The AP High Court challenges the increase in ticket prices for the box office hit film Kalki 2898 AD, starring Prabhas and directed by Nag Ashwin. Despite the government allowing the hike for 14 days, a petition was filed to challenge this decision. The court raised doubts over the government's authority to increase ticket prices for specific movies, ordering the respondents to provide counters for the next hearing. The issue highlights a potential lack of legitimacy in such pricing decisions, raising questions about fairness in the film industry. With no stay granted during Wednesday's hearing, the court's remarks on this matter bring the issue to the forefront of legal scrutiny. Stay updated on this case and more at M9.news for the latest updates and developments.