How silver screen reaches people

It cannot be a day to talk or discussion with in a post, it’s a big industry with thousands of people involves to bring a cinema. Well what the Tamil film industry achieved is not slope to any other regional language films and its more on the way to world to visible. On this happening moment of 75 years of Tamil cinema it have lot to tell about the achievements, awards that lauds, the wonderful artists talented directors and never forgettable golden songs, pleasing romances, dream girls, mass hero’s and what not more than enough the cinema has given to us in the past and giving still and keep on going to exist for such so many experiences in the coming years.

When celebrating the 75th year of Tamil Film Industry Kollywood, it stands so strong with international quality of producing films, the newly thinking directors, hard working artists, and amazing technologies with healthy production companies could give hope for a bright future of Tamil cinema. Every thing is fine now, but could this all happen with out the audience and people who come to watch movies in theater? No. Without people could they able to see success in this field? No. Cinema is not only for those who loved that, it’s common for every one who needs entertain from watch good movies and learning the varies lives through reality movies. I feel the industry could face a worst time soon in future if it not corrects the difficulties people receive in entertaining them and those look for good cinema today.

How many people in this State of Tamil Nadu (leave other states) and people like Tamil films go to theaters to watch? In my views it’s not much after the arrival of piracy movies in VCD’s and DVD’s and thanks to the cable channels that already attracted the people with its serials and new films telecast in television. (Leaving the television and cables) Why people were changed there attention towards these is an easy question to answer that it’s because of the highly raised cinema ticket price. Are we satisfied in watching film in the television via VCD and DVD with lack in quality? Even though it would be possible for those who have the DVD players and cable connections at home, for others there is only way to check the theaters. When the rates of tickets are above 100Rs. how can a middle-class and poor can offer for that much.

This week I watch a film in theater paying Rs.120 for each, where I watch a film last month at Rs.60 for a person that too both film before it crosses fifteen days from release in Drive-In. If it was going to continues like this for all coming days and years, no one will visit theaters to watch films and piracy disks to grow where it could be difficult to control. Many may not aware of the affects by using the piracy disk that earns wealth for terrorism in boarders and for foreign terrorist groups to expand there development. We can’t blame the people (even I want to agree) for watching in piracy DVD’s just paying Rs40 for a film to own and comfort watching from home with whole family than paying triple the money spend for a single person; in case the ticket rate would be high to grant sure I will get ready to avoid visiting theater and try on DVD’s towards by policy of watching after 100 days of its release.

That was old times we get VCD’s with hindrance of crack sounds and unclear videos, but today its quality are not less to original DVD’s. It was found recently that Pondicherry is the capital for piracy DVDs of India, where we no need to visit pondy to buy DVD’s its all over at road sides everywhere. I feel why the theaters not recognizing the good movies that need for people to know, I use to check with theaters shows where I used to see just one of two shows given to films like Onbathu Ruba Nottu, Pallikudam, Periyar and some… where the other language films are filling the seats. I want to know in which way our Tamil films have imperfect to other language films and it’s not like against the other regional films, it worries where in its own state it self there is no reorganization then how our cinema do grows. I could only think when people were welcomed to watch the movie ORN free from tickets at 100 theaters throughout Tamil nadu is an example how people are brought to theaters to watch a good film when the rate is high. Could those people pay hundreds of rupees to watch Sivaji the Boss and the re-make Billa will spend for a film with good stories and thoughts? I wish all to change and good cinemas to reach every person.