A cinema hall located in Greater Noida was sealed on Wednesday over the non-payment of dues amounting to Rs 1.95 crore. The Grand Venice Mall in Uttar Pradesh's Greater Noida failed to pay the dues to Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP-Rera) despite getting several notices.
One of the SRK's fan from Bengaluru couldn't stop herself from watching the film Jawan on first day without affecting her office work. She chose an unique way to balance both.
A massive fire has erupted in Indore's Regal Talkies Movies Theatre.
The cinema halls have reopened in the valley after three decades as theatre owners downed their shutters in the Valley due to threats and attacks by militants in 1989-90. J&K has seen a great change in the governance post abrogation of Article 370. The focus of the administration of J&K is on empowering people through socio-economic progress. The most recent step is the opening of two cinema halls in the region. Jammu and Kashmir`s Lt Governor Manoj Sinha inaugurated multipurpose cinema halls in Pulwama and Shopian districts on Sunday.#jammuandkashmir #manojsinha #indiatv
The authority has suggested the use of masked Aadhaar which displays only the last 4 digits of the Aadhaar number that can be downloaded from UIDAI's official website.
Nobody was injured in the fire that broke out at the top floor of the Park Show cinema hall building.
The blaze was spotted at around 9.15 pm and later electricity connection of the area was switched off. Till last reports, firefighters were still trying hard to douse the blaze.
The big ticket movies were missing and ‘houseful’ signs still a dream but it was nonetheless a landmark Monday for the corona-battered film industry that welcomed the first day in 10 months of cinemas in several states opening their doors to 100 per cent occupancy.
Cinema halls and multiplexes have reopened after eight months but business is slow due to a number of factors like lack of new Hindi film releases and fear among the people regarding sitting in an enclosed areas.
Multiplex chains including PVR, Inox, Cinepolis are all set to re-open their cinema halls with half of their seating capacity. In some states the Multiplex owners are still waiting for government nod to open.
While theatres and multiplexes will remain closed in states like Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Chhattisgarh, they will open this week in several places, including Delhi and parts of Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat, with stringent dos and don’ts in keeping with the new COVID-19 normal.
It's been close to 3 months since the last time a movie was shown at a cinema hall in India. The coronavirus pandemic brought life as we know it to a standstill. The first spell of lockdown was announced in the last week of March. As we close in on July, cinema halls like PVR and INOX still wear a deserted look, contrary to the full of life persona of a movie theatre on a Friday night or a Saturday night in the pre-COVID-19 era.
Jharkhand will go to assembly poll in November and December this year. The Election Commission is likely to announce the dates by end of this month.
A Supreme Court bench headed by Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra will today hear the matter of regulating the playing of national anthem in cinema halls across the country.
The activists dispersed after the police used light force on them. Eight people have been detained following the violence and proceedings were on against 30-40 other people, a police official said.
Singer Sonu Nigam today said while he honoured every country's anthem, he also believed theatres and restaurants were not the place for it.
3 students hailing from Jammu and Kashmir have been booked for allegedly disrespecting the National Anthem by not standing when it was being played in a cinema hall in Hyderabad.
Around 1,000 cinema houses will remain shut on Monday, marking the first day of the indefinite strike called by theatre owners to protest against the imposition of 30 per cent local body tax in addition to the 28 per cent Goods and Services (GST) on
The government announced to levy 30% of entertainment tax in place of 28% according to GST. The Chamber decided to shut down the theatres in protest.
Department of Consumer Affairs directing companies against charging different prices for identical products
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