The crackdown of the theatres which are not following the guidelines is underway in Andhra Pradesh. To make sure that the theatres follow all the prescribed guidelines and rules, the authorities are going on a surprise search to the theatres and thoroughly searching the premises.
Giving a shock to the theatre owners, the authorities are seizing the theatres which don't follow the rules and guidelines. Seeing the situation, the theatre owners are expressing their concerns over the much-talked-about issue in the state right now.
How can we run the theatres by selling tickets for a lesser price? We are yet to come out of the crisis left by Coronavirus. When everything seems under control, the government brought the new guidelines. Who will save us now, the theater owners say.
Unable to run the business by selling ticket prices for much fewer prices, a few theatre owners have decided to shut the theatres. They said that they took the decision voluntarily as they cannot run the business by spending extra money as the expenses.
It has been widely reported that around 50 theatres in East Godavari district in Andhra Pradesh were shut voluntarily after coming to a conclusion that the rules are adding an extra burden to them.
Giving a shock to the theatre owners, the authorities are seizing the theatres which don't follow the rules and guidelines. Seeing the situation, the theatre owners are expressing their concerns over the much-talked-about issue in the state right now.
How can we run the theatres by selling tickets for a lesser price? We are yet to come out of the crisis left by Coronavirus. When everything seems under control, the government brought the new guidelines. Who will save us now, the theater owners say.
Unable to run the business by selling ticket prices for much fewer prices, a few theatre owners have decided to shut the theatres. They said that they took the decision voluntarily as they cannot run the business by spending extra money as the expenses.
It has been widely reported that around 50 theatres in East Godavari district in Andhra Pradesh were shut voluntarily after coming to a conclusion that the rules are adding an extra burden to them.