Two Kannada Films Kicked Out Of Multiplexes In A Week!
Multiplexes in Bengaluru have started troubling Kannada films again. Two Kannada films which were released last weekend have now been kicked out of multiplexes despite getting good responses.
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By Lalithram
Kannada
cinemas
have
never
been
taken
seriously
by
multiplexes
in
Karnataka.
Films
of
our
state
have
constantly
been
shown
disregard
and
brushed
aside
when
it
comes
to
films
of
other
languages.
This
causes
the
producers
and
film
makers
to
suffer,
resulting
in
lesser
number
of
films
from
Sandalwood.
Why
this
injustice?
Why
should
Kannada
films
suffer
over
other
movies,
right
here
in
our
land?
Why
are
nobody
bothered
about
getting
a
solution
to
that
problem?
There
is
no
point
in
asking
multiplexes
since
they
have
been
constantly
shrugging
the
whole
scenario
as
if
nothing
has
happened.
Why
are
we
talking
about
this?
Well,
again,
a
few
Kannada
cinemas
have
been
kicked
out
of
multiplexes
to
make
way
for
movies
of
other
languages.
These
two
Kannada
films
are
the
last
week
releases,
Hombanna
and
Katha
Vichitra.
Despite
getting
good
responses
from
the
audience,
multiplexes
in
Bengaluru
are
having
second
thoughts
of
letting
these
films
continue
for
one
more
week.
Most
of
them
have
kicked
these
two
films
out
of
all
their
screens
after
just
one
week.
The
film
teams
of
Hombanna
and
Katha
Vichitra
have
approached
the
multiplex
owners
and
have
had
conversations
with
them
regarding
this
matter.
The
outcome
of
the
meeting?
Nothing.
Multiplex
owners
have
refused
to
budge.
Want
to
know
another
saddening
situation?
Both
the
films
were
family
entertainers,
yet,
were
refused
to
be
given
prime
time
slots
for
the
display
in
multiplexes.
Firstly,
they
give
just
one
week's
time
for
small
time
Kannada
movies.
Secondly,
they
do
not
give
prime
time
slots,
even
if
it
is
just
for
a
week.
Last
week,
seven
movies
were
released
simultaneously.
Most
of
the
movies
in
those
seven
might
have
been
kicked
out
of
the
multiplexes
by
now.
With
attitude
like
this
from
multiplexes,
Kannada
films
have
nowhere
to
go
and
nothing
to
depend
on.
We
wish
this
sorts
out
soon
enough
so
that
nobody
has
to
undergo
losses.