Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri: Fair Screens, Fair Verdicts – A Conversation the Industry Can’t Ignore; Read Now –

Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri Screen Allocation Debate:

Cinema thrives on balance. A healthy theatrical ecosystem is one where multiple films are allowed to coexist, compete, and find their respective audiences without one release completely squeezing out another. When theatres operate as shared spaces rather than winner-takes-all platforms, the entire industry benefits — from filmmakers and exhibitors to, most importantly, viewers.

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This balance becomes most crucial during the opening weekend. For a mid-to-large scale film like Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri, opening on roughly 1,000 screens, the real question isn’t about ambition but access. Is this screen count sufficient to give audiences a genuine opportunity to watch the film?

The first few days are decisive. Visibility, word of mouth, and audience curiosity don’t develop overnight — they rely on consistent show timings and reasonable availability across key markets. When a film struggles to secure enough shows, especially during prime hours, its opening numbers can reflect limited access rather than actual audience interest.

A fair show-sharing model helps prevent this distortion. A structured split, such as a 60:40 allocation, allows holdover films that are performing well to continue their momentum while giving new releases enough breathing room to establish themselves. It respects both sustained demand and fresh arrivals.

Without this balance, performance becomes difficult to judge. Lower collections may simply point to fewer or poorly timed shows, not rejection by audiences. A minimum 40% share during the opening weekend creates a fair benchmark — letting viewers decide a film’s fate organically.

Clear, early planning benefits everyone. Exhibitors run smoother operations, distributors feel confident in presentation, and audiences aren’t left hunting for shows.

At its heart, cinema is a shared experience. Every film deserves a fair starting window — not guaranteed success, but an honest chance. When show allocation is guided by fairness rather than force, theatrical spaces remain places of choice, diversity, and healthy competition. This Kartik Aaryan and Ananya Panday starrer reignites the debate and we are all ears.

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