PVR Inox has revolutionized the cinema experience by offering ad-free movies, reminiscent of streaming platforms. This move aims to address the dwindling number of moviegoers by trimming pre-movie advertisements from 35 to just 10 minutes, thereby facilitating more screenings and attracting a larger audience. Moreover, patrons can now enjoy uninterrupted viewing even during intervals, with only trailers of upcoming movies being showcased. This ad-free offering is accessible exclusively in PVR Inox's premium formats, such as Director's Cut and Insignia, promising a refined cinematic journey for enthusiasts.
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The initial public offering, which comprises only an offer-for-sale of 2.21 crore equity shares, will open for subscription on December 14, a day after launch of the public issues of Doms Industries and India Shelter Finance Corporation. The anchor book of the offer will open for a day on December 13, while the last day for subscription to the IPO will be December 18.
Margins and occupancy will take time to stabilise because of the increasing popularity of OTT platforms
After experiencing a threefold increase in losses in Q4, PVR-Inox has announced its decision to shut down 50 screens across the country within the next six months. The company has also put its expansion plans on hold, citing the screens' unprofitability or their location in malls that have reached the end of their life cycle. Consequently, reviving these screens was deemed unfeasible. However, the entertainment industry as a whole continues to face challenges, with multiplex owners struggling to attract sufficient occupancy post-COVID. Furthermore, the industry has witnessed a decline in the number of Hollywood releases, while the demand for OTT platforms has increased, altering movie-goers' preferences.
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PVR saw a footfall of 22 million in the third quarter, which is an improvement both sequentially as well as year on year, but still below Q1 FY23
In the past one week, movie lovers in Kashmir have been waiting in a queue to get tickets for 'Pathaan', bringing back houseful boards outside theatres.
Changing audience preferences, streaming alternatives, a poor connection with viewers, and high star salaries have all affected box-office collections.
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In its petition, Consumer Unity & Trust Society (CUTS) has also made PVR and INOX as parties before the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT).
The combined cost of tickets and F&B for a single movie is more than the monthly subscription cost of some of the OTT platforms and a large content library adds to the OTT attraction. So far, multiplexes do not appear to have an answer for it
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The experience of watching a film on the big screen returned to Kashmir last month, after 23 long years. But it seems Bollywood's declining fortunes have singed the brand-new multiplex, too.
It has signed an agreement with the International Cricket Council (ICC) in this regard, INOX Leisure said in a statement.
The leading cinema exhibitor convened a meeting of its shareholders on Tuesday following the directions of the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT)
It also expects its mega-merger with Inox Leisure to close by February 2023, after which it will start to run as a combined business, PVR’s chief executive Gautam Dutta told PTI over the phone.
Kashmir's much-awaited first multiplex opened for public on September 20. With the opening of the multiplex, which is designed by INOX, in Srinagar, Kashmiris will get a chance to see movies on the big screen after more than three decades.
People in Kashmir will get to enjoy the experience of watching a movie in the theatres after decades as the valley gets its first multiplex, operated by INOX, in Srinagar.
The watchdog's order has come on a complaint filed against the proposed merger that would create the country's largest multiplex chain with a network of more than 1,500 screens.
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