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Jackky Bhagnani refutes reports of legal battle between PVR INOX Pictures and Pooja Entertainment: ‘Entirely inaccurate’

Jackky Bhagnani refutes reports of legal battle between PVR INOX Pictures and Pooja Entertainment: ‘Entirely inaccurate’

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Actor-producer Jackky Bhagnani has dismissed reports claiming that PVR INOX Pictures is planning to take legal action against his father, Vashu Bhagnani, and their production house, Pooja Entertainment. Pooja Entertainment is already making headlines over a separate legal battle involving music rights connected to the upcoming film, Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai. His clarification comes in the wake of media reports claiming that PVR INOX Pictures and Pooja Entertainment were locked in a financial dispute stemming from a three-film deal between the two parties. Jackky Bhagnani’s banner issues clarification On Monday, Jackky Bhagnani’s banner Pooja Entertainment took to Instagram to share a statement, dismissing the rumours claiming that PVR INOX Pictures is preparing to initiate legal proceedings against Vashu Bhagnani and Pooja Entertainment. The note read, “Over the decades, Pooja Entertainment has built a relationship with the media rooted in mutual respect, transparency, and a shared love for Indian cinema. We are incredibly grateful for the continuous support you have extended to our team throughout our journey. Recently, reports have circulated regarding alleged legal …

PVR Inox denies taking legal action against Vashu Bhagnani

PVR Inox denies taking legal action against Vashu Bhagnani

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Vashu Bhagnani has been making headlines lately for initiating legal proceedings against the makers of Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai. The lawsuit emerged over the alleged unauthorised use of songs, Chunnari Chunnari and Ishq Sona Hai from Biwi No.1 in the latest film starring Varun Dhawan. Amid this, reports emerged suggesting PVR Inox had sued the producer. About the issue between PVR Inox and Vashu Bhagnani The reports suggested that the veteran filmmaker was staring at another legal trouble involving the cinema chain, PVR Inox Pictures, due to a 3-film agreement with Vashu Bhagnani‘s production house, Puja Entertainment.  Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

PVR Inox Pictures denies taking legal action against Vashu Bhagnani over alleged unpaid dues: ‘Misleading report’

PVR Inox Pictures denies taking legal action against Vashu Bhagnani over alleged unpaid dues: ‘Misleading report’

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Producer Vashu Bhagnani has been creating headlines of late, due to the legal tussle with the makers of Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai. But on Saturday morning, there was buzz about Vashu finding himself in trouble with PVR INOX Pictures. Vashu Bhagnani It started because of a report, in which a source was quoted saying, “PVR Inox Ltd, which also has a distribution arm PVR Inox Pictures, had entered into a three-film arrangement with Vashu Bhagnani’s production house, Puja Entertainment. As part of the understanding, PVR Inox Pictures had reportedly paid around Rs. 100 crores as a refundable advance to Puja Entertainment and agreed to release Mission Raniganj, Ganapath and Bade Miyan Chote Miyan. The understanding was that if the films failed to generate the expected results, Puja Entertainment would refund the outstanding balance.” The source continued, “However, all three films failed to meet box office expectations, folding around Rs. 100 cr. at the India box office. Following this, PVR Inox Pictures is said to have made repeated follow-ups for recovery of the alleged …

‘Misleading and speculative’: PVR Inox Pictures dismisses financial rift with Vashu Bhagnani over ₹100 crore deal

‘Misleading and speculative’: PVR Inox Pictures dismisses financial rift with Vashu Bhagnani over ₹100 crore deal

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PVR INOX Pictures has publicly addressed the speculation regarding its alleged dispute with Vashu Bhagnani and Pooja Entertainment. A recent report suggested that losses linked to a multi-film deal between the two companies had led to repayment disputes and possible legal tension. However, PVR INOX Pictures has now firmly denied claims of any public fallout while maintaining that its long-standing relationship with producer Vashu Bhagnani’s family continues to remain cordial and professional. The clarification comes at a time when Pooja Entertainment is already making headlines over a separate legal battle involving music rights connected to David Dhawan’s upcoming comedy film. PVR Inox Pictures issues statement clarifying relationship with Puja Entertainment amid ₹100 cr deal. What the original report claimed According to a report byBollywood Hungama, PVR INOX Pictures had allegedly entered into a theatrical distribution agreement with Pooja Entertainment for three major releases — Mission Raniganj, Ganapath and Bade Miyan Chote Miyan. The report claimed that the distribution company had advanced close to ₹100 crore under a refundable agreement tied to the films’ theatrical performance. …

Nostalgia, FOMO driving re-release boom, says PVR INOX’s Niharika Bijli

Nostalgia, FOMO driving re-release boom, says PVR INOX’s Niharika Bijli

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Mumbai, Nostalgia and the “fear of missing out” are the main reasons behind the growing popularity of movie re-releases in theatres, a senior executive at PVR INOX Limited has said. Nostalgia, FOMO driving re-release boom, says PVR INOX’s Niharika Bijli The re-release phenomenon has grown steadily into a mainstream exhibition strategy over the past few years, with multiplexes increasingly programming classic titles alongside new releases to fill screens and draw audiences who may have missed a film during its original theatrical run or simply want to relive the experience. Niharika Bijli, lead strategist at the multiplex chain, said several films, both Indian and international, have enjoyed renewed success upon re-release in theatres. Among the most successful from the re-releases are horror-fantasy “Tumbbad”, musical romance drama “Rockstar” and “Sanam Teri Kasam”, romantic comedy “Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani”, and “Interstellar” by Christopher Nolan, among others. “These are films that the newer generation wants to rediscover. Films like ‘Tumbbad’ or ‘Sanam Teri Kasam’ may not have had a good run when they were released first. Like, sometimes the …

PVR INOX to release David Dhawan hits to celebrate his cinema legacy

PVR INOX to release David Dhawan hits to celebrate his cinema legacy

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New Delhi, For almost a decade, filmmaker David Dhawan redefined the mainstream Hindi cinema with hit comedies such as “Raja Babu”, “Aankhen” and “Partner”. Now, some of his biggest hits are set to be re-released by PVR INOX to celebrate the filmmaker’s legacy. PVR INOX to release David Dhawan hits to celebrate his cinema legacy The film festival has been curated to honour his legacy ahead of the release of his latest film “Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai”. Dhawan with Govinda and Salman Khan was the creative force behind some of the most iconic entertainers of the 1990s. An FTII graduate, he has had a career spanning over 40 years marked with a distinctive filmmaking style that blended comedy and family dramas. “At PVR INOX, we strongly believe in the enduring power of the theatrical experience and in celebrating filmmakers whose work has shaped India’s collective moviegoing culture. It is an honour for us to host a festival dedicated to Mr David Dhawan’s remarkable legacy… This festival is a rare opportunity for newer audiences …

Nostalgia, FOMO driving re-release boom, says PVR INOX’s Niharika Bijli

PVR INOX to re-release Anurag Kashyap’s acclaimed movie ‘Dev.D’ on April 24

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New Delhi, Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap’s cult classic “Dev.D” is set to return to the big screen as PVR INOX on Saturday announced a re-release of the 2009 film, a modern-day adaptation of Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay’s 1917 Bengali novel “Devdas”. PVR INOX to re-release Anurag Kashyap’s acclaimed movie ‘Dev.D’ on April 24 The film will be re-released by PVR INOX, in association with Star Studio18, on April 24, a press release said. Set in modern-day Punjab and Delhi, the film featured Abhay Deol, Mahie Gill and Kalki Koechlin in lead roles. It was written by Kashyap and Vikramaditya Motwane, and produced by Ronnie Screwvala. The film followed Devendra Singh “Dev” Dhillon , a privileged young man who descends into alcohol and drug addiction after a failed relationship with his childhood love Parminder “Paro” Kaur . He eventually forms an unexpected bond with Chanda , an escort navigating her own emotional trauma. Released in cinemas in February 2009, the film was both a box office and critical success. Its music, composed by Amit Trivedi, also struck a …

PVR INOX expands in Delhi, launches new three-screen multiplex at DLF Midtown Plaza, Moti Nagar

PVR INOX expands in Delhi, launches new three-screen multiplex at DLF Midtown Plaza, Moti Nagar

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PVR INOX Limited is expanding its presence in the national capital. They have announced the launch of a new three-screen multiplex at DLF Midtown Plaza in Moti Nagar. The addition strengthens the company’s footprint in Delhi as the property is positioned as a convenient neighbourhood entertainment destination, strategically located near key residential hubs such as Punjabi Bagh, Kirti Nagar, and Rajouri Garden. Take an inside look at the multiplex at DLF Midtown Plaza. All about the new three-screen multiplex The new three-screen multiplex will have a total seating capacity of 414 seats. It will also offer recliner seating, 4K projection, Dolby 7.1 sound, and next-generation 3D technology, providing an immersive cinema experience. It is designed as a lifestyle-led destination, and also includes lounge-style spaces and curated food and beverage offerings aligned with evolving consumer preferences. This launch reinforces PVR INOX’s focus on expanding in key urban markets while redefining cinema as a premium, experience-driven experience. More details Meanwhile, Delhi is set to host its first international film festival from March 25 to 31, with more …

Box Office: PVR INOX to distribute Dhurandhar 2 in four major Indian territories

Box Office: PVR INOX to distribute Dhurandhar 2 in four major Indian territories

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Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge is among the hottest films of the year. The Ranveer Singh starrer spy action drama, helmed by Aditya Dhar, is slated for a grand theatrical release on March 19, 2026. The makers are leaving no stone unturned to make it a great outing during the Eid weekend. Backed by Jio Studios, Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge locked the distribution deal with PVR Inox for the four major markets in India. Reportedly, the largest cinema chain will distribute the upcoming spy actioner in Central Provinces & Berar, Central India, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala. Interestingly, they also distributed the first part in these Indian territories, including Rajasthan. The first part was a historic blockbuster, emerging as the highest grossing Hindi film of all time at the Indian box office, with a lifetime cume of around Rs. 787 crore. In fact, the movie is still luring the audience in cinemas on low levels, despite its digital release. Though the original film didn’t release in any other language, it still performed well down South. The upcoming …

PVR Inox profits increase by 166% as Dhurandhar’s stupendous box office run drives up footfalls

PVR Inox profits increase by 166% as Dhurandhar’s stupendous box office run drives up footfalls

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India’s biggest cinema chain, PVR Inox, reported a nearly 3x jump in its quarterly profits, driven by the box-office performance of Ranveer Singh-starrer Dhurandhar and by recent tax cuts that encouraged more people to go to theatres. Dhurandhar, starring Ranveer Singh, has sold over 4 crore tickets in India. (Getty Images) PVR Inox shows ₹96 crore profit PVR Inox reported a consolidated profit of ₹95.7 crore in the December quarter, up from ₹35.9 crore a year earlier. This 166% increase also helped the cinema chain expand its profit margins to 5% in the December quarter from 2% a year ago. Footfalls up by 9% despite increase in prices In their quarterly filings, PVR Inox reported a nearly 10% increase in revenues for the quarter ending December 31. Footfalls increased by 9% in the quarter, largely helped by Dhurandhar. The Aditya Dhar film sold over 4 crore tickets across India, nearly half of them at PVR Inox theatres. The spy thriller, starring Ranveer Singh in the lead, has grossed over ₹1000 crore in India and ₹1300 …