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	Kerala's cinema halls are now open Actor and MP Suresh Gopi made a quick visit to the city for the promotion of his movie ‘Kaaval’. Published on 28th October 2021
	Maharashtra: Cinemas halls to reopen from October 22 All cinemas and theatres in Maharashtra will be reopened from October 22 in full compliance with health norms Published on 25th September 2021
	Sai Dharam Tej and Nabba Natesh's Solo Brathuke So Better to hit cinema halls this Christmas  Subbu's directorial debut, Solo Bratukhe So Better starring Sai Dharam Tej and Nabba Natesh to release in theatres this Christmas.  Published on 29th November 2020
	Cinema halls have reopened, but where's the business? There is a growing consensus that fresh content is critical to infuse life to the dulling movie exhibiting industry. Published on 6th November 2020
	All eyes on big Bollywood releases as cinema halls open There are some exciting women-led films lined up for release, but again no one is willing to confirm a release date till all states make cinemas operational. Published on 3rd October 2020
	'Best news of the week': Bollywood rejoices as cinema halls are allowed to open from October 15 Bollywood celebrities and the film trade expressed joy on Wednesday evening as news spread that the Union Home Ministry has allowed theatres to start operation from Oct 15 Published on 1st October 2020
	COVID-19: All cinema halls in West Bengal to remain shut till March 31, film shoots suspended All cinema halls in West Bengal will remain closed till March 31, while film shoots in the state would remain suspended up to March 30 in view of the novel coronavirus threat. Published on 18th March 2020
	COVID-19 alert: Maharashtra government orders malls, gyms and cinema halls to remain shut in six cities including Mumbai, Thane, Pune and Nagpur Speaking in the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly, Chief Minister Uddhav Bal Thackeray announced that public places will remain closed until March 31 Published on 13th March 2020