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Cinema halls, multiplex cinema halls, gyms and sports stadia have been allowed to open from Monday to Friday while adhering to Covid-19 protocol.

Cinema halls open today as UP govt relaxes Covid curbs

Further easing the coronavirus curbs. the Uttar Pradesh government allowed opening of cinema halls in the state from Monday.
Cinema halls, multiplex cinema halls, gyms and sports stadia have been allowed to open from Monday to Friday while adhering to Covid-19 protocol.
A government order said that these relaxations are not for containment zones in the state, adding that swimming pools will remain closed till further orders.
Pulse oxymeters, thermometers and sanitisers have to be made available at the entrance points of cinema halls, multiplex cinema halls, gyms and sports stadia. Use of masks and social distancing norms are also to be adhered to.

Cinema halls, multiplex cinema halls, gyms and sports stadia have been allowed to open from Monday to Friday while adhering to Covid-19 protocol.

Further easing the coronavirus curbs. the Uttar Pradesh government allowed opening of cinema halls in the state from Monday.
Cinema halls, multiplex cinema halls, gyms and sports stadia have been allowed to open from Monday to Friday while adhering to <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">Covid-19</a> protocol.
A government order said that these relaxations are not for containment zones in the state, adding that swimming pools will remain closed till further orders.
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Pulse oxymeters, thermometers and sanitisers have to be made available at the entrance points of cinema halls, multiplex cinema halls, gyms and sports stadia. Use of masks and social distancing norms are also to be adhered to.

Bollywood actor Gajraj Rao&nbsp;took a jibe at Hindi cinema after he&nbsp;recently watched Fahadh Faasil-starrer 'Joji'. Praising the team in an Instagram&nbsp;post, Rao complimented&nbsp;the film's team for coming up with original ideas and executing them with utmost sincerity. Slamming the Hindi film industry in a sarcastic post,&nbsp;the 'Badhaai&nbsp;Ho' actor slammed Bollywood for their obsession with marketing campaigns, soulless remakes, and weekend box office collections. He added saying that Bollywood should learn a thing or two from other regional cinema as they need to do some original work.

Gajraj Rao takes a jibe at Hindi cinema as he praises Fahadh Faasil's 'Joji'

Gajraj Rao&nbsp;praises&nbsp;'Joji',&nbsp;takes a jibe at Hindi cinema
Rao complimented Joji team for coming up with original ideas
Rao:&nbsp;Bollywood should learn a thing or two from regional cinema
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Bollywood actor Gajraj Rao&nbsp;took a jibe at Hindi cinema after he&nbsp;recently watched Fahadh Faasil-starrer 'Joji'. Praising the team in an Instagram&nbsp;post, Rao complimented&nbsp;the film's team for coming up with original ideas and executing them with utmost sincerity. Criticising the Hindi film industry in a sarcastic post,&nbsp;the 'Badhaai&nbsp;Ho' actor slammed Bollywood for their obsession with marketing campaigns, soulless remakes, and weekend box office collections. He further said that Bollywood should learn a thing or two from regional cinema

Actor John Abraham who is gearing up for the theatrical release of his upcoming gangster drama 'Mumbai Saga' opened up on why he will always choose the big screen over OTT&nbsp;platforms.
Emphasizing&nbsp;the need to show confidence in cinema hall owners and promote a community viewing experience, John said&nbsp;for him the joy is reaching out to common people through his films, adding that he doesn't care about success or failure as&nbsp;he is&nbsp;there to entertain them.
Stating that 90% of the films that opt for OTT releases are bad, John added the&nbsp;OTT is a great avenue but for him, it has always been about being a big-screen hero and he won&rsquo;t be available for a subscription fee.

I am a big-screen hero, not available for subscription fee: John Abraham

John Abraham: 90% of films that opted for OTT release were bad

John Abraham says why he prefers the big screen to OTTs
John's next film 'Mumbai Saga' will release in theatres
90% of films that opt for OTT release are bad:&nbsp;John Abraham
'I am a big-screen hero, not available for a subscription fee'
'I am here to entertain, don't care about success &amp; failure'
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Actor John Abraham who is gearing up for the theatrical release of his upcoming gangster drama 'Mumbai Saga' opened up on why he will always choose the big screen over OTT&nbsp;platforms.
Emphasizing&nbsp;the need to show confidence in cinema hall owners and promote a community viewing experience, John said&nbsp;for him the joy is reaching out to common people through his films, adding that he doesn't care about success or failure as&nbsp;he is&nbsp;there to entertain them.
Stating that 90% of the films that opt for OTT releases are bad, John added the&nbsp;OTT is a great avenue but for him, it has always been about being a big-screen hero and he won&rsquo;t be available for a subscription fee.

Veteran Marathi actor Shrikant Moghe&nbsp;has died. Reports are, the 91-year-old actor died at his&nbsp;Pune&nbsp;residence due to age-related illness.&nbsp;Popular for his work in both Marathi and Hindi language films and theatre, Moghe&nbsp;was best known for his performances in films like 'Madhuchandra', 'Sinhaasan', 'Gammat Jammat' and 'Umbaratha'.
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Veteran Marathi actor Shrikant Moghe passes away

Veteran theatre, TV actor Shrikant Moghe dies at 91 Actor passed away in Pune&nbsp;due to age-related illness Moghe&nbsp;was known for his work in Marathi &amp; Hindi films

Veteran Marathi actor Shrikant Moghe&nbsp;has died. Reports are, the 91-year-old actor died at his&nbsp;Pune&nbsp;residence due to age-related illness.&nbsp;Popular for his work in both Marathi and Hindi language films and theatre, Moghe&nbsp;was best known for his performances in films like 'Madhuchandra', 'Sinhaasan', 'Gammat Jammat' and 'Umbaratha'.
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