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Chapter IV
Chapter IV
Chapter IV
INTRODUCTION
In this chapter, the data collected from respondents are systematically analysed
and presented in the form of tables using various statistical tools. Hence an attempt is
made to find out the time spent in INOX theatre, the pricing of tickets, the services
and various features of INOX theatre.
SOURCE OF INFORMATION
Source of information of the respondents about INOX Theatre. Therefore the
members are classified into 4 categories.
TABLE 4.1
SOURCE OF INFORMATION
Newspaper 19 12.67
Radio 12 8.00
Inference
From the above table 4.1 is inferred that 46.67 percent of the respondents are
influenced by Friends and Relative, 32.67 percent of the respondents are influenced by
Social media, 12.67 percent of the respondents are influenced by Newspaper, 8.00
percent of the respondents are influenced by Radio.
SOURCE OF INFORMATION
SOURCE OF INFORMATION
50 46.67
45
40
No of Respondents
35 32.67
Friends and Relatives
30 Social Media
25 Newspaper
20 Radio
15 12.67
10 8
5
0
ATTRACTION TOWARDS WATCHING A FLIM
The respondents consume attraction towards watching a flim the table 4.2
TABLE 4.2
ATTRACTION TOWARDS WATCHING A FLIM
Attraction towards
No of Respondents Percentage
watching a flim
Actor/Actress 105 17.86
The Director 84 14.29
Trailer/Teaser 56 9.52
The story 98 16.67
Reviews/Comments 53 9.01
Advertisement 52 8.84
Music Director 72 12.24
Screen play 68 11.56
Total 150 100
Source: Primary
Inference
From the above data it is clear the nearly about 17.86 percent of the respondents
watching from actor/actress, 14.29 percent of the respondents watching from The
Director, 9.52 percent of the respondents watching from Trailer/Teaser, 16.67 percent
of the respondents watching from The Story, 9.01 percent of the respondents watching
from Reviews/Comments, 8.84 percent of the respondents watching from
Advertisement, 12.24 percent of the respondents watching from Music Director, 11.56
percent of the respondents watching from Screen play.
Hence, the majority of the respondents 17.86 watching from actor/actress.
EXHIBIT 4.2
ATTRACTION TOWARDS WATCHING A FLIM
16.67
14.29
Actor/Actress
12.24
The Director
11.56
NO 0F RESPONDETS
Trailer/Teaser
9.52
8.84
The Story
9.01
Reviews/Comments
Advertisement
Music Director
Screen play
PREFERENCE TOWARDS A GENRE
Movie genres are categories that define films based on narrative or stylistic
elements. The genre of a film can help determine the characters, setting, plot structure
and tone.
TABLE 4.3
PREFERENCE TOWARDS A GENRE
Preference towards a
No of Respondents Percentage
genre
Horror 92 20.49
Action 89 19.38
Crime 87 19.38
Animation 41 9.13
Inference
From the above table 4.3 22.72 percent of the respondents watching from
comedy genre, 20.49 percent of the respondents watching from Horror genre, 9.38
percent of the respondents from Action genre, 19.38 percent of the respondents from
Crime genre, 9.13 percent of the respondents from Animation genre, 8.46 percent of
the respondents Science fiction genre.
Hence the maximum respondent customer comedy genre movies.
EXHIBIT 4.3
PREFERENCE TOWARDS A GENRE
20.49 19.32
22.72
25 19.82
Comedy
9.13
8.46 Horror
20
Action
15 Science fiction Crime
Animation Animation
10 Crime Science fiction
Action
5 Horror
0 Comedy
ELEMENT INFLUENING IN WATCHING A MOVIE
The movies or films we watch can influence our behaviour in various aspects.
When we observe a character who resonates with us acting in a particular way, we as
viewers might model that behaviour in an effort to replicate the actor’s characteristics.
TABLE 4.4
ELEMENT INFLUENING IN WATCHING A MOVIE
Element influencing in
No of Respondents percentage
watching a movie
Content 34 22.67
Characterization 32 21.33
39.33
40 16.67 Content
21.33
characterization
30
22.67 Cinema effects
20 Sound track
Sound track
Cinema effects
10
characterization
Content
0
PREFERENCE TOWRDS SHOW TIMINGS
Time preference is the insight that people prefer’ present goods’(goods available
for use at present) to ‘future goods’ (present expectations of goods becoming available
at some data in the future), and that the social rate of time preference, the result of the
interactions of individual time preference of individual time preference schedulers,
will determine and be equal to the pure rate of interest a society.
TABLE 4.5
PREFENCE TOWARDS SHOW TIMING
30
25
Morning show
20 17.33 17.33 Afternoon show
15 Evening show
Night show
10
0
Who preference to watch a movie
It depends on the type of movie you are watching. If its better to watch alone and
if it’s a funny movie then watching it with friends doubles the fun. Many people find
watching movie both entertaining and a way to reduce stress. Watching movie can
make us forget our problem is an alternative to anxiety loss. As previously said,
watching movie can have a positive emotional impact. Movie can calm us down and
soothe us.
TABLE 4.6
WHO PREFERENCE TO WATCH A MOVIE
Preference to watch a
No of Respondents Percentage
movie
With family 76 28.15
Relatives 52 19.26
Colleagues 41 15.19
37.41
40 19.26 15.19
With Family
28.15 With Friends
30 Relatives
Colleagues
20 Colleagues
Relatives
10 With Friends
With Family
0
METHOD OF BUYING A TICKET
You can also search and book your movie ticket by searching movie or movie
tickets in the product search bar or clicking movie. Choose the data when you want to
watch the movie and then choose the showtime and cinema. Choose the number of
seats you want to book. Select you preferred seats and click on ‘proceed’. You will see
the ‘Review Booking’ page with details of the amount to be paid.
TABLE 4.7
METHOD OF BUYING A TICKET
Online 75 50.00
Counter 75 50.00
BUYING A TICKET
50
50
50
Online
40 Counter
30
Counter
20
10 Online
0
FREQUENCY OF WATCHING A MOVIE
Frequency refers to the amount of times a shot in shown, directors can repeat shot
to put certain emphasis on one aspect of the film. This reoccurring footage can often
portray an internal memory, recollection or nightmare of one of the characters, it can
also often be used to foreshadow the future.
TABLE 4.8
FREQUENCY OF WATCHING A MOVIE
Frequency of watching a
No of respondents percentage
movie
Weekly 23 15.33
Fortnightly 22 14.67
Monthly 58 38.67
Occasionally 47 31.33
45
40 38.67
35
31.33
30
Weekly
25
Fortnightly
20
15.33 Monthly
14.67
15 Occasionlly
10
0
DIMENSION OF WTCHING A MOVIE
When you watch a movie, the screen is two dimensional. It has length and width,
but not depth. That’s why “regular” 2D movies appear as if all the action is happening
up there on the big screen. 3D movies, on the other hand, add depth and make you like
you’re part of the experience.
TABLE 4.9
DIMENSION OF WATCHING A MOVIE
Dimension of watching a
No of Respondents Percentage
movie
2-D 35 23.33
3-D 25 16.67
60
50
2-D
40
3-D
30 23.33 Depends on the Movie
16.67
20
TABLE 4.10
EXPENSE OF WATCHING A MOVIE
Expense of watching a
No of respondents percentage
movie
Less than Rs.300 54 36.00
Rs.301-Rs.500 45 30.00
Rs.501-Rs.1000 37 24.67
0
AMOUNT SPEND ON FOOD
The respondents mention how much they spent on food in theatre, it is thereby
classified into 4 categories.
TABLE 4.11
AMOUNT SPEND ON FOOD
Rs.151-Rs.300 48 32.00
32 24.67 15.33
40
28
30 More than 500
20 Rs.301-Rs.500
Rs.151-Rs.300
10
Upto Rs.150
0
TABLE 4.12
QUALITY OF THE SHOWS IN INOX THEATRE
Excellent 70 46.67
Good 60 40.00
Average 19 12.67
Poor 1 0.67