Nani’s much-awaited action thriller paradise All set to hit theaters on September 24. Directed by Srikanth Odela, the film has now received approval from the Telangana Home Department for a hike in ticket prices ahead of its theatrical release. The government has also allowed a special screening on September 23, a day before the film’s worldwide release.
Telangana Home Department has approved the special ticket price paradiseAllows theaters to increase admission rates during the initial days of its release. The revised prices will be applicable from September 24 to September 27. Five shows per day are allowed under the order. TOI.
For single-screen theatres, the ticket price may be increased by Rs 48 from the current rate. Multiplexes and specialty theaters have been allowed an increase of Rs 95. The government order has also allowed a special screening on September 23 at 6:30 pm. The price of tickets for this show has been fixed at 500 rupees.
The price of tickets will be revised again after the first four days. The increase in ticket prices will be reduced from September 28 to October 3. During this period, single-screen theaters will be allowed to charge Rs 23 extra while multiplexes and specialty theaters can add Rs 45 to the existing ticket price.
The approval also laid down a set of conditions for the producers of the film and the theaters showing it. As part of the government order, Sri Lakshmi Venkateswara Cinemas, the production house behind The Paradise, has been asked to contribute Rs 1 crore to the Telugu Film Industry Employees Welfare Committee.
Participating theaters are also instructed to use the screening as a platform for public awareness. They should display advertisements and messages highlighting the harmful effects of drugs and alcohol along with cybercrime awareness messages.
paradise Nani is in the lead role along with Kayadu Lohar, Raghav Jual, Mohan Babu, Sonali Kulkarni and Sampurnesh Babu. Keerthy Suresh is also going to play a special role in this film.
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