Nagpur: It seems that the cinema hall will indeed end with the weekend of ‘happy’ when Friday arranges the cash register again, thanks to the release of the Multi-Starrer – SoororavanShi film.
For the first time since Covid-19 struck, Cinema Halls watched the phenomenon of ‘home’ ‘with at least six local theater was fully sold out.
Manohar Wadhwani, a national film distributor said, “This is a fantastic news for everyone because in all the country’s cinema watching footsteps.
In Nagpur we have several household shows on Friday, which is a good sign for this sector.” In the previous TOI report, Wadhwani has mentioned that weekend November 5 will be a ‘blockbuster’ because of the new release.
Wadhwani said, “People come to content.
When we reopened before, there was no new content to show the masses therefore the response was bad.” The cinema room has been closed for months and gets permission to reopen after the lobby is relentless by the association.
The reopening came with a tight protocol that was worried by many people would kill the buzz of a movie watching experience.
The owner of the cinema hall said, “No food or drinks allowed in the hall, almost like taking 50% of fun.
The second rule is an alternative seat, something that has no other business following.
Do you have this on the train, bus, flight , restaurants etc? Still public who finally talked.
They want to go back to the cinema and just wait for a super hit movie.
“The film theater throughout Nagpur witnessed heavy reservations for their afternoon slots, which now might appear as the preferred time slot.
Other theater owners told toi that the government must now enter and facilitate the sidewalk.
“New film broadcasts marched and until our Christmas schedule was packed.
But we operate with a capacity of only 50%, which with the simplest terms means that our potential income will continue to be half.
The state government must understand that so many livelihoods are connected to business This, “the owner said.
Aa rahi hi public! For the first time since Covid-19 hit, the cinema room sold out
