Hubballi: In the midst of a surge in Covid-19 cases towards the end of 2021, the Omicron strain was caused by the Coronavirus novel, the state government was forced to make several difficult calls, including the decision to limit residence in BIOSKA to 50.%.
The decision disappointed the entertainment sector in the state, which had just started accommodating hopes to recover from a blow handled by the first two waves of Covid-19.
The government’s decision to allow the cinema to allow full housing in theater cinemas has been welcomed by many joy by film fans and all stakeholders in this sector.
The state government’s decision to raise restrictions on occupancy in the cinema to release many large budget films, who have not been able to hit the screen because of recurrence of Covid-19.
When full occupancy is permitted in theaters in September, many films, releases that have been detained while waiting for a more conducive atmosphere, press the screen – this includes’ Salag ‘,’ Kotigobba 3 ‘,’ Badava Rascal ‘,’.
Although the producer lubricated the post-production engine to anticipate the release of their films in December, the third wave of Covid-19 forced them to stop their preparation.
Northern Karnataka has always been a profitable market, not only for Kannada films but also for Hindi cinemas, and the government’s decision has given stakeholders about new expectations.
Film President Karnataka Federation Exhibitors RR Odugoudar told Toi, “The cinema and cinema are suffering from a pandemic.
The curfew and weekend is another blow, while dictates set 50% residential dropping us in trouble.” The number of cinema space in North Carnataka has been Shrink more than half, show odugoudar.
“There are 1,250 cinema rooms in the region in 2014-15, but there are only 500 to 550 of them now.
Many theaters were forced to close after the outbreak of pandemic.
The closure of the theater left the theater owner and the other involved in the film business that maintained losses to RS 2 Crore Every day, “said Odugodar, expressed the expectations of producers who released their films in the next few weeks.
Manager Apsara Cinema in Hubballi John Sasvihalli, and KC Patil, who was involved in bookings in Sangam Theater in Dharwad, said that, in the absence of large budget films, they had shown films dubbed and flick low budget, which ran to rare crowds.
“We are now preparing to release awaited films such as ‘Rrr’, ‘KGF 2’, ‘Radhe Shyam’, et al starting from March.
The decision to allow full occupancy is welcome, and send positive messages.
This will encourage more Many people visit theater.
We will, of course, secretly following the safety protocol, “they said.
Stakeholders and buff films rejoice because the government allows 100% occupancy in theaters
