It sounds like there is some speculation about a potential increase in ticket prices upto Rs 20/- and Rs 25/- for Veera Simha Reddy and Waltair Veerayya respectively in Andhra Pradesh, and that the representatives of the films' production company met with the Chief Minister to discuss the issue.
There is no clarity on why that Rs 5/- difference for both the films, if this is true.
It also appears that some people in the exhibition sector are not in favor of this modicum increase, as they don't believe it will have much of an impact on the films' producers and may not be beneficial for local revenue management.
It's worth noting that ticket prices are determined by a variety of factors, including production costs, marketing expenses, and projected demand for the films.
The GST (Goods and Services Tax) also plays a role in determining ticket prices, as it adds an additional cost for consumers.
It's important to consider that increasing ticket prices also has an impact on the movie-going experience for consumers, who may be less likely to purchase tickets if they feel prices are too high.
Ultimately, it will depend on the situation in Andhra Pradesh, and how the government, producers, and exhibition sector decide to proceed.
