Do you guys in India pay 28% tax for a movie ticket ?

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anwesha rath

@Anurulz

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+ 2

Posted: 8 years ago

#11

Maharashtra the tax was 33% if am not mistaken.. so it will be cheaper there as well..i think it varies from state to state..some states which had negligible entertainment tax will suffer and those with higher tax will benefit..

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snatch

@snatch

Dazzler

+ 3

Posted: 8 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: pallavi25

So its only applicable to single screens.
Good thing, people who cannot afford will get a boost to go watch movies 👍🏼

single screens will hike the price to 101 rs ...simple.

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Shruti

@Shru77

Dazzler

+ 4

Posted: 8 years ago

#13

The prices are all inclusive. I think ticket prices will go up

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2filmy

@2filmy

Trailblazer

Posted: 8 years ago

#14

The places where the tax was very high will benefit
The places where tax was very low will run at a loss

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@BeEverVectorMan

Sparkler

Posted: 8 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: Justmoi

$11 is not a lot of money to us. But isn't Rs 715 lot of money ? I truly have no idea what Rs 715 in India can buy so please pardon the dumb question.

frankly speaking here in Mumbai spending 10000 rs on yourself is not so big thing as many working class youth have good jobs and affordable life style, films, shopping,hangout are now becoming part of weekends

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Fairy_KimBokJoo

@Fairy_KimBokJoo

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Posted: 8 years ago

#16

I don't go to watch nonsensical BW films. Unless it's an Amir film or a good indie film with decent reviews, I'd die before going to theatre. Most of our friends only watch English movies in theatre or massive stuff like Bahubali/3Idiots and all. But the tickets in the big multiplexes are supposed to go down AFAIK. So, don't believe it would be a huge problem for the multiplex audience.