Movie Master Released, Covid-19 Rules Disguised In Cinema Halls

Movie Master Released, Covid-19 rules disguised at a cinema hall. In Chennai movie Master, the first major release of the year 2021, was released in theaters on 13 January. The craze of the fans opening the cinema hall and waiting for this film for a long time was at its peak.

This madness of the audience is a pleasure for the film business, but in some places, the side effect of unbridled madness also came in the form of ignoring the Covid-19 rules, due to which police imposed a fine on a cinema hall in Chennai.

Vijay’s crowd of fans and spectators started gathering at various theaters in Chennai from 4 am on Wednesday to watch the First Day First Show. People anointed him by pouring milk on Vijay’s cutout.

Outside theaters, the drums thumped fiercely and in the meantime, the social distancing rule was blown up in the air. Many were not even wearing masks. It was a scene outside the cinema, but the situation inside was similar.

According to a media report, the local police had to pay a fine of Rs 5,000 for violation of rules at the Kashi theater. Despite the rule of 50 percent capacity in this theater, far more people were given entry.

Let me tell you, the Tamil Nadu government had earlier ordered to run theaters with 100% capacity, but after the central government objected, it was reduced to 50%.

Explain that given the enthusiasm of the people about the master, it is estimated that the film will take a record opening, which is being seen as recovering from the corona virus pandemic.

Trade analysts are excited that through the Master the audience is returning to theaters in large numbers, which is encouraging for future films that have mass appeal.

The film’s director Lokesh Kanagaraj, actress Malavika Mohanan and music director Anirudh Ravichander watched the film at the Rohini Theater in Chennai.

Master Thursday is being released in Hindi as Vijay the Master on Makar Sankranti. According to trade reports, Master has been launched on 3800 screens across the country, out of which 1500 are in the Hindi belt. It is evident that it is also being released extensively among Hindi audiences.