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This is revised price? And they wonder why people doesn't go to theatres. With GST one ticket cost ₹177. You have to pay inflated price for snacks. Pay extra for parking. One could get a monthly Netflix subscription by paying some extra.
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I agree with you. Bollywood skipped direct to DVD or TV movies which Hollywood did for years. So they are not use to it. By now they need to come to senses that not all movies are made for theatres. Theatre releases should be meant for big movies like PS-1, RRR, Brahmastra etc. Or movies should release during holiday season. Not everything needs to be released at theatres. Even if they do. A passable romance or coming of age movie should be restricted to OTTs. They need to have a small 2 weeks gap and limited theatre release. It's not 90s anymore that people will watch any poor garbage presented as action thriller to lure small town audience. Nowadays everyone has lots of means of entertainment.
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Another thing to add is every niche movie keeps on flopping at theatres. Makers would be hesitant to invest in such projects. You got to cut some slack to the viewes who gets only one weekend where there is atleast 2-3 webseries and 2 movie release. How can one catch-up everything?
