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Moviegoers are back

Filmmakers will have to invest in understanding the changing tastes of moviegoers, in multiplexes and single screens, in order to improve their chances of success

Cinema hall, Kashmir, South Kashmir
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Ambi Parameswaran
Moviegoers have been reluctant to return to cinema halls. So the story titled “PVR-INOX makes big BO return with blockbuster” (Business Standard, August 31) was a welcome change. The big success of Gadar 2, followed by the even bigger success of Jawan (released on September 7), is probably a sign that moviegoers are back in large numbers.

The long drought of Bollywood hits has evoked many reactions including those that said the over-the-top platforms have swallowed the multiplex audience. The criticism also centred on the inability of film producers to understand the changing tastes of moviegoers. There is a widely held
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