VOICED : Lights go out at historic Delhi cinema after 84 years

Regal Cinema, one of New Delhi's oldest, began in the 1930s and was a hub for movie enthusiasts, politicians, and celebrities. It was once so popular that people queued from early morning to secure tickets. However, the rise of multiplexes in the 1990s led to its decline. The owners plan to close Regal and open a multi-screen venue, citing outdated equipment and safety concerns. Employees feel nostalgic about the closure, likening it to losing a family member. The closure marks the end of an era for Indian cinema fans, prompting reflection on Regal's legacy.

How did employees feel about the decision to close Regal Cinema?

What does the phrase 'lights out at the regal' signify in the context of Indian cinema?