PVR Inox share: The shares of PVR Inox Ltd. are showing amazing growth during trading today, Monday, December 15. The reason behind this is the huge earnings of Aditya Dhar’s film Dhurandhar, which was released about 10 days ago. After continuous decline for seven days, its shares have gained ground today.
This film being shown in PVR Inox is not only filling the pockets of its makers, but it is also making its investors rich. For seven consecutive days, the shares of PVR Inox saw a decline of up to 7 percent, but today its shares have risen by about 8 percent. Its investors have benefited greatly from this.
The film’s earnings crossed Rs 351 crore
‘Dhurandhar’ had already earned Rs 75 crore in its opening weekend and an estimated Rs 112 crore in the second weekend. The total box office collection of the film has so far crossed Rs 351 crore and its sequel has already been confirmed for release in March 2026. Today is the 11th day of the film.
PVR Inox Ltd has opened five new screens at Inorbit Mall in Cyberabad, Hyderabad and with this the hall has now turned into an 11-screen superplex. This superplex has three premium formats – Lux, PXL and 4DX. Together with the mainstream screen, these form an 11-screen setup.
What is Features of PXL?
Launched for the first time in Telangana, PXL has a 55-foot wide screen, RGB laser projection, Dolby Atmos sound and recliner seating. At the same time, on its third 4DX screen in the city, along with motion seat, it also provides effects like wind, fog, fragrance, water and snow. This makes the experience of watching a movie even better. With this launch, PVR Inox has 1772 screens in 335 properties in 111 cities in India and Sri Lanka and has the largest multiplex network.
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