Originally posted by: Khai_R_Haagi
Theatres survived because the producers stopped releasing VHS. They were incurring losses in theatres coz no one was coming to watch in cinema halls as VHS were easily getting pirated. So the only way theatres survived was that the producers stopped printing tapes. And that's when VHS tapes disappeared altogether from the market along with the advent of floppy discs and cds.
it continued for many years. those days cable tv were on a boom and the very first or second day movies were released via cable tv/operators., which means people watched the movies on small screen first or second day itself.
piracy is out of question. now my query was how come the producers allowed this and how did they recover money and what was the share pattern etc.
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