Cinema Halls To Operate At Full Occupancy From Feb 1: Javadekar ...Middle East

New Delhi: The movie theatre business which was severely hit due to the coronavirus pandemic is expected to be back on track now as theatres have been approved to operate at full capacity across the country. Cinema halls would operate as usual on 100 per cent seats from February 1. Following the approval from the […] The post Cinema Halls To Operate At Full Occupancy From Feb 1: Javadekar appeared first on Ommcom News.

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