Actor prabhas is said to have made a specific request to Andhra cm YS jagan during tollywood bigwigs' meeting with him today. The owners of v Epiq cinema in Sullurpeta, Nellore, which has the largest multiplex screen in South Asia, shut down the shutters two weeks ago, citing their inability to operate theatres under the state government's new restrictions.
Talking about it, prabhas approached jagan on behalf of his buddies who run the v multiplex and encouraged him to rethink his ticket pricing decision. The multiplex features a Dolby Atmos sophisticated 3D surround system as well as a 106-foot-long screen with a total maximum seating of 676 people. prabhas believes that pricing major multiplexes the same as other theatres is unjust. He recommended that the prices of tech-savvy cinema be reviewed.
Furthermore, after patiently hearing to the ticket price difficulties and other issues, jagan is said to have decided that the controversial matters will be discussed during the committee meeting. Other than restoring five shows, the cm has not given any assurances. It is also understood that no decision on ticket prices was reached before the end of the conference. As a result of Jagan's conclusion, theatres will only have two classes, and officials have reportedly refused to comment on the situation because the case is still in court.
Talking about it, prabhas approached jagan on behalf of his buddies who run the v multiplex and encouraged him to rethink his ticket pricing decision. The multiplex features a Dolby Atmos sophisticated 3D surround system as well as a 106-foot-long screen with a total maximum seating of 676 people. prabhas believes that pricing major multiplexes the same as other theatres is unjust. He recommended that the prices of tech-savvy cinema be reviewed.
Furthermore, after patiently hearing to the ticket price difficulties and other issues, jagan is said to have decided that the controversial matters will be discussed during the committee meeting. Other than restoring five shows, the cm has not given any assurances. It is also understood that no decision on ticket prices was reached before the end of the conference. As a result of Jagan's conclusion, theatres will only have two classes, and officials have reportedly refused to comment on the situation because the case is still in court.
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