Only 2 days are left for the release of Ajay Devgan's Singham Again and Kartik Aryan's Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3. Amidst the fight for sharing of screens, advance booking is happening rapidly. Fans are also excited for the film of their favorite superstar. The issue of sharing of screens has also been resolved even before the release of the film.

According to a recent Bollywood Hungama report, out of the total shows, it has been agreed to give 60 percent shows to 'Singham Again' and 40 percent to 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3'. Shows have been distributed accordingly in almost all the multiplex chains PVR Inox, Movie Max, NY Cinema, Rajhans, Movie Time and Mirage. Whereas, in Cinepolis theaters, Ajay's film has been given 58 percent shows and Karthik's film has been given 42 percent shows. In the single screens for which Anil Thadani had played many bets, 'Singham Again' got 60 percent screens and 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3' got 40 percent.

'Singham Again' has the upper hand

Actually, screens have been distributed between both the films in the ratio of 60-40. That means this cinema hall will run 3 shows of 'Singham Again' and 2 shows of 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3'. Whereas in single screens only 4 shows are run every day, but this time 5 shows will be run in the day. This includes some cinema halls of Delhi including the iconic Cinema Raj Mandir, Jaipur and Liberty, which will run five shows a day.

According to the report, some single screens have allotted all the shows to 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3' only. So some shows of 'Singham Again' will be run. Theater owners have become rich amid the great clash of both the films. There is strong demand for both the films. Theaters are selling tickets at blockbuster prices. There are record ticket prices especially in multiplexes.

At what price are you selling tickets?

Bollywood Hungama's report revealed that the ticket price of regular seat at PVR Mansion in BKC (Jio World Drive), Mumbai is being sold for more than Rs 1000. Actually, tickets for the evening and night shows of Singham Again are being sold at a price of Rs 1080. The first two shows are filling up very fast. Prices are different for all theatres.