A recent update came from an RTI (Right to Information) query, filed by a Hyderabad-based anti-corruption activist Vijay Gopal.
Hyderabad police have revealed that multiplexes cannot prohibit movie-goers from carrying their own food and water bottles inside the cinema hall.
If it happens, then, as a matter of fact, a movie-goer can even file a complaint with the Legal Metrology Department for them to check if any laws have indeed been violated, as per The News Minute.
This matter of clarification came into highlights as a reply to an RTI, according to the Cinema Regulation Act of 1955, there are no laws restricting the moviegoers to go inside the theatre with their own food packets.
However, in spite of this law, customers are often not allowed from carrying food inside the hall referring to security reasons.
But when the case was filed by anti-corruption activist Vijay Gopal, the facts became clear and the police have also revealed that customers can carry their food packets, water bottle with them in the Cinema Hall, provided the garbage should not be spilled around in the hall and cleanliness should be maintained.
Picking the Right Display for Your Home Theater System
When you envision a theater-like video experience, you probably think first of a projection system and a very large screen.
That’s certainly the display of choice in the prototypical home theater.Companies like JVC, Sony, Optoma, and Epson projector offer high-quality mid-level and entry-level projectors.
The two-piece projector/screen combination is generally best suited for a dedicated theater room in which you can completely control the lighting, although many manufacturers now offer high-brightness projectors and ambient-light-rejecting screens that are specifically designed for use in brighter environments).
Companies like SIM2, Barco, and Digital Projection International offer projectors and services targeted more at the high-end marketplace, around $20,000 and above.
