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Future seems like visiting a biohazard dangerous lab: RGV
Ram Gopal Varma who is always on point with his thoughts opened up about the re-opening of theatres, especially on the new safety measures that PVR Cinemas is going to follow.
Tollywood: Ram Gopal Varma who is always on point with his thoughts opened up about the re-opening of theatres, especially on the new safety measures that PVR Cinemas is going to follow.
Sharing the latest video that PVR Cinemas released, the filmmaker shared his thoughts about the new normal that PVR is going to follow. "Making a big deal about these kinds of safety measures will surely drive people away from the cinemas. It's like constantly talking about air crashes while asking one to air travel. Remember the olden days (I mean just 4 months ago) when going to the cinema was fun. Future seems it will be like visiting a biohazard dangerous lab. it's sad but it makes one feel like you'd rather watch at home." he tweeted.
Remember the olden days(I mean just 4 months ago) when going to the cinema was fun ..Future seems it will be like visiting a biohazard dangerous lab ..it's sad but it makes one feel like you'd rather watch at home https://t.co/BG3T0FLsM0 via @YouTube
— Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) July 1, 2020
Making a big deal about these kinds of safety measures will surely drive people away from the cinemas..It's like constantly talking about air crashes while asking one to air travel https://t.co/k7lL7m7YSd
— Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) July 1, 2020
However, for the next two months, we cannot expect the theatres to get re-opened. More details on the same will come out soon.
