Pouring water on Pawan Kalyan fans' celebrations and enthusiasm for Bheemla Nayak, the Andhra Pradesh government had brought the controversial Go no 35 into the picture for one more time and directed the theatres in the state to make sure that the guidelines are followed with a fail.
Not just restricting to imposing the guidelines, the Andhra Pradesh government had deployed Revenue Department officials, cops, and the CRPF personnel too outside the theatres.
Unable to run the shows by selling movie tickets for such low prices, a few theatres have shut theatres. The list of theatres closing in the state is increasing steadily. The owners are putting up posters outside the establishments that the low ticket prices are forcing them to take the decision.
In the posters that were stuck outside the establishments, the management said that they are canceling the shows from 25th February as it had turned problematic to run the theatres by selling the ticket at low price.
They have even mentioned the ticket rates in the posters. Going by the rates mentioned in the posters, the tickets were fixed as Rs 5, Rs 10, and Rs 15 respectively for the third, second, and first classes.
Not just restricting to imposing the guidelines, the Andhra Pradesh government had deployed Revenue Department officials, cops, and the CRPF personnel too outside the theatres.
Unable to run the shows by selling movie tickets for such low prices, a few theatres have shut theatres. The list of theatres closing in the state is increasing steadily. The owners are putting up posters outside the establishments that the low ticket prices are forcing them to take the decision.
In the posters that were stuck outside the establishments, the management said that they are canceling the shows from 25th February as it had turned problematic to run the theatres by selling the ticket at low price.
They have even mentioned the ticket rates in the posters. Going by the rates mentioned in the posters, the tickets were fixed as Rs 5, Rs 10, and Rs 15 respectively for the third, second, and first classes.