Collector Varamati has said that action will be taken if there is any violation in the screening of the film ‘Leo’.
A special screening of Tamil movie ‘Leo’ starring actor Vijay in theaters in Ranipet district from 19th to 24th. The opening scene should start at 9 am and the 5th final scene should be screened by 1.30 am. No show should be screened between 1.30 am and 9 am.
Only permissible entry fee and parking charges shall be charged. For the safety of the public and audience going to the theaters, the film should be screened without any disruption to the traffic. Appropriate action will be taken if any violations are found in this regard.
This information has been given by Collector Varamathi.
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