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  1. if only argument I is strong.
  2. if only argument II is strong.
  3. if both I and II are strong.
  4. if neither I nor II is strong.
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Option 4 : if neither I nor II is strong.

If Hollywood movies are hit without songs, then it does not mean that eliminating songs from Bollywood movies will result in a hit. Also, the length of a movie does not decide the success of a movie, thus second argument is also weak. Thus, neither I nor II is strong.
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