Cinema halls across India to remain shut on Feb 23

February 21, 2012 16:36

If you're planning to bunk work and head to the movies, read this.

Almost 12,000 movie halls across the country will remain shut on February 23 to protest against the proposed service tax. President of Film Federation Of India (FFI) Vinod Lamba said that with the help of Minister of Information and
Broadcasting Ambika Soni a meeting was arranged with Finance Minster Pranab Mukherjee on February 19. But it went futile and thus the cinema halls have decided to remain shut for a day.

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