Sunny Deol Making A Noise With His Work (Photo Credit – Sunny Deol /Instagram)
After entertaining Bollywood buffs for years, Sunny Deol is doing his best to support the industry by staying off the screen too. As we all know, Deol is now an elected Member of Parliament from Gurdaspur district constituency. The on-screen angry man is ensuring of giving it back to the industry which helped him in reaching every corner of the nation.
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The Gadar actor represents BJP and is doing his job without making any noise. Reportedly, he is the one who took the issue of exhibitors huge loss due to restricted occupancy in theatres to the central government. As Covid-19 pandemic has already caused a lot of damage by halting movie releases, the new restrictions weren’t well-received by theatre owners and the film industry.
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With 100% occupancy, halls now await big releases for big bucks
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With 100% occupancy, halls now await big releases for big bucks. Image Source: IANS News
New Delhi, Feb 2 : Cinema halls have received the green signal to operate with 100 per cent occupancy. It is positive news for the theatre owners, but not so for the box office just yet.
Union Minister Prakash Javadekar on Sunday allowed theatres to be operate with full capacity from February 1, except in containment zones, while adhering to health safety protocols. However, despite the call, the film trade could be months away from good business. Without big releases and a psychological block over Covid still looming in the minds of many, the audience is not interested in returning to theatres right away, irrespective of whether occupancy rules allow 50 or 100 per cent.
Filmmakers, threatre owners thank government for allowing full occupancy
Adequate physical distancing of at least six feet has to be followed outside the auditoriums, common areas and waiting areas at all times, and use of face covers/masks at all times will be mandatory.
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NEW DELHI: Cinema halls will operate at 100 per cent capacity from Monday, Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting Prakash Javadekar said on Sunday, while releasing the standard operating procedure (SOP) on preventive measures for Covid-19.
The restrictions put in place due to the pandemic are on the verge of ending, he said.
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He may have been known to roar the loudest when it comes to his on-screen appearances. However when it comes to his real life deeds, he is ensuring that his work speaks the loudest. That can well be seen from the fact that even though two days have gone by since the government announced 100% occupancy rule in theatres, there hasn’t been any noise made around the man who actually made it possible. It is Sunny Deol, the actor and the MP, whose initiatives at the highest order of the government machinery made it possible.
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