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Home » Kerala deluge: Malayalam film industry suffers huge loss

Kerala deluge: Malayalam film industry suffers huge loss

PTIBy PTIAugust 24, 2018No Comments
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Kochi: The Malayalam film industry has been hit hard by the recent torrential rains that ravaged the state with many theatres being inundated and some damaged.

A meeting of film producers, distributors and theatre owners with the office bearers of the Kerala Film Chamber of Commerce held here yesterday decided to re-arrange the dates for releasing at least 10 films scheduled during Onam festival.

The industry has suffered a “huge loss” due to the rains and floods that hit the state, Chamber office bearers said.

They said four theatres were completely damaged in the floods. Several other theatres have got inundated, and a huge amount was required to be spent for getting it ready, they said.

“Overall Rs 30 crore loss has been reported in the theatre area alone,” Film Chamber General Secretary V C George said.

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