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MCPCA: Make cinema popcorn cheap againIndia’s multiplexes could make cinema-going more appealing by rethinking their steep food and beverage prices, particularly the much-mocked...- Picture abhi baaki hai…! Karnataka’s ticket price cap is multiplexes’ latest plot twistKarnataka considers capping movie ticket prices at Rs 200. This move impacts multiplexes like PVR-Inox. Theatres rely on ticket revenue, fo...
- If tax on popcorn is a worry, try munching them in a movie hall. Thankfully, things may changeThe Indian government increased GST on caramel popcorn from 5% to 18%. This sparked discussions about the high cost of snacks in multiplexe...
- Samosa & chai for Rs 10, thali for Rs 100: EC sets rate chart for Lok Sabha campaignPolitical parties campaigning for the Lok Sabha election must adhere to fixed rates for food and expenses set by the district election depa...
- India Inc, eateries, pubs ready pitch for blockbuster 'India vs Pakistan' World Cup matchRestaurants, pubs, and food delivery and quick commerce platforms expect record business with sales rising 25-35% over a usual weekend day ...
- National Cinema Day: Watch your favourite new release on big screen for just Rs 99!National Cinema Day is being celebrated by over 4,000 multiplex chains all across India. It is an attempt to bring audience back to the mov...
- PVR reduces prices on food & beverage after tweet of exorbitant popcorn bill goes viralCinema chain PVR Cinemas has introduced lower prices for drinks and snacks following criticism on social media regarding inflated costs. Th...
- PVR Inox launches trailer screening show initiativeThe 30-minute screening will feature trailers of the upcoming Bollywood, Hollywood, and regional movies. The show is being showcased across...
- Cinema Lovers Day: Watch any movie at just Rs 99. Details insideMultiplexes offer a huge deal of just Rs 99 for any movie on January 20, 2023 to celebrate Cinema Lovers Day.
- Multiplex stocks bounce back in India despite empty theatersPVR has 18 buys, six holds and four sells. Inox has 16 buys, three holds and a sell, according to recommendations compiled by Bloomberg.
- Get set to junk small eats while watching a film at Mahrashtra CinemasThe state government is all set to invoke Section 121 of the Maharashtra Cinemas (Regulation) Rules, 1966, which bans sale and supply of an...
- Anticlimax? Why the humble popcorn can hit the growing multiplex industry hardThe end of prohibition on outside food will come as a big dampener for the entire multiplex industry.
- Food items and bottled water should be sold at regular prices inside multiplexes: Bombay HCThe Bombay High Court was hearing a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) on cinema-goers not being allowed to carry personal food items inside ...
- Food should be sold at regular prices in theatres: High CourtA division bench of justices S M Kemkar and M S Karnik was hearing a PIL filed by city resident Jainendra Baxi, challenging the prohibition...
- Ajay Bijli-led PVR Ltd acquires 70% stake in 4700BC Popcorn startup owner Zea Maize4700BC Popcorn will be rolled out in 30-35 premium cinemas of PVR during the first phase and may be expanded to other markets in future.
- PVR, Inox, Cinemax see revenue boost after consolidationPVR and Inox Leisure have reported a growth of 28-58% in revenues per screen per quarter since their respective acquisitions.
- Why popcorn business is booming in India, with high sales & margins and new investmentsNationwide regularised production, sales and profit data on the popcorn business is tougher to find than a Bollywood movie with a tragic en...
- Piracy: Can movie, music industry really fight this menace?Piracy is a big menace to the movie and music industry. But can they really fight it, or should they find newer ways of reaching out to pot...
- Popular snack among movie fans in Mumbai; samosaA home to the magic of Hindi cinema, has this symbiotic relationship with the samosa, in spite of the new generation’s obsession for popcor...
- Food court vendors stock unbranded products to cut costsVendors in malls with food courts are stocking up unbranded products in order to charge huge profit margins and circumvent the MRP pricing ...
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