@Atanu_debnath05@SAMTHEBESTEST_ If you know from a business perspective that the situation is justified, then why cry about India not having true IMAX? He's emphasising that there's not much to lose even if you watch in the IMAXs that are already in India.
@Atanu_debnath05@SAMTHEBESTEST_ You can bring it to India bro, bear all the costs yourself, and try to generate revenue.
Bear all the costs for:
- Transporting the IMAX film reels for every film
- The costs of maintaining and running IMAX projectors.
Keep in mind that hardly any films are made with or for IMAX
@YearOfTheKraken fine proof for the fact that Social Media is just noise from a very loud minority. Twitter might be the only platform reflecting some parts of the ground reality.
@drunkJournalist Nice try, your calculations are based on too many baseless assumptions. You're assuming we're buying our entire crude oil from Russia; it was always diverse + global crude oil prices have mostly been above $80.
@kakkarot_73@GopeshKhetan It is slightly tweaked in the film.
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https://t.co/6UpQSv1IgQ
It should baffle you why the Finance Ministry under Chidambaram extended the contracts to a company that admitted it had failed quality parameters in the past.
@CivitasSameer@keshavbedi The Dogras of the Jammu division, who are the majority, would like to stay with India. The entire Ladakh division doesn't give a fuck about this independence movement. I'm so glad they split the state into two.
@CivitasSameer@keshavbedi Apparently, the populace of the Kashmir division alone, which constitutes a meagre 10% of the total land area of the princely state of Jammu & Kashmir, gets the say over whether the entire princely state of Jammu & Kashmir should be independent or join Pakistan.
@RoshanKrRaii The likes in this post are enough to tell you who likes all of the posts of the scamgress ecosystem:
1) a huge number of bots
2) a huge number of idiots who don't even know the flag of India
3) Pakis and Kanglus