The government of Bangladesh has announced a major initiative to introduce e-ticketing and a central box office system across the country’s cinema halls. The Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (BFDC) has prepared a development project proposal worth about Tk 50 crore to bring all theatres under a central server. The plan aims to ensure transparency and modern management in the film industry, which has long suffered from irregularities.
BFDC Managing Director Masuma Tani said that producers and directors have long demanded e-ticketing to prevent financial losses and revenue ambiguity. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has already given policy approval, with State Minister Yasser Khan Chowdhury expressing support. The ministry has instructed that the proposal be submitted before Eid-ul-Azha, emphasizing cost efficiency in implementation.
BFDC has held several meetings with cinema owners, producers, directors, and online streaming platforms, most of whom support the central box office plan. Once the proposal is submitted, it will be reviewed internally by the ministry and then sent to the Planning Commission for final approval before nationwide rollout.
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