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    Ramayana movie release date: Check show timings, ticket prices in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Kolkata

    Ranbir Kapoor's eagerly awaited film Ramayana is set to debut on November 5, 2023, following global screenings. Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, the epic movie boasts a staggering budget of Rs 4000 crore. With ticket prices differing by location, format, and showtime, viewers can experience this cinematic masterpiece in 2D, 3D, IMAX, or 4DX, starting with early morning shows across major Indian cities.

    Dhurandhar doctrine of national security

    India's Arunachal Pradesh minister Balo Raja has suggested the use of cinema to enhance national security awareness. His recommendation follows discussions regarding ongoing tensions with Chinese troops along the border. Raja referenced the success of Aditya Dhar's films in promoting India's intelligence capabilities and resilience. Historical examples from past films, particularly Mr India, highlight cinematic impact on national perception.

    PVR Inox Q2 profit rises 111% to Rs 273 crore, targets 500 new screens in 3 years

    PVR INOX plans an ambitious expansion, targeting to unveil around 90 to 100 new screens in FY 2027 and 150 to 175 in FY 2028. With a focus on Tier 2 to 4 markets, they'll introduce their innovative SMART Cinema format. Estimated capital expenditure for FY 27 is projected at ₹300-320 crore, adhering to a capital-light approach.

    PVR INOX targets 500 new screens in three years, bets on SMART Cinemas

    The multiplex operator aims to open 90-100 screens in FY27, followed by 150-175 in FY28. It has identified around 300 cities for SMART Cinemas, an affordable, capital-light format designed for smaller markets.

    Karnataka HC grants relief to JioStar, Zee over 2% cess as broadcasters challenge law

    The Karnataka High Court has issued a ruling preventing the state government from taking action against broadcasters. This relates to a 2% welfare cess imposed on television operators and other entities. Justice HT Narendra Prasad directed the state government to respond to petitions challenging the cess. The broadcasters argue that they differ fundamentally from cinema theatres in their operations.

    ‘Z’ sharpens its content strategy with a strong slate of non-fiction offerings across languages

    Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. is set to enhance its non-fiction programming strategy significantly. The company aims to broaden its innovative formats while introducing flagship franchises in various languages. Upcoming offerings include cookery shows and celebrity talk shows hosted by popular figures. Additionally, the company will continue its successful formats that resonate with audiences across multiple markets. This move is designed to engage viewers actively and create memorable entertainment experiences.

    The Economic Times
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