Updated On: 01 June, 2012 07:21 AM IST | | IANS
Multiplexes in the entertainment capital of India Thursday kept their shutters down till the evening. The bosses admit bearing a loss of not over Rs.1,00,000 per theatre and say they are not worried as the nationwide shutdown was for a cause and they support it too.
Large parts of India shut down to protest the recent hike in petrol prices.u00a0"We were shut till six in the evening. Now, we have started working again. We waited till five in the evening, then we thought we will take a call," Ashish Saxena, COO of Big Cinemas, told IANS.
Last Friday seven Hindi films were released -- "Arjun: The Warrior Prince", "Chutki Bajaa Ke", "Love Recipe", "Love Wrinkle Free", "MLA", "Rakhtbeej" and "Yeh Khula Aasmaan".u00a0Most of them were small-budget movies and the estimated loss faced due to the shutdown is approximately around Rs.1,00,000 per theatre.