The average number of cinema shows per day in Delhi has increased from 450 in 2010 to 623 in 2022, according to the Delhi Statistical Handbook-2023. The number of cinema goers per day has declined over the past 13 years. The number of theatres in Delhi has also increased from 129 in 2008 to 137 in 2022. Additionally, the number of multiplexes has risen from 21 in 2008 to 33 in 2022.
threatened staff in the foyer before shooting at the outside of the building. bbc s andy gill is there and filed this report. well, several hours after it happened you can see the police are still at the cinema here. officers have been going to and from the foyer of the cinema. it all began at about 8:30 last night when a man walked into a newsagent in the norris green area of liverpool and demanded cash. he fired a shot but left empty handed. police say the newsagent was unharmed but shocked. about 20 minutes later, at 8:50, police had reports of shots being fired outside the cinema here. a man with a gun walked into the foyer and threatened staff. when he left police say he fired several shots into the air before escaping in a car. the police were called, armed police were called to this incident. the cinema goers and staff were escorted to safety. the third incident was in the croxteth area of liverpool, again not far from here. police say shots were fired at a property there. the p
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it s just so many people and that s just something we really want to change. it s been called barbieheimer and going through the review of those two blockbuster films being going through the review of those two blockbusterfilms being released today so all of you get to our correspondent has been to leicester square to find out what filmgoers are making of both films. the plots of oppenheimer and barbie can be more different. one is about a toy of millions of growing up with around the world, the other the life of the father of the atomic bomb. the two films have similar themes. they look at changing worlds, at consequences of decisions, and because of the hype of these two films, they are asking cinema goers to make a tough choice themselves. which one should you see first? here in leicester square, the home of a lots of film premieres in central