how much is popcorn in pak.. in india its about Rs 50I don't Like movies on small screen. I regularly do watch at least 2 Bollywood and one Hollywood movie in a month in Cinepax with Costly Pop corn
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how much is popcorn in pak.. in india its about Rs 50I don't Like movies on small screen. I regularly do watch at least 2 Bollywood and one Hollywood movie in a month in Cinepax with Costly Pop corn
In open place its price is around 20 Rs.how much is popcorn in pak.. in india its about Rs 50
i always get stomach ache after eating a full popcorn.. So prices are similar..In open place its price is around 20 Rs.
But in cinepax, they charge 130 Rs for medium Pop corn and there are other deals, 160Rs for medium pop corn with large drink i.e Coca cola, pepsi... and 160 RS for Large pop corn only
Saif Ali Khan should stick with his clean shave look, hes starting to look like a sex change patient on a hormone regiment.
i always get stomach ache after eating a full popcorn.. So prices are similar..
MUMBAI: Actor-producer Saif Ali Khan isn’t perturbed over Pakistan banning Agent Vinod, saying that very little revenue would be lost by the restriction imposed on his home production, which is releasing Friday.
“We have lost some revenue, just around Rs. 1 crore. They are always banning our movies. Kurbaan was also banned,” Saif told IANS adding that “We also shot in Pakistan without their permission.
“Agent Vinod is for Indians but it is not against Pakistanis,” said Saif and added with a smile: “But I understand if they get upset because we are beating them up quite often in the film.”
Directed by Sriram Raghavan, Agent Vinod has Saif in the title role and Kareena Kapoor as the female lead.
Talking about characterization of Pakistanis in Agent Vinod, he said: “We have shown the Pakistani Army involved with the Taliban and Afghanistan. We have shown them assassinating their own ISI chief. We have shown them encouraging terrorist activities in India and financing the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). If you feel this is unreasonable or not true, then it is fair enough.”
“I think it is all quite true. Maybe they didn’t like that but they do know,” he added.
Once a prolific moviemaking country, Pakistan had 1,300 cinema halls in the 1970s with an average annual production of around 300 movies. But by 2005, the country had only 270 cinema halls and made about 18 movies a year. The rest of the movie halls have been converted into gas stations, shopping malls or car showrooms.
In 2010, just eight Pakistani movies were produced.
Movie buffs in Pakistan had a hearty appetite for Bollywood movies, but they had to watch pirated copies of Hindi films as the release of Indian films had been banned in Pakistan.
In 2008, the Pakistan government lifted the ban on Indian films and that has given a much-needed boost to the cinema business.
read the review of agent vinod , as predicted a major flop ...
There must be something about this movie and bollywood in general that it merits more pages on a Pakistani forum than, say, a bomb blast in KP or abduction and killing of FC men by the likes of BLA/TTPLol, regular Bollywood movie. Shows lies and propoganda... When will your directors ever make 1 good movie??
So watching Agent Vinod right now. So far it seems like it's James Bond except he doesn't screw the girls...