Should national anthem be played in cinema halls?

Hello everyone,

We are insulting our country by playing national anthem in cinemas as our friends explained above clearly that all in cinema hall might not be attention, some may be drunked.

Coming to cinema hall sense to enjoy oneself. There made a no sense at all play NA in halls. For eg: why not play the NA in wine shops and expect respect from drunkers.

Instead of respect, our country all will hate if disturbed in personal life. Like that in cinema hall everyone comes for enjoying the movie but by thinking the national anthem before movie, maximum will get irritated why because it's not for one time, it is for every time when we go theaters.

So, Gov itself makes citizens hate their respected national song. Jai Hind.

Hi friends.

This is a good think by Government, but people does not respect national anthem, and this is the insult our country and national anthem also. I think the Government does that pics of soldiers who died in WOR editing in movie and government created a law of it.

No, because it means someone enters into the theater during National Anthem says the person who is not in attention mode will be treated as not an INDIAN and he don't have RESPECT towards NATION.

Our Society is not untouched by cinema, In India, we used to influenced by it, learn from movies inspire by heroes and all that. I think it\'s great decision to unite the diverse and cosmopolitan country.

There is very less occasion When we play or sing the national anthem. AS we all had noticed, patriotism for the country is reduces now a days. Its every person's duty and love for your mother or motherland wherever it is audible to you just respect it and stand If you have legs (no-offends please). And SC not imposing or forcing anything on us, it just small step because now youth learn more in cinema hall then the classroom.

Before applying any rule we should know why?

So as we have seen in our school life we did this daily in the morning prayer because that is the time we learn about everything and know about our country and love it is necessary to do.

But in movie halls doesn't make sense but if still, we want to play then if any movies hold you certificate then we can apply this rule. Because there will be family and children and when they will see their parents standing for national anthem will make them feel proud and they will learn about etiquette and unity.

Government announced that our national anthem played at cinema halls. It is not correct in my point of view. Why because every Indian people respect and love their country and our national anthem. We cannot forced to standing in the cinema halls. National anthem is played at cinema halls is not correct why because in cinema halls environment is not good. And so peoples are does not maintain proper discipline. So national anthem is played at cinema halls is not good.

After that we can't forced to people respect their our national anthem. Its is our resposibilty.

Thank you.

Prior to playing national anthem in cinema halls, it should be played in government office and educational institutions and private sectors and it should be played in the morning only not any other time.

India is a truly democratic country. Then it is out of understanding why SC force citizen to chant national anthem before watching cinema in a theater.

It makes no sense at all. It should be made compulsory in school and colleges but not in a cinema hall.

Learning national anthem is a duty of every Indian. And am not seeing any problem regarding this that nowadays people don't know their national anthem songs.

Thankyou!

Yes, National anthem played in theatres which shows our honor and respect towards our country.

Good evening everyone.

In my point of view, playing national anthem shows individual respect towards our country. But playing song before watching the movie and showing degrading things in movie about country does not show patriotism. What ever rules given by government should helpful to country development only so we should respect orders of our supreme court.