#mga writes

In 2022 would you watch a movie in the theatre that doesn't have an AC? To answer that question I would like to share my experience with theatres and how this AC, the transformative technology got into theatres. My Theater experience: It is fair to say that south Indians go crazy about movies and celebrate their actors as superstars if not Demigods, this tradition has been going on for years now. One can witness the festive celebrations at theatres on the first day of release, with fans bursting crackers, humongous cut-outs of stars decorated with huge garlands and fans pouring milk over the cut-outs, such is the craze for actors and cinema. We love watching movies in the theatres. Of all the transformative technologies that factored in to make theatres “an escape the reality” experience, I find the story of AC and how it got its way into theatres intriguing. I had my fair share of unique experiences watching a movie in the theatre. When I was a kid my dad used to take me to the th

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