‘Pushpa 2’ Hyderabad Stamped: Telangana High Court bans late night show; ‘No child is allowed in theaters after 11 o’clock’. Telugu Movie News – The Times of India

Ka premiere ‘Pushpa 2: Rules, ‘Allu starring Allu Arjun, became tragic in Sandhya Theater in Hyderabad, when a stampede -like situation broke, injuring many filmmakers. The chaotic scene, which occurred in a crowded theater, causes important concerns about the safety of the audience, especially participating in minors Late night showpost event, Telangana High Court Rapid action while addressing the increasing issue of Congestion Impact of late night screening during film release and on children.
In response to ‘Pushpa 2’ stampede, the Telangana High Court recently passed an order banning the entry of children in theaters before 11 am and after 11 am. The court came to the decision after hearing the petitions related to the profit show for ‘Pushpa 2’ and ‘Game Changer’, both faced challenges about odd show timing and increase in ticket prices. The court ruled that children below the age of 16 will not be allowed to attend the screening before 11 am or after 11 am. Officials were also instructed to conduct regular inspection of theaters to ensure compliance with this new regulation. Any violations, including suspension of theater license, may result in punishment.
Justice B. Vijeson Reddy, who pronounced the order, cited the 1970 AP Cinema (Regulations) Rules, especially the license status 12 (43), which to organize the cinemas to hold screening before 8:40 am or 1:30 pm Stops from He emphasized the importance of saving children from participating in films during early or late hours. The court further directed the Principal Secretary of the Home Department to consult the stakeholders and take necessary action to implement these changes. A woman was killed and her young son was seriously injured due to the ‘Pushpa 2’ premiere incident. Allu Arjun and theater management were arrested in connection with the case, although the actor has been released on bail since then.