Hari Hara Veera Mallu: BookMyShow Premieres Open in Hyderabad
Many top theatres across Hyderabad are listed for advance booking. Some of them include:
Bhramaramba 70MM, Kukatpally
Sri Sai Ram 70MM, Malkajgiri
Asian Jyothi, RC Puram
Asian Rajya Lakshmi, Uppal
Prashant Cinema, Secunderabad
Tarakarama Cineplex, Kachiguda
Mukund Cinema, Medchal
Sree Sai Raja Theatre, Musheerabad
Tickets are priced between ₹500 and ₹700. Since shows are filling fast, it's best to book early on BookMyShow to avoid missing out.
This is the list of theatres available for booking till 3:30 pm on 23 July and the platform may add more theatres. Keep checking the platform for additional information.
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