
Maatrubhumi Rs 11 tickets spark debate!!
The trailer launch event of Maatrubhumi was held recently. The entire cast was present on the occasion, and Salman Khan’s fans are now waiting to witness the trailer.
Meanwhile, a moment from the trailer launch event is currently making headlines. While addressing the press, Salman made a special announcement, saying that individuals above 75 years will be able to watch the film on the big screen for just Rs. 11.
Salman’s words were captured in a video that is slowly going viral on social media. The majority praised the move, saying that this is the first time that the ticket rates have been lowered to such an extent, and this will help to attract the audience.
On the other hand, a lot of people criticized the move at the same time. Most of them questioned why the same thing was not done for the audiences of other age groups, considering the fact that in today’s time, theatrical experience is not affordable for everyone due to high ticket prices.
A few others stated that since the film is going to have a patriotic theme, everyone deserves the chance to watch it at the theatres. Some additionally demanded that the theatres should themselves decrease the rates for this film, which will also help in bringing good collections.
A particular section also made fun, asking how the online booking platforms are going to determine the age of the individuals planning to buy tickets. As of now, the producers or the ticket booking platforms have not announced the strategy that will be used to ensure that only those above 75 years of age will pay Rs. 11.
Trade experts also questioned the move, saying that the strategy will work only when the content is up to the mark. Although the trailer has not arrived yet, all eyes are on whether Maatrubhumi will mark a big comeback for Salman while making cinema ticket purchases affordable for the audience.
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