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Hero Nikhil's sensible request to AP government
By: Tupaki Desk | 26 Dec 2021 10:01 AM GMT
The government of Andhra Pradesh has been imposing never-before restrictions on the cinema ticket pricing system in the state. This has been drawing backlash from the Telugu film industry and understandably so.
Now, young Telugu hero Nikhil has dropped a few sensible suggestions to the government of Andhra Pradesh regarding ticket pricing.
"Every Single Screen Theatre has a 20rs ticket section too.. Cinema Theatres were already in the reach of all sections of people.
The request Folded hands to authorities is to allow a Balcony/Premium section with a Flexible Ticket Rate. Just like in Trains with Different tier compartments." Nikhil tweeted.
"Theatres are like a temple to me.. Giving joy and happiness to People always. It is heartbreaking to see theatres close down..
Glad and thankful to see the Telangana Govt Support the film industry..Hoping the Ap Govt helps theatres come back to their glory in a similar way," Nikhil added.
Nikhil is making a very good point with his suggestions but the big question is, will the government of Andhra Pradesh listen to any of this?
Now, young Telugu hero Nikhil has dropped a few sensible suggestions to the government of Andhra Pradesh regarding ticket pricing.
"Every Single Screen Theatre has a 20rs ticket section too.. Cinema Theatres were already in the reach of all sections of people.
The request Folded hands to authorities is to allow a Balcony/Premium section with a Flexible Ticket Rate. Just like in Trains with Different tier compartments." Nikhil tweeted.
"Theatres are like a temple to me.. Giving joy and happiness to People always. It is heartbreaking to see theatres close down..
Glad and thankful to see the Telangana Govt Support the film industry..Hoping the Ap Govt helps theatres come back to their glory in a similar way," Nikhil added.
Nikhil is making a very good point with his suggestions but the big question is, will the government of Andhra Pradesh listen to any of this?
