Bangladesh cinemas rely on Indian films: 'Awarapan 2' and 'Toxic' are coming
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- Indian films will be screened again in Bangladesh cinemas after a long break.
- Release permission applications were made for Emraan Hashmi's 'Awarapan 2' and Yash's 'Toxic'.
- Bangladeshi film importers applied to the ministry to obtain permission to screen the films.
- This situation shows the reliance on Indian productions in order to save the crisis-stricken cinema halls.
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After a long hiatus, Indian cinema is preparing to be screened again in Bangladesh cinemas. As part of a lucrative deal, Bollywood actor Emraan Hashmi's co-starrer 'Awarapan 2' and Kannada superstar Yash's film 'Toxic' are planned to be released in the country.
Bangladeshi film importers announced that they have applied for the necessary permissions from the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting for the films to be screened. This step is being taken with the aim of keeping local cinema halls afloat and bringing vitality to the sector.
The aforementioned films are planned to be released in India on 14 August as part of India's Independence Day celebrations. Cinemas in Bangladesh are pinning great hopes on Indian productions to increase audience numbers.
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- Which Indian films are planned to be screened in Bangladesh?
- It is planned to screen 'Awarapan 2', starring Bollywood actor Emraan Hashmi, and 'Toxic', starring Kannada superstar Yash.
- What is being done for the films to be released in Bangladesh?
- Film importers applied to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting to request permission for the films to be screened in the country.
- When is the release date of the films in India?
- The aforementioned Indian films are planned to be released in India on 14 August as part of India's Independence Day celebrations.