Tag: Aamer Bijli

  • Pvr Inox serves up India’s first luxury dine-in cinema in Bengaluru

    Pvr Inox serves up India’s first luxury dine-in cinema in Bengaluru

    MUMBAI: Lights, camera… appetiser! PVR Inox is giving Bengaluru’s cinema-goers a taste of something extraordinary with the launch of India’s first-ever luxury dine-in cinema at M5 Ecity Mall, where silver screens meet silver service.

    Fresh off opening its new eight screen multiplex at the mall, Pvr Inox is now transforming the movie experience into a full-fledged culinary and lifestyle destination. The new dine-in format lets guests enjoy gourmet, chef-curated meals in the comfort of their cinema seats, no stepping out, and remarkably, no movie ticket required to dine.

    The concept redefines what a night at the movies means. From Crosta’s artisanal pizzas and Wokstar’s sizzling Asian comfort food to Dogfather’s inventive hot dogs and Local Street’s regional delicacies, every dish is designed to elevate the cinematic journey. Add to that café corners, indulgent desserts, and lounge-style foyers and the venue doubles as a social space for foodies and film buffs alike.

    At the heart of this venture lies “youthification”, Pvr Inox’s futuristic approach to entertainment. The space integrates gaming zones, kids-first formats, and digital lounges, alongside its luxury auditoriums, appealing to young, experience-hungry audiences. “This is not just about watching films, it’s about spending time well,” said Pvr Inox lead specialist – innovation, film marketing & digital programming Aamer Bijli.

    Echoing the sentiment, Pvr Inox Limited  managing director Ajay Bijli added, “With M5 Ecity Mall, we’re inviting audiences to experience cinema in an entirely new way. From India’s first dine-in auditorium to immersive technology and curated food, it’s a celebration of films, lifestyle, and shared moments.”

    The tech is as grand as the gastronomy. Every auditorium boasts Dolby Atmos, Dts:x, and 4k Laser projection, with the Big Pix theatre offering Reald 3D visuals, and the Samsung Onyx Led screen taking in-seat dining to dazzling new heights.

  • PVR Inox brings India–Pak final to 100 plus big screens

    PVR Inox brings India–Pak final to 100 plus big screens

    MUMBAI: Popcorn, cheers and nail-biting overs, cricket’s fiercest rivalry is ready for its close-up. PVR Inox is turning the Asia Cup 2025 final between India and Pakistan into a cinematic spectacle, screening the clash live on 28 September across more than 100 cinema halls nationwide.

    Partnering with ITW Universe and the Asian Cricket Council, PVR Inox is offering fans an ad-free, stadium-like atmosphere, only this time with Dolby sound and plush recliners. Earlier India–Pakistan matches saw audiences clap, chant and celebrate in unison, recreating the charged energy of the stands.

    “The screenings have shown us how deeply cricket connects our audiences,” said PVR Inox lead specialist – innovation, film marketing & digital programming Aamer Bijli. “It’s about creating an experience where fans feel every roar, every wicket and every boundary as if they were inside the stadium itself.”

    The India–Pakistan final promises high drama, unforgettable gameplay and the kind of intensity that only this rivalry delivers. With tickets already live, fans are being urged to book fast to secure a seat for what promises to be more than just a match, a community celebration on the big screen.

  • Cricket goes widescreen as PVR Inox brings Asia Cup 2025 to cinemas

    Cricket goes widescreen as PVR Inox brings Asia Cup 2025 to cinemas

    MUMBAI: Popcorn, plush seats, and a sixer on the big screen PVR Inox is giving cricket a cinematic twist. The country’s largest multiplex chain has teamed up with ITW Universe and the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) to beam the Asia Cup 2025 India fixtures live across more than 200 cinema screens nationwide.

    The first blockbuster is, of course, the India–Pakistan clash on 14 September 2025, followed by India vs Oman on 19 September, the Super Four matches from 20–26 September, and the grand finale on 28 September. Tickets for the screenings go live on 11 September, with fans promised an atmosphere as electrifying as a stadium, only with better acoustics.

    “We are thrilled to bring cricket’s biggest rivalry to the silver screen,” said PVR Inox lead specialist for innovation, film marketing & digital programming Aamer Bijli. “Cricket in India is more than a sport, it’s an emotion. By showcasing these highly anticipated matches on the big screen, we aim to create a community viewing experience like no other.”

    For ITW Universe, the collaboration is about turning fandom into a shared spectacle. “The Asia Cup is the pinnacle of Asian cricketing rivalry. Watching it in cinemas is larger than life and deeply immersive,” noted ITW Universe co-founder Bhairav Shanth crediting the ACC for awarding public screening rights.

    The ACC too sees this as a leap in accessibility. “Bringing live matches into nationwide cinemas reflects our commitment to making cricket more inclusive,” said ACC GM for finance and ops Thusith Perera.

    This move is part of PVR Inox’s alternate content strategy, which has already seen screenings of live concerts, cultural events, and gaming tournaments. With cricket now joining the line-up, the multiplex chain is firmly positioning cinemas as community hubs, not just movie halls.

    So whether you’re after cover drives or cover songs in between overs, PVR Inox is betting that this season, the Asia Cup will be as much about the big screen as the big game.