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Baramulla, July 15
Cinema halls made a return to North Kashmir after three decades as Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Saturday inaugurated 100-seater multipurpose film theatres in Baramulla and Handwara towns of the UT. Similar theatres were inaugurated by the L-G in Shopian and Pulwama. A private firm had set up the Valley’s first multiplex in Srinagar city last year.
An official spokesman said cinema returned to Baramulla after more than three decades. The L-G has pledged to set up a film theatre in every district to provide the big screen experience to the people. Sinha congratulated the people of Baramulla and Handwara on the occasion, saying the movie theatres are a reflection of growing aspiration of J&K.
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