Multiplex operators and filmmakers have approached the Karnataka High Court against the Karnataka government’s decision to set a limit of ₹ 200 at the price of film tickets. The petitioners say that this step will have a serious impact on the economic situation of the film industry.

Multiplex operators and manufacturers argue that setting a limit of ₹ 200 will make it difficult to make up for the rising operation costs, high fares in urban areas and heavy investment on production and promotion of films. They believe that ticket prices should be fixed on the basis of market demand and competition, not through government intervention.

At the same time, the state government has defended this policy. The government says that the purpose of setting the maximum limit of tickets is to make the audience economical and protect the audience from the excessive fees of big films and the release of big films.

The High Court has accepted the petitions and asked the government to file an answer in the matter. This case may prove to be a balance of balance between the interests of the audience and the commercial freedom of the film industry in the coming time.

Experts in the film industry believe that the court’s decision will have a major impact on the release of future films, box office collections and the status of the entertainment area of ​​Karnataka.