The Karnataka High Court has granted a significant reprieve to multiplexes by staying the State government's notification that capped movie...

The Karnataka High Court has put a hold on the state's new rule about movie ticket prices. This rule would have made all tickets cost only ...

The Karnataka High Court has reserved its decision on petitions challenging the state's Rs 200 movie ticket price cap. The Multiplex Associ...

Karnataka considers capping movie ticket prices at Rs 200. This move impacts multiplexes like PVR-Inox. Theatres rely on ticket revenue, fo...

PVR Inox shares will be in focus on July 16 after the Karnataka government capped movie ticket prices at Rs 200, inclusive of entertainment...

The Karnataka government's proposed Rs 200 cap on movie ticket prices across all theaters, including multiplexes, is poised to significantl...

The Karnataka government has capped movie ticket prices at Rs 200 across the state, including multiplexes, to enhance cinema accessibility....

PVR INOX chief Pramod Arora warned that enforcing such a cap could negatively impact the state's tax revenue. "If this rule is implemented ...

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has capped movie ticket prices at Rs 200 across the state. Measures in his 16th budget plan support K...

The Karnataka government has decided to impose a 2% cess on movie tickets and over-the-top (OTT) subscriptions. This move is expected to re...

An elderly man and his son were denied entry to Bengaluru's GT Mall despite having movie tickets, due to a policy against wearing dhotis. T...

Multiplexes offer a huge deal of just Rs 99 for any movie on January 20, 2023 to celebrate Cinema Lovers Day.

The maximum rate of Rs 200 per head is applicable to films of all languages. The restriction, however, will not apply to gold-class screens...

According to analysts’ estimates, the box office collections in the state may fall 9-10%.

The restriction, however, will not apply to gold class screen and gold class seats in multiplexes (capped again at 10 per cent of total cap...

In 2015-16, Bengaluru contributed about Rs 109 crore in entertainment tax collection, Hindi films not far behind.

Citing rules, Bengaluru urban Deputy Commissioner V Shankar has rejected a distributor's application to screen the movie in the hotels, off...