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Pandemic-battered multiplexes have turned a page with pent-up demand along with new content drawing in moviegoers, accelerating industry's recovery.

Pandemic-battered multiplexes have turned a page with pent-up demand along with new content drawing in moviegoers, accelerating industry's recovery.

Cinema owners hoping for a tax-relief after meeting Maharashtrian Guardian Minister. Will the cinema owners see an end to their troubles?

India: Mumbai COVID lockdown spells trouble for businesses India is among the countries hardest hit by in the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic — not only in terms of human life, but also economically. Small businesss in Mumbai are facing bankruptcy during the lockdown Rakesh Kumar Nayal runs a grocery store in the suburbs of Mumbai, a shop the 55-year-old has been running for the last 18 years. "The business is down by 25%," he said. "Only those people who have our cellphone numbers place...

India: Mumbai lockdown spells trouble for businesses India is among the countries hardest hit by in the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic, not only in terms of human life, but also economically. Small businesss in Mumbai are facing bankruptcy during the lockdown Rakesh Kumar Nayal runs a grocery store in the suburbs of Mumbai, a shop the 55-year-old has been running for the last 18 years. "The business is down by 25%," he said. "Only those people who have our cellphone numbers place orders w...

Bollywood Hungama Fenil Seta Updated: Apr 23, 2021 - 12:13 PM IST ); }); The industry, trade and moviegoers were left surprised with the sudden announcement that Radhe - Your Most Wanted Bhai, the much awaited film of Salman Khan, would release in cinemas on Eid. However, it’ll also simultaneously arrive on Zee’s pay-per-view platform, ZeePlex. It’s the first time something of this sort is being attempted. Ideally, a massy movie like Radhe - Your Most Wanted Bhai is best enjoye...

PVR, Inox down as Maharashtra shuts cinema halls on Covid spurt April 05, 2021 Government to implement harsh restrictions amid second wave of the pandemic The stocks of multiplex operators such as Inox Leisure and PVR were down by 7 per cent and 6 per cent respectively after the Maharashtra Government announced that cinema theatres will remain shut in the State at least till April 30 amid the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. At 11 am, PVR Ltd was trading at ₹1,151.20 on the BSE, down �...

Cinema industry stares at major loss again with Maharashtra lockdown SECTIONS Share Synopsis The move, experts say, will result in filmmakers postponing the release dates of their films again as Maharashtra is one of the biggest markets. Agencies As per trade sources, after opening of cinema halls with up to 50% capacity, most cinema theatres had clocked less than 3% occupancy till January. The cinema exhibition sector, which had just started limping back to normalcy after remaining close for a...

Read more about We will have to co-exist with virus for now: Maha Multiplex, retail groups on Business Standard. Cinema, retail and shopping industries have just begun their recovery process

ET Company NEWS Powered by We will have to co-exist with virus for now:Multiplex, retail associations wary of lockdown in Maharashtra SECTIONS We will have to co-exist with virus for now:Multiplex, retail associations wary of lockdown in MaharashtraPTI Last Updated: Apr 02, 2021, 02:25 PM IST Share Synopsis The Multiplex Association of India (MAI), Retail Association of India (RAI), and Shopping Centres Association of India have said they are following all t...