Will the PS-1 and vikram Vedha ticket rates be up to Rs 750? Big disclosure in reports
Bollywood actor hrithik roshan and actress aishwarya Rai's films 'Vikram Vedha' and 'Ponniyan Selvan' are going to clash at the box office this week. This is the reason that the producers of both films are adopting different strategies to make their films a hit. On one hand, the three national chains of the country are planning to keep the ticket price of 'Vikram Vedha' and 'PS1' as high as the budget of the film, just like 'KGF Chapter 2'. At the same time, seeing the response of the audience on National cinema Day, the producers are emphasizing keeping the ticket price low.
According to media reports, the country's three big national chains - PVR, Cinepolis, and INOX - are keeping the same ticket pricing that they had kept on the release of 'Gangubai Kathiawadi'. According to reports, officials associated with the three national chains have argued that if big-budget films are shown at ticket rates of Rs 75, then cineplexes will not be able to meet their expenses even after having 100 percent occupancy.
This is the reason why ticket rates in most multiplexes are kept in the range of Rs 200 to Rs 750 in the first week.
According to media reports, mani ratnam wants to keep the ticket price of Rs 100 for 'Ponniyin Selvan 1' to reach more viewers. In this connection, he had met theater owners. However, it is not yet clear whether the theater owners have agreed to his suggestion.
If reports are to be believed, an insider who was involved in the meeting has told that the theater owners have also agreed with Mani Ratnam. However, both these things are being said by quoting media reports. So far, neither the national chain nor any official information has been revealed from the manufacturer's side.
According to BookMyShow, tickets for hrithik roshan and saif ali khan starrer 'Vikram Vedha' on september 30 are up to Rs 250 at Cinepolix, Rs 460 at INOX and up to Rs 260 at PVR. At the same time, the price of aishwarya Rai's PS-1 has been kept up to Rs 460 in 2D and Rs 750 in IMAX 2D.
