In andhra pradesh, the problem with purchasing cinema tickets online has come up once more. The state administration is moving quickly to launch its own portal for purchasing cinema tickets. The government's decisions, meantime, have not at all pleased the exhibitors. In relation to the online cinema ticket gateway, the ap government has issued a GO. This GO is currently the subject of numerous criticisms and worries. The payment to exhibitors and producers is one of the main issues with the portal.
When the exhibitors receive their money through this gateway is unclear. When will the exhibitor and producer receive payment if a user purchases a movie ticket using this portal? The payments are not guaranteed to be made on a regular basis by the government. It has been reported that the payments will all be made at once each month. If that is the case, it is unquestionably a terrible idea. The administrators are requesting exhibitors to sign agreements and Memoranda of Understanding without providing any clarification on this matter. If they object, their theatres will be taken.
In this manner, the authorities recently took control of five theatres in Chilakuripeta. The theatres would be taken away from the exhibitors if they don't sign the MoUs, it is threatened to the exhibitors. Bigwigs from the Film Chamber are scheduled to meet in a few days to talk about the problem. The chamber intends to meet with the government representatives to talk about how this payment arrangement will impact their companies. In the event that the new laws are put into effect, the exhibitors would rather entirely close their theatres than sign the MoUs. It will be interesting to watch if the government responds to these demands in any way.
When the exhibitors receive their money through this gateway is unclear. When will the exhibitor and producer receive payment if a user purchases a movie ticket using this portal? The payments are not guaranteed to be made on a regular basis by the government. It has been reported that the payments will all be made at once each month. If that is the case, it is unquestionably a terrible idea. The administrators are requesting exhibitors to sign agreements and Memoranda of Understanding without providing any clarification on this matter. If they object, their theatres will be taken.
In this manner, the authorities recently took control of five theatres in Chilakuripeta. The theatres would be taken away from the exhibitors if they don't sign the MoUs, it is threatened to the exhibitors. Bigwigs from the Film Chamber are scheduled to meet in a few days to talk about the problem. The chamber intends to meet with the government representatives to talk about how this payment arrangement will impact their companies. In the event that the new laws are put into effect, the exhibitors would rather entirely close their theatres than sign the MoUs. It will be interesting to watch if the government responds to these demands in any way.
