Bengaluru/Mysuru: A Bengaluru Consumer Court has ruled that PVR Cinemas and INOX (now merged with PVR) must ensure movie tickets display the actual start time of films, excluding commercial advertisements. The Court also directed PVR Cinemas to pay Rs. 20,000 to the complainant for mental distress and inconvenience, reimburse Rs. 8,000 for legal expenses and…
By Shadan Muneer The cameras haven’t rolled in sometime, the lights have been dimmed, there is only the sound of the silence at the movie halls and no action for the audience. The intermission at cinemas in real life has been on for the last seven months and recently, the Government has issued guidelines for…
Mysuru: PVR Cinemas, the largest cinema chain company in the country, opened its new theatres in Garuda Mall near K.R. Circle yesterday. PVR Mysuru Cinema Manager Raghunath inaugurated the 4-screen cinema in the multiplex. Later speaking, he said that there are a total number of 911 seats in the four cinema halls. In this the…
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