Loss of crores in Bollywood due to coronavirus
Loss of crores in Bollywood due to coronavirus
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The economy has suffered a major setback due to the Coronavirus. More than 7 thousand people have died due to this virus and more than 1.5 lakh people have been infected by this virus so far. More than 130 cases have been reported in India so far. Bollywood is also suffering a lot from this virus. Film pundits and trade experts believe that due to this virus, the industry can suffer a loss of hundreds of crores.

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The state governments of the country have announced the closure of theaters. More than 3500 screens have been discontinued. Theaters in major belts of Hindi films are closed in Mumbai, Delhi, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Punjab, and Bihar. The release date of many films have been postponed. Big films like Baaghi 3 and Angrezi Medium have suffered due to the closure of theaters, the release date of the same big-budget film Sooryavanshi has also been lost. Many film bodies have stopped shooting all types of movies and TV shows for some time. Apart from the makers, cinema owners are suffering a lot.

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Trade expert Taran Adarsh said that as production, distribution, and exhibition have been completely stopped, the loss of the industry is likely to increase manifold. Taran Adarsh said, "I think it will take time for things to become normal and it will not be easy for the audience to return to theaters in the coming months as everyone is still in the shadow of fear and panic." He further said that where many Indian films are released in international markets, the situation is going to get worse because the situation in many countries outside India is very worrying. After the terror of Coronavirus, China has opened theaters for the first time but people thought it appropriate to keep the distance from theaters.

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