." They say their films will not do well in theatres. It may run for a week max. So, they don't want to invest in publicity, marketing, and cube expenses. Which can create more loss for them. If they aren't confident in their product, who will buy and invest in it? Why should someone test the content and accept the loss if the producer isn't ready for it? If the filmmakers aren't confident in their script, they shouldn't have attempted to make a film to show their presence.