Planning to Watch A Movie at a Cinema Hall? Here’s What to Expect
From paperless ticketing to gaps between seats, here’s how PVR is planning to raise the curtain on big screens.
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From paperless ticketing to gaps between seats, here’s how PVR is planning to raise the curtain on big screens.
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If you are tired of watching movies on a small screen at home and have been craving for a big screen experience, then your prayers have already been answered.
The union government has allowed cinema halls to reopen for movie-goers from 15 October, after remaining shut since March. However, like every other activity, even watching a movie at a theatre is not going to be the same in the pandemic.
To understand how and why, we checked out how PVR Cinemas in Delhi’s Vasant Kunj is planning to reopen.
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