Multiplex

Kollywood strike ends: Mercury to be first release; TPFC hopes Rajinikanth's Kaala jolts industry back to normalcy

The shooting of all Kollywood films which were suspended will restart once Vishal makes the announcement. It will take a few weeks before shooting stabilises.

A month after Supreme Court order, Maharashtra makes it optional for theatres to play National Anthem

A month after the Supreme Court reversed its November 2016 order directing mandatory playing of the national anthem in theatres, the Maharashtra government has directed local administrations to follow suit

Cinepolis Partners With IBM For India Roll-Out

IBM's Store Roll Out solution will allow Cinepolis to control operating expenses as well as to swiftly develop and deploy new customer-facing applications.

Wheelchair-bound activist attacked in Goa multiplex for not standing up during national anthem

Wheelchair-bound writer-activist Salil Chaturvedi who couldn't rise up during the national anthem was reportedly attacked by a couple in a multiplex in Goa

DLF to sell 32 screens to PVR for revised price of Rs 433 crore

Realty major DLF today said it has entered into an amended agreement to sell its 32 screens of DT cinemas to multiplex operator PVR at a revised consideration of Rs 433 crore.

Raj criticizes Sena for opposing Jaitapur nuclear project, slams BJP's stand on Marathi films

MNS chief Raj Thackeray criticised Shiv Sena for opposing the proposed Jaitapur nuclear power project in Maharashtra and slammed the BJP-led government for relaxing the norm for screening of Marathi films in multiplexes.

Shobhaa De might face jail term if Maharashtra assembly finds her tweets on Marathi cinema offensive

Following writer Shobhaa De's tweets against mandatory screening of Marathi film, where she termed the current Fadnavis government's attitude similar to 'dadagiri', Shiv Sena legislator Pratap Sarnaik moved a breach of privilege notice and demanded action against her on Wednesday.

Bollywood divided over compulsory prime time screening of Marathi films in multiplexes

In a move that is guaranteed to cause some degree of controversy, the Maharashtra government has made it mandatory for multiplexes in Mumbai to screen at least one Marathi film in the prime time slot.

HDIL sells multiplex biz for Rs 105 cr, to focus on slum rehab projects

Mumbai-based realty major Housing Development and Infra has sold its multiplex business HDIL Entertainment, which runs 33 multiplexes under the brand name Kulraj Broadway, to Carnival Films for Rs 105 crore as part of the group's strategy to exit non-core business and reduce its debt.<br />

Coming soon: PVR to bring India's largest 'superplex' with 15 screens in Noida

PVR Cinemas, the largest cinema exhibition company in India has further strengthened its national presence by joining hands with Unitech to launch India's largest multiplex-PVR's first 15-screen Superplex.<br /><br />