The much-anticipated film Salaar, featuring the charismatic Prabhas, has set the stage for a cinema frenzy like no other. As counter bookings opened, eager moviegoers flocked to theaters, resulting in overcrowded queues. The fervor reached such heights that police intervention, including lathi charges, became necessary to maintain order among those vying for coveted tickets.
This return to the glory of cinema, however, has not been without its drawbacks. The chaotic scenes in theaters have spilled over onto social media, with fans expressing both excitement and frustration at the tumultuous situation. The clash between the thrill of cinema’s return and the chaos it has generated has become a talking point online.
Adding another layer to the narrative, offline bookings for the Nizam area opened at 8:24 PM. The government’s approval for six daily shows and an additional special show at selected theaters, accompanied by a ticket price hike, has sparked both anticipation and debate.
Notably, the following theaters have been granted permission for benefit shows (1 AM), further elevating the movie’s pre-release buzz:
For the first week of Salaar’s release, ticket prices see a surge of ₹65 for single screens and ₹100 for multiplexes across these theaters. This move aims to capitalize on the immense demand and excitement surrounding Prabhas’ latest cinematic venture.
Salaar is poised to make its grand debut on December 22nd, 2023, promising an unparalleled cinematic experience for audiences, albeit with a touch of controversy and chaos surrounding its ticketing saga.
