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Theatres in Maharashtra should start with proper fire and structural safety checks: CM ThackerayDuring a meeting with office-bearers of the Cinema Owners and Exhibitors Association here, Thackeray said an appropriate solution would be ...- Maha govt issues SOPs to reopen auditoriums, cinema halls from October 22Under the guidelines, the occupancy of the cinemas, theatres, multiplexes, and auditoriums shall not be more than 50% of their total capaci...
- Inox Leisure, PVR shares rally up to 18% today. What fuelled this sudden surge?Following the development, shares of Inox Leisure soared 17.83 per cent to hit a high of Rs 412.20 on BSE. PVR climbed 10 per cent to hit a...
- Is there any need to open cinema, drama halls when BJP 'entertaining' people? asks RautIn his weekly column 'Rokhthok' in the Sena mouthpiece Saamana, Raut, who is the executive editor of the Marathi daily, said the opposition...
- Film industry rejoices as Maharashtra allows theatres to resume after October 22Earlier this month, the Multiplex Association of India, along with large cinema chains including PVR, INOX Leisure, CInepolis India, and th...
- Cinema halls, drama theatres in Maharashtra to reopen from October 22On Friday, the state government had announced the reopening of religious places from October 7, and issued an SOP for devotees and official...
- Multiplex Association of India appeals to Maharashtra government to reopen theatresIn 2020, film production activities and theatres business came to a standstill from mid-March when the pandemic first hit India, only to be...
- Maharashtra govt's COVID curbs are like 'speed-breaker'; hopeful of 2021 becoming blockbuster year: Inox LeisureIn the current situation, he said hopes are pinned on the rapid and widespread vaccination drive, which it expects would arrest the surge i...
- Cinema industry stares at major loss again with Maharashtra lockdownThe move, experts say, will result in filmmakers postponing the release dates of their films again as Maharashtra is one of the biggest mar...
- Maharashtra govt announces stricter Covid norms for hotels, cinema halls, officesNobody will be allowed inside these establishments without wearing a mask and a temperature check, the state govt said in a notification as...
- Inox Leisure commences operations at new multiplex in MaharashtraThe company has commenced commercial operations of cinema... in Thane (West) with effect from January 26, 2021, Inox Leisure Ltd said in a ...
- Braving low turnout during pandemic, city theatres to screen films in truncated mannerPriya cinema in south Kolkata, which had been planning to suspend screening from November 6 due to lack of content rich films and very litt...
- PVR, Inox Leisure rally up to 5% as cinemas reopen in MaharashtraKeshav Lahoti, Associate Equity Analyst, Angel Broking said, “Maharashtra accounts for around 25 per cent revenue for the multiplex industr...
- Maharashtra govt allows cinema halls to reopen from November 5The screens will have to follow the Covid-19 SOPs, in line with the ones issued by the central government, along with a 50% cap on the occu...
- Maha: Theaters, swimming pools, yoga centres can reopen from tomorrowCinema halls, multiplexes and drama theaters will be allowed to operate with 50 percent of seating capacity and no eatableswill be allowed ...
- Won't tolerate attempts to 'finish off' Bollywood: Uddhav ThackerayMaharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Thursday said attempts to malign and "finish off" the Hindi film industry or "to shift it" w...
- Multiplexes still awaiting approval from state governments to resume operationsThough the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has given its go-ahead to resuming cinema and theatre activities under Unlock 5.0, it has left fo...
- Why should film viewers buy food from theaters: Bombay High Court to Maharashtra governmentThe plea claimed there was no legal or statutory provision prohibiting one from carrying personal food articles or water inside movie theat...
- 'Ae Dil Hai Mushkil' screening row: MNS activists protest outside Mumbai theatreKJo's film starring Ranbir Kapoor, Anushka Sharma and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is facing trouble for Pak actor Fawad Khan's cameo.
- PVR opens 5-screen multiplex in Panvel, increases pan-India presencePVR, India’s largest cinema exhibition company, has opened the 5- screens multiplex at Orion Mall, taking its screen count in Maharashtra t...
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