“Why not the school fees,” Internet users responded to the prices of film tickets in Karnataka Caps at 200 rupees

The Karnataka State government has re-submitted the maximum price of cinema tickets at 200 rupees, including entertainment tax, for “all language films” in theaters, including multiplicity, which causes Internet users to ask this question-why not put a similar roof for basic services and products.

CAP decision follows film ticket prices an advertisement issued by the Prime Minister of Karnataka Cedaria in his budget speech, as he highlighted the need to unify the prices of tickets. This would encourage more fans to watch Kanada and other linguistic films in theaters.

While many welcomed this step as a treatment for cinema pioneers, many also questioned the priorities of the state government.

“If they can identify films that are not necessary, then why are they not able to break the school fees that are necessary? Is it because most politicians have educational institutes?” When asked by a user on social media, while another added that the prices of film tickets of 200 rupees can be the “end of the film industry in Karnataka.”

Another user indicated that “medicines, hospital fees, diagnostic services, laboratory tests, education – teaching and training fees” must be directed because they are already necessary. “But there is no effort to achieve the minimum car fees and taxi fees from taxis in horseback applications. Why?” Another user asked.

Although some indicated that the multiplicity of transmission will not agree to this without a battle, some also said that the films will not see large box office groups anymore.

The Karnataka State government has officially implemented a ceiling for cinematic tickets by adjusting the rules of Karnataka’s state of cinema (regulations), 2014. The new sub -rule states that ticket prices should not exceed 200 rupees, including entertainment tax, for any language film shown in the state. This decision aims to address complaints related to high ticket prices in multiple transmission.

Previous attempts to impose a similar ceiling in 2017 during the first period of the state of Cedarmeneh were faced challenges. Multiplex owners raised concerns about the revenue losses and promised the decision in the Karnataka Supreme Court, which raised the maximum. It remains to see how multiple transmission will respond to the current ranking.

This last matter, which was issued on July 15, was signed by the State Undersecretary of the Government in the Prison and Cinema Department at the Ministry of Interior. The Karnataka Film Chamber and the Association of Exhibitions in Karnataka expressed its support for the CAP. They believe that it will help attract more fans to theaters for Kanada movies, despite the previous opposition of multi -transmission chains.