After a long time, the cinema halls have come back to life, experts said- the film should be strong, the ticket prices should also be low

People spend their money wisely

Along with the reduction in the price of cinema tickets, it is also important that the content of the films is also good. For example, all the three films released this week, 'Mr. and Mrs. Mahi', 'Saavi' and 'Chhota Bheem' have received decent reviews. This is the reason why the audience is coming to watch all three films. However, film trade analyst Taran Adarsh ​​believes that in a country like India, people spend money very thoughtfully. Therefore, cinema owners should keep the prices of food items low along with tickets. He wrote on social media, 'Keep the price of tickets low and also control the price of food items. Actually, India is such a market where one has to think a lot about the price of things. Here people spend money very thoughtfully. Cinema Lovers Day is a great example of this, where the price of tickets has come down, while on the other hand the box office which was cold for a long time has become buzzing again. The audience has returned to the cinemas overnight. The only way to increase the sale of tickets is to reduce their prices. Also, to increase the number of visitors, the exhibition sector has to control the prices of food items. Obviously, to attract people to the cinema, the prices of tickets and food items should be within budget along with the films being good.

'Tickets of medium budget films should be cheaper'

Regarding the return of the cinema halls after a long time, producer and film business analyst Girish Johar says, 'After a long time, there was a lot of activity at the box office last Friday. I think there are three things behind this. Firstly, the biggest reason for the audience returning to the cinema is the low price of cinema tickets. The second reason is that the elections and IPL are also over. The third reason for the audience returning to the cinema is the content of the film. If the price of cinema tickets is low and the film is not strong, then also the audience does not come to the cinema. You will remember that earlier in February when Cinema Day was celebrated, two films Article 370 and Crack were released. The content of Article 370 was good, so the film earned more than 80 crores. But due to weak content, Crack could barely cross the double digit mark. I believe that cinema people need to keep ticket prices under control in the future as well. Especially the ticket prices of medium budget films with good content should not be very high. Otherwise, the audience waits for those films to release on OTT instead of going to the theatres to watch them. They should wait for mega budget films of big stars so that the price of tickets increases.