Cineswami comments on the recent war in Bollywood over multiplex screen space
The last time Cineswami checked, we lived in a democracy. Granted it’s a democracy where free speech is often threatened but it’s still a free trading market. Click here to read more
Soon after his statement that YRF was lying, Ajay Devgn finds himself out in the cold where his legal complaint is concerned – it has been rejected by the Competition Commission of India. The war intensifies…
It seems Ajay Devgn’s issues regarding his film SOS are not going to end soon. The actor-turned-producer’s complaint Click here to read more
The case of ADF is that a producers/distributor/exhibitor cannot be allowed to enter into a tie-in arrangement which adversely affects competition. YRF has entered into a tie-in arrangement with the exhibitors in a manner that it has made it compulsory for the exhibitors to exhibit the untitled movie of YRF on Diwali day and two weeks thereafter with all 4 shows. A tie in arrangement in the present circumstances of YRF of compulsory showing an unnamed movie on a date fixed in advance with the exhibitor while entering into an arrangement to show the film “Ek Tha Tiger” itself violates the provisions of the competition Act, 2002 more particularly Section 3. It is well known fact that YRF is the most dominant player in the film business for the past four-five decades. Click here to read more