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BMC entertainment tax proposal likely to marginally increase ticket prices by Rs 5-10

2 sources · first seen 10:39 3 Oct · updated 15:04 3 Oct

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  • Mumbai movie tickets could rise by Rs 5-10 if BMC raises per-show tax from Rs 60 to Rs 400
  • Exhibitors and producers say…
  • Higher ticket prices may affect Mumbai cinema attendance and listed multiplex operators

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2 reports · earliest 10:39
Economic TimesBMC entertainment tax proposal likely to marginally increase ticket prices by Rs 5-1010:39NDTV ProfitMovie Tickets In Mumbai Could Get Costlier By Rs 510 After BMC's Theatre Tax Proposal15:04