Which Indian horror movie is banned?

Paanch (2003) Said to be based on the Joshi-Abhyankar serial murders in 1997, the movie was a thriller with high octane violence, crass language and drug abuse. No wonder, the Censor Board decided to ban the film and people awaiting the release of the movie had to make-do with the pirated version of the film.

What is R rated movies in India?

The R rated equivalent in India is probably a U/A : Unrestricted viewing with parental guidance for children below 12 years of age. According to the definition, these films can contain some strong violence,frightening scenes and bad, abusive, filthy language etc.

What is PG 13 rated movie?

PG-13: Parents Strongly Cautioned, Some Material May Be Inappropriate for Children Under 13. This rating is a stronger caution for parents that content included may not be appropriate for children under 13 (pre-teen ages).

Why is NC 17 worse than R?

It might be language, graphic violence, nudity, sexual situations, or a combination the above. NC-17 means no one under 17 is permitted, period. Typically these are movies with explicit sexual content (that aren’t necessarily pornography) or that are deemed impossible to edit down to R for whatever reason.

Is movie jumping illegal?

Movie hopping is a federal crime as stated under 2007 Federal LRB Section 2:19-22. The punishment is as follows “up to 40 years in prison” or “max fine of $500,000.” Don’t ever do it again, you’ll waste your life over nothing.

What happens if you get caught sneaking into a cinema?

You will be asked to leave; and if you do not immediately comply, you can and will be charged with Criminal Trespassing. That’s it, though. If they catch you they might throw you out, but movie theaters generally don’t care. Sneaking in to a second movie is theft of services.

Why is cinema popcorn so expensive?

Concessions are expensive because that’s the margin they need to keep the projector lights on. I remember Heston Blumenthal did a show a while back, where he was invited into Cineworld to improve the quality of their food. During the show it was revealed that the most expensive part of a bag of popcorn was the bag.

Where is popcorn grown in the US?

Most U.S. popcorn is grown in the Midwest, primarily in Indiana, Nebraska, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky and Missouri. Many people believe the acres of corn they see in the Midwest during growing season could be picked and eaten for dinner, or dried and popped.

Why is food so expensive at the movies?

This is because when a theater shows a film, part of the money made from selling the tickets must go to the movie distributors, while 100% of the profit from concessions stay with the theater. The study also states that theaters charge high concessions prices in order to keep the cost of the ticket lower.

Do theaters make money?

Movie theaters receive approximately 40% of each ticket sold. They also make money from concessions, which help to pay for the overhead expenses. Such as employee salaries, rent, maintenance, and cleaning.

Can a movie theater legally search your bag?

Like most theaters, Regal does not allow patrons to bring in outside food and drinks. AMC, the nation’s second-largest cinema chain, gives theaters managers the discretion to check for bags if they have security concerns, but there is no bag check policy for all theaters, said one person close to the company.

Is it legal to bring candy into a movie theater?

Turns out you’re actually allowed to bring your own snacks in. Take that money-sucking concession stand. I will have a house someday. Just trying to save a buck and not pay $55 for some gummies and a soda only find myself living on the sidewalk outside the movie theater in a few years was a wise choice, I thought.