Business
Movie tickets to cost more in Lucknow
Lucknow, Nov 24
There is bad news for movie goers in Lucknow. The Lucknow Municipal Corporation (LMC) House has unanimously passed a proposal to levy more tax on cinema halls in the city, to increase revenue.
Currently, municipal tax is charged at Rs 25 per show, but the House proposed to hike it to around Rs 100, for which a committee will be constituted.
“The tax on cinema halls was not reviewed for many years, so there is a necessity to review it,†said Mayor Sushma Kharakwal on Thursday.
Around 350 shows are run daily. If tax rates are increased, the LMC will earn four times more revenue, said officials.
An office-bearer of the UP Cinema Federation said, “At least, we should have been consulted before the decision was taken. It will surely affect the common man. If cinemas are pressed to pay more, they will have to increase ticket prices.â€
8 hours ago
IDFUSA ‘ORG (International Development Foundation) Annual Charity Event Highlights Compassion-Led Projects, Global Partnerships, and Scalable Social Impact
9 hours ago
“THE GREEN ALERT” Documentary Garners Global Attention for Urgent Environmental Message
9 hours ago
JSW Sports Signs U19 Women’s T20 World Cup Winning Captain Niki Prasad
9 hours ago
Trump claims progress in Iran talks, but Tehran stays silent
10 hours ago
Aditya Dhar’s ‘Dhurandhar-The Revenge’ rakes in whopping Rs. 1365 crore globally
10 hours ago
US to finish Iran fight in weeks: Marco Rubio
10 hours ago
Usha Vance launches kids’ reading podcast
11 hours ago
Trump warns Iran on Hormuz, power grid if deal is not reached
15 hours ago
Satheesan-Vijayan development debate challenge takes centre stage in poll-bound Kerala
15 hours ago
Rahul Gandhi opens Kerala campaign for Cong with sharp attack on LDF–BJP 'hidden pact'
16 hours ago
Bharath-starrer 'Kaalidas 2' cleared for release with U/A certificate
16 hours ago
Basil Joseph-starrer Raawadi's shooting wrapped up
16 hours ago
Farida Jalal brings back Rajesh Khanna-era nostalgia, recreates iconic 'Aradhana' song after 57 years
