Kashmir is set to get its first multiplex, in Srinagar

Kashmir is set to get its first multiplex: The first multiplex in Kashmir will be opened today in Srinagar by Jammu and Kashmir lieutenant governor Manoj Sinha. After a three-decade hiatus, Kashmir will once again have movie theatres. The three movie theatres of the INOX-designed multiplex will have a combined seating capacity of 520 people.

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There will be a food court on the property to promote regional cuisine.
The lobbies also have a Kashmiri wood “Khatambandh,” giving them a Kashmiri cultural appearance and highlighting Kashmir’s art and design.
The public will be allowed access to the multiplex after a special showing of the Aamir Khan film “Lal Singh Chaddha.”
The latest films will be released and the multiplex will be permanently positioned so that Kashmiris can enjoy the same leisure opportunities as the rest of the nation.
All movie theatres in the Kashmir valley were closed on December 31, 1990, due to the rise of terrorism.
Manoj Sinha, the J&K L-G, inaugurated multipurpose movie theatres in Pulwama and Shopian.
Three years and thirty years after Article 370 was repealed, the union territory now possesses movie theatres.
On the first day of the movie screening, various kid-friendly movies, including Lal Singh Chadha, were screened in both theatres.