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Star Actor Against Allowing 100% Occupancy In Theatres!
By: Tupaki Desk | 6 Jan 2021 5:06 AM GMT
Though the theatres have opened again, they are not running in full capacity due to the rules laid down by the government. Even the audience are hesitant to enter the theatres in the current circumstances. On top of it, there are no new releases but with Sankranti season arriving, everyone are hoping that things would turn around.
Despite the entry country allowing only 50% occupancy in theatres, the Tamil Nadu officials have surprised everyone by giving permission to allow 100% occupancy. This decision made the directors and producers of Kollywood very happy and our Telugu filmmakers are hoping for the same to happen soon.
But there is one actor who is not particularly happy with this decision. He is none other than star actor Aravind Swami. The 'Dhruva' villain recently took to Twitter and wrote, âThere are times when 50% is way better than a 100%. This is one of them.â
As we know, Vijay's 'Master' is arriving on 13th January and if theatres are allowed to fill completely, we can see a huge flow of people which is in no way helpful for social distance. While some are criticizing Aravind Swami, others say that he definitely has a point. What do you think?
Despite the entry country allowing only 50% occupancy in theatres, the Tamil Nadu officials have surprised everyone by giving permission to allow 100% occupancy. This decision made the directors and producers of Kollywood very happy and our Telugu filmmakers are hoping for the same to happen soon.
But there is one actor who is not particularly happy with this decision. He is none other than star actor Aravind Swami. The 'Dhruva' villain recently took to Twitter and wrote, âThere are times when 50% is way better than a 100%. This is one of them.â
As we know, Vijay's 'Master' is arriving on 13th January and if theatres are allowed to fill completely, we can see a huge flow of people which is in no way helpful for social distance. While some are criticizing Aravind Swami, others say that he definitely has a point. What do you think?
