CCC Appealed Govt To Controll Cinema Ticket Fee

The benefit of entertainment tax waiver was never passed on to the consumers and cinemas retained it
For non air-conditioned cinemas the rates were respectively Rs. 30, Rs. 20 and Rs.10. The benefit of entertainment tax waiver was never passed on to the consumers and cinemas retained it. Recently a court had upheld the decision of the Government regarding the suspension of C Form licence besides imposing fine on cinemas. The cinemas owners claim that they got new films from distributors only if they were prepared to sell the tickets at a higher rate.
When people preferred written complaint, the owners denied the charges and officials tend to go by the denial. It is quite obvious that no theatre would admit that they sold tickets at premium rates. Hence no purpose would be served by asking the public to send in written complaints.