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Home » Madras High Court Cracks Down on Extra Charges in Theatres
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Madras High Court Cracks Down on Extra Charges in Theatres

NT BureauBy NT BureauJune 10, 2025No Comments
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The Madras High Court has asked the Tamil Nadu government to take quick action against theatres charging more money than allowed. This includes extra charges for snacks and drinks inside cinemas.
Many people had complained that movie theatres were selling water bottles, popcorn, and cold drinks at very high prices. Even though there are rules on how much they can charge, theatres were ignoring them.
The court said the government must check this and take strict action and  it also said theatre owners should not cheat the public. Basic things like drinking water must be given for free. The judge warned that if rules are not followed, licences of those theatres can be cancelled.
Madras High Court Cracks Down on Extra Charges in Theatres
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