Published 18:44 IST, March 23rd 2020

Coronavirus pandemic leads to theatres being shut in Auatralia, New Zealand and Fiji?

The outbreak of the novel coronavirus has taken a toll on the entertainment industries as they are advised to shut theatres due to the epidemic. Read here.

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outbreak of vel coronavirus has taken a toll on several industries as y are vised to shut down due to growing epidemic. Among se industries, entertainment industry has been severely hit as it has caused a stop in productions, releases and many more. Recently, Bollywood Tre Analyst, Taran arsh, took to Twitter to share ar anuncement.

In press release that was shared by Taran arsh, it was stated that cinema halls in New Zealand, Australia, and Fiji will remain shut till May 2020. Several or atre companies such as Event Cinema, Hoyts and Vill have also decided to shut until furr orders. atres will shut its doors from today and will open in May. It also said that re will be new releases. Check out tweet below.

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Earlier in an interview, tre analyst Komal Nahta also revealed that films that have been delayed or pushed to a furr date due to virus and as a result,  industry stands to lose about Rs 800 crore. He also said that with given condition, moviegoers will t get to watch a atrical film anytime soon. It was also reported that films such as Sooryavanshi and Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar that were supposed to hit silver screens soon have also been asked to put a pause on release date until furr anuncements.

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18:44 IST, March 23rd 2020