The Karnataka High Court has issued significant instructions regarding ticket price regulation in cinema theaters. Previously, the court had imposed an interim stay on the government's order for uniform ticket pricing. As a result, high ticket prices were fixed for several films, including Kantara: Chapter 1.

This government order was challenged in court by PVR-INOX Multiplex and Hombale Films. Now, the Film Commerce Board and the Producers' Association have filed an appeal questioning the High Court's interim order. In this regard, the court has issued notices to Hombale Films and the Multiplex Association.Seiko Analog Black Dial Men's Watch-SSC573P1 Stainless Steel, Black Strap

According to the court, ticket sales exceeding ₹200 (₹236 including 18% GST) are subject to the High Court's final verdict. If the final verdict favors the government, the court has instructed that the extra amount collected from audiences be refunded. It has also ordered theaters to make announcements regarding this.Bigg Boss Kannada 12: Mallamma Rocks the Madhouse... Gilli Shock! Am I Really That Much?

On behalf of the government, AAG Ismail Jabiulla presented arguments, asserting that "the government's rule is lawful." On behalf of the Commerce Board, senior advocate V. Lakshminarayana argued, "The government fixed the rates based on the Commerce Board's request. Therefore, the interim stay on the pricing order should be lifted."