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Indians Going Less To The Theatres | Diwali, Lifeline For Bollywood? | Beyond The Headlines

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In this episode of Beyond the Headlines with Tamanna Inamdar, the anchor will be discussing India's movie-watching habits as 69% of people say their frequency of going to theaters has reduced. Will this be a happy Diwali for box office? Thank God and Ram Setu are two major Bollywood films that are getting ready for release. In addition, according to a recent survey, only 70.5 Indians went to the theatre, and this number is decreasing day by day.

''The crucial aspect of people not going to theatres is the cost, they don't have the salary to go and watch the cinema in theatre. The state governments and the central government should give subsidies'', says Dalip Tahil, Actor. We are also joined by our other guests.

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