Hyderabad: Thanks to many large budget blockbuster in December, tour theaters that are besieged in Hyderabad see the substantial footpoint.
The owner of the theater admitted that they still lacked the Pre-Covid footsteps with more than 25%, but films such as’ Spiderman No Way Home ‘,’ Pushpa ‘, ’83,’ etc., have seen a single screen theater packed Saving main grace.
“We saw a significant surge in December immediately after ‘Akhanda’ hit a screen, especially in rural cinemas.
The business we got from Pushpa, Spiderman and 83 ensured that all weekends were households,” said Secretary of the Telangana Participant Association Vijender Reddy to Ti.
Although fear of other locking because the omicron variant and the release of ‘Rrr’ SS Rajamouli was postponed, exhibitors were convinced that their collection would continue to shine in January too.
“We can see movies like ‘rowdy boys’ and other cheap films that promise this Sankranti season which will be a redemption feature for us.
However, to recover losses incurred because Covid-19 will be at least one year Travel for us, “added Vijender Reddy.
Of the 480 single screen theater in Telangana, 30 of them are permanently closed because Covid-19 includes Hyderabad’s oldest expensive Yakut.
The state government releases electrical charges issued by theater owners during this shutdown months and allows flexible ticket prices and the number of shows.
However, many theater owners show that losses reach the point where the resumption is not feasible unless the government provides financial packages for them.
Fear looks great above the third lock considering the omicron variants among filmmakers and film distributors.
The theater owner hopes to oppose the hope that the government will not impose another lock.
“We hope that other locking will not be charged because vaccination has developed significantly.
Some films line up to April and we believe that everything will be positive,” Reddy added.