The Certificate shows it was issued by Verisign. It is issued to "tickets.sathyamcinemas.com. But the name of their site is "thecinema.in". So it gives some warnings to the user.

I went to look at the contents. It says in detail - Issuer, Issued to, Validity Period, Algorithm used etc etc. Also we can see that the "Public Key" of Sathyam Cinemas is send along with the Certificate.

Further Details:

The certificate chain shown here. Who is the signing authority of the certificate can be seen here

The digital certificate will contain the digital certificate. It is the encrypted hashed value of the message. It is encrypted using Issuing Authority's private key.
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I wonder how powerful all these kind of encryptions are and if I really can trust them while signing digitally in my bank account for example
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