Final destination: Bloodlines sells over Rs 12 lakh tickets at PVR INOX, reignites love for horror movies in cinemas

Final destination: Bloodlines sells over Rs 12 lakh tickets at PVR INOX, reignites love for horror movies in cinemas

Final Destination: Bloodlines has become a big hit in cinemas across India, especially at PVR INOX theatres. For many people, the Final Destination movies were the first time they felt true fear in a theatre. Now, this new film has brought back that same feeling for older fans and introduced it to a whole new generation.

Sanjeev Kumar Bijli, Executive Director of PVR INOX Ltd., shared his excitement about the film’s success.

He said there’s something very special about seeing Bloodlines connect so strongly with audiences. It’s not just a movie—it’s an experience. People are laughing, screaming, and even nervously giggling in their seats. The atmosphere in the auditoriums all weekend was full of energy and emotion.

More than 12 lakh tickets have already been sold for Bloodlines at PVR INOX locations, and the number keeps growing. The theatres have seen fantastic seat occupancy, showing just how popular the film is.

According to Bijli, this proves that Bloodlines is more than just a horror movie—it’s a reminder of the magic of watching films together in a cinema. Even when the story is scary, people love the shared thrill of watching it unfold on the big screen.

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He added that moments like these are exactly why cinemas matter so much. They are places where people from all walks of life come together, sit in the dark, and experience stories that make them feel something powerful—whether it’s fear, joy, or nostalgia.

Final Destination: Bloodlines has successfully blended new ideas with the classic elements that made the original movies famous. That mix of old and new has helped the film strike a chord with a wide audience.

At a time when people have so many ways to watch content at home, this movie reminds us why going to the theatre is still so special.

The experience of watching something scary with a room full of strangers who are just as scared as you—that’s something no home screen can replace.