Pvr sued bhool chuk maaf makers: Bollywood actor Rajkummar Rao’s film ‘Bhool Luma Maid’ was about to knock in theaters on May 9. However, in view of the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan, the makers postponed the theatrical release of the film. After which, it was decided to release ‘Bhool omoing omission’ on direct OTT platform Prime Video. But this decision of the makers passed PVR.

According to News 9 Live, PVR CEO Kamal Gyanchandani has claimed loss. According to him, PVR has suffered a huge loss due to the decision of ‘Bhool omoade waiver’ not to bring the film on the big screen.

60 crores sued on Madock Films
Madock Films are accused that the production house decided not to release the film on the big screen for fear of not running at the box office. In such a situation, PVR has sued the production house of Rs 60 crore. According to Bollywood Hungama- ‘PVR has presented its case in Bombay High Court. The matter became serious because all the contracts were signed and then suddenly Madock retreated. Therefore, this is a matter of contract of breech.

Film will be released on direct OTT
Let me tell you that the production house of ‘Bhool omoults Maaf’ gave information about the release of the film on social media. It was written in the post- ‘In view of the recent events and tight security arrangements across the country, we have decided to bring our family entertainer,’ Bhool Laws’ directly to your homes on 16 May. Only on prime video, worldwide. While we were eagerly waiting to celebrate this film with you in theaters, but the spirit of the nation comes first. Jai Hind.’

Multiplex chain PVR Inox has launched a great offer for cinema lovers. The company has named it ‘Blockbuster Tuesdays’, under which movies tickets are starting from just Rs 99 in PVR INOX Theater across the country every Tuesday. This offer is not only for regular screenings, but also applicable to premium formats like IMAX, 3D, 4DX.

This initiative of PVR Inox can prove to be helpful in bringing people back to theater and making the experience of cinema every week. According to the company, this offer is currently active on more than 300 locations and it can be further expanded in the coming time.

The company said that the ticket pricing will be between Rs 99 and Rs 149, which can vary according to the theater and the city. However, due to compulsory pricing rules by the government in some South Indian states, a separate price structure may apply in Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh.

Apart from this, special deals on food and beverages are also said, that is, popcorn and drinks will not be heavy on pockets. This new offer also includes formats like IMAX, 3D, 4DX and Screenx. This is a special thing because usually the ticket prices of these premium screenings go up to Rs 400-1,000. In such a situation, taking their experience at a low price on Tuesday can be a very profitable deal.

Ticket booking can be done from the official website or mobile app of PVR and INOX. Seats are limited, so the company has advised advance booking.