Naad karaya nay! Nadle for 12 rupees, theatrevalyache 12 vajwale; I have to pay about 12 lakhs A to Z Counsel

The two, who reside in Hyderabad, would have gone to Shalini Shivani Cinema Hall near Chaitanyapuri Metro Station 3 years ago. At that time GST would have been brought down from 18 percent to 12 percent. But still the theaters did not reduce the base price. Cinema halls charged Rs 11.74 more for executive tickets and Rs 16.06 more for gold category tickets.
Hey you are where? Friends called from the railway station, the old man’s life went to the house; ‘Ti’ mistake Bhowli?
Both of them who went to see the film ran against the National Anti-Profiteering Authority. He filed a complaint at Shalini Shivani Cinema Hall. According to the owner of the theater, 49.5 percent of the revenue from the tickets would have gone to the distributor. And 50.5 percent i.e. Rs 5.53 lakh was kept by the company itself. The company accepted that it did not give the audience the benefit of the reduction in GST.
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The Anti-Profiteering Authority has ordered Miraj Entertainment Limited to deposit Rs 12.87 lakh to the Central and Telangana Government’s Consumer Welfare Fund. The authorities have also informed the company about the deposit of both the funds. Accordingly, Miraj Entertainment Ltd. will deposit Rs.6.40 lakh in the Consumer Welfare Fund of the Central Government and Rs.6.41 lakh in the Consumer Welfare Fund of Telangana.