How movies like Pathaan ignite single-screen theaters and contribute to their revival
In the north, single-screen movie theaters are fighting for their existence. In any case, the image is altogether different in the south. Are just expanding of multiplexes to fault for the hardships of the single-screen theaters or are Hindi movies losing a mass interface? We figured out this
Bhavna Agarwal's work: Celebrations have always been a theme in Indian cinema. Big screen, awesome characters with impeccably lip-synchronized and very much arranged melodies. These tropes unapologetically fueled the success of the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. Single-screen theaters that connected the crowd to the stars were at the center of it all.
In India, single-screen theaters have witnessed every crazy, superstardom aspect of "stars." It is an experience in and of itself to enter a single-screen theater to find the audience humming, dancing, or randomly repeating a dialogue as loudly as the star on the screen.
Unfortunately, as the multiplex market has taken over major circuits, single-screen owners have seen a significant decline, particularly in markets like Mumbai and Delhi. Upwards of 13-15 single screen theaters in Mumbai are right now running, with simply three in Delhi figuring out how to remain above water.
