PVR Inox, the largest cinema exhibitor in India has launched its 14th multiplex in the city of Gurugram, Haryana. The three-screen multiplex will strengthen the company’s foothold in Haryana with 88 screens in 22 properties and continues its expansion in the Northern part of India with 463 screens in 103 properties.
PVR Inox, India’s largest exhibitor, has launched its second cinema in Gwalior and the first all 4K laser cinema in the city. Located at Keshar Towers at Race Course Road, the four-screen multiplex promises to redefine the movie-going experience for Gwalior’s cinephile
The 28th European Union Film Festival is now underway in New Delhi across three prominent venues—the India Habitat Centre, Instituto Cervantes (Spanish Cultural Center), and The Goethe-Institut /Max Mueller Bhavan. The festival opened with the screening of the Grand Prix-winning French film Saint Omer directed by Alice Diop.
PVR Inox has opened Maison Inox at the Jio World Plaza in Jio World Centre, Bandra Kurla Complex. The new property is the second Maison cinema in Mumbai.
Miraj Cinemas, which says it is India’s fastest-growing and third-largest national multiplex chain, has opened its first multiplex in Pune.
In a one-of-its-kind initiative to digitize the century-long history of the globally celebrated Hindi film industry, Google Arts & Culture last week launched the largest ever online exhibition on Hindi cinema.
The CBC Exhibition at 54th International Film Festival of India at Goa was designed to capture the essence of projecting Indian films and their contributions using new technology. The three-day event which was held last week was set up by the Central Bureau of Communication, Ministry Information & Broadcasting at Kala Academy, Panaji.
The 54th International Film Festival of India begins November 21 at Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Indoor Stadium, in Panaji, Goa with a gala opening ceremony.
PVR Inox has announced the opening of its fourth property in the city of temples, Bhubaneswar. The new four-screen multiplex is the first cinema in the city featuring all 4K laser projection and Dolby Atmos sound.
Leo is the third film in the Lokesh Cinematic Universe. Inspired by the A History of Violence graphic novel series, director Lokesh Kanagaraj’s Tamil-language action thriller follows family man Parthi who resides in Northwestern India where he owns a coffee shop and helps the local forest ranger rescue animals. His attempts to keep a low profile fall short after he saves the townsfolk from a wild spotted hyena and makes national news. An army of crazed and dangerous gangsters begin to hunt Parthi, obsessed with their belief that he is in fact Leo, a master criminal and son of their kingpin Antony Das. Parthi must fight to protect his family and convince them of his innocence.
