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Most single screens put off reopening

Most single screens put off reopening
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Andhra pradeshTamil naduMysuru film exhibitor associationஆந்திரா பிரதேஷ்தமிழ் நாடும்ய்சுறு படம் கண்காட்சி சங்கம்

Pandemic sounds death knell to single screen cinemas

Pandemic sounds death knell to single screen cinemas
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Sree nagarajMysuru film exhibitor associationKarnataka film exhibitor federationKarnataka film exhibitorLakshmi theatreம்ய்சுறு படம் கண்காட்சி சங்கம்கர்நாடகா படம் கண்காட்சி கூட்டமைப்புகர்நாடகா படம் கண்காட்சிலட்சுமி திரையரங்கம்

Impractical rule, say exhibitors

Impractical rule, say exhibitors Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA The Mysuru district administration’s decision making COVID-19 negative report (RT-PCR test done within 72 hours) mandatory to watch films in cinemas here has not gone down well with the exhibitors who have called it “impractical” and argue that such a decision would make things even more hard for the crisis-hit single-screen cinemas. While urging Deputy Commissioner Rohini Sindhuri to reconsider her decision, Mysuru Film Exhibitors’ Association Secretary M.R. Rajaram said the decision will lead to collapse of single screens which are facing losses since last one year over the pandemic. “The shows with 50 per cent seating capacity are already causing losses and this decision is like indirectly telling us to shut down business,” he felt.

Rohini sindhuriMysuru film exhibitor associationMysuru city corporationDeputy commissioner rohini sindhuriரோகினி சிந்துரிம்ய்சுறு படம் கண்காட்சி சங்கம்ம்ய்சுறு நகரம் நிறுவனம்துணை ஆணையர் ரோகினி சிந்துரி

No film screening in Mysuru despite Centre easing restrictions

No film screening in Mysuru despite Centre easing restrictions Updated: Updated: Single-screen cinemas are reluctant to reopen over unresolved revenue sharing with producers/distributors Share Article Single-screen cinemas are reluctant to reopen over unresolved revenue sharing with producers/distributors It’s official. There won’t be any screening of films at the single-screen cinemas in Mysuru city as they have continued to remain shut despite the Centre allowing 100 per cent capacity, easing all curbs that were prevalent since over 10 months post-COVID-19. The reason: the impasse between exhibitors and producers/distributors over the sharing of revenue. While the exhibitors are seeking weekly revenue sharing on percentage terms, the producers are insisting on fixed charges like it has been there for many years. They are not keen to make any change to the model though the exhibitors are citing loss and negative impact of COVID-19 pandemic on their earnings for seeking

Andhra pradeshTamil naduMysuru film exhibitor associationKarnataka film exhibitor federationSouthern statesMysuru film exhibitorஆந்திரா பிரதேஷ்தமிழ் நாடும்ய்சுறு படம் கண்காட்சி சங்கம்கர்நாடகா படம் கண்காட்சி கூட்டமைப்புதெற்கு மாநிலங்களில்ம்ய்சுறு படம் கண்காட்சி

Wait gets longer for single-screen cinemas to resume shows

Theatres await clear guidelines on seating capacity and revised SOP Despite the Union Ministry of Home Affairs easing curbs on the capacity of audience in cinemas, with continuous drop in COVID-19 cases in the country, film exhibitors are not prepared to reopen single-screen theatres as they await clear guidelines from the government on seating capacity and the revised SOP. This means, the wait for film enthusiasts has become longer as the exhibitors want to assess the situation before throwing open theatres after nearly 10 months. With most exhibitors suffering losses and unable to face further loss by running shows for a smaller audience, a clear picture on the reopening of theatres would emerge once the guidelines are out, mostly by February 1. Until then, many exhibitors have decided to wait and watch.

Andhra pradeshUnion ministry of home affairsMysuru film exhibitor associationKarnataka film exhibitor federationUnion ministryHome affairsஆந்திரா பிரதேஷ்தொழிற்சங்கம் அமைச்சகம் ஆஃப் வீடு வாழ்க்கைத்தொழில்கள்ம்ய்சுறு படம் கண்காட்சி சங்கம்கர்நாடகா படம் கண்காட்சி கூட்டமைப்புதொழிற்சங்கம் அமைச்சகம்வீடு வாழ்க்கைத்தொழில்கள்