
PVR Inox opens new multiplex in Hyderabad
Strategically located approximately 40 km from Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, SMR Vinay Mall brings a much-needed lifestyle and entertainment hub to the fast-expanding Hafeezpet neighborhood. The cinema is a central attraction in this retail-led development and has been designed with a focus on modern aesthetics, vibrant interior themes, and a visually engaging, comfort-driven environment.
The 4-screen multiplex offers a total seating capacity of 849, comprising 800 mainstream KQ seats and 49 premium leatherette recliners.

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PVR Inox opens new multiplex in Hyderabad
PVR Inox, cinema exhibition company, has announced the opening of its new 4-screen multiplex at SMR Vinay Mall, located in Ambedkar Nagar, Hafeezpet, Hyderabad. Developed under the Capex by PVR model, this newly built property represents the company's continued commitment to investing in self-owned, premium cinema destinations in high-growth urban pockets. Strategically located approximately 40 km from Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, SMR Vinay Mall brings a much-needed lifestyle and entertainment hub to the fast-expanding Hafeezpet neighborhood. The cinema is a central attraction in this retail-led development and has been designed with a focus on modern aesthetics, vibrant interior themes, and a visually engaging, comfort-driven environment. The 4-screen multiplex offers a total seating capacity of 849, comprising 800 mainstream KQ seats and 49 premium leatherette recliners.


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Hyderabad: PVR INOX Opens New 4-Screen Cinema at SMR Vinay Mall
PVR INOX, India's biggest movie theatre company, has opened a new cinema in SMR Vinay Mall, located in Ambedkar Nagar, Hafeezpet, Hyderabad. This new cinema has 4 screens and a total of 849 seats, which includes 49 soft, comfortable recliner seats. It is built by PVR itself and shows the company's plan to bring good-quality theatres to fast-growing places in India. The mall is about 40 km from Hyderabad Airport. It is a popular area where more people are coming to live and shop, so this cinema will be a good place for entertainment. Each screen in the cinema has its own colour theme and design. The lobby area (foyer) is also beautifully made, with blue-green (teal) colours, bronze decorations, and pictures of famous Indian movie stars. It looks stylish and is a great spot for photos too. The cinema gives a high-quality movie experience with: 4K video for sharp and clear picture Dolby ATMOS sound for rich, surround sound 3D technology for lifelike images Big, bright screens for better viewing There are also many food stalls and snack counters where you can buy popcorn, drinks, and other tasty food. This new cinema is a great place for people in Hyderabad to enjoy movies in comfort and style.
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PVR INOX plans to add 200 screens in 2 yrs: ED Sanjeev Kumar Bijli
The company's expansion plans will majorly focus on South India, followed by smaller cities and towns in the next two years Press Trust of India New Delhi Cinema exhibitor PVR INOX plans to add around 200 screens in two years at an investment of up to Rs 400 crore, its Executive Director Sanjeev Kumar Bijli said on Wednesday. The company's expansion plans will majorly focus on South India, followed by smaller cities and towns in the next two years, Bijli told PTI in an interview. "This financial year, 2025-26, we have about 100 screen openings planned, and out of which we have opened about 20 already in the first quarter, and we have another 82 to go. So, basically, we are on track to open about 100 screens this year," he said when asked about the company's expansion plans. Out of the 100 screens, 40 screens are in South India, including Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Hubli. At the same time, some cinemas will come up in Mumbai, Delhi, and Gurugram, and some smaller towns like Siliguri, Jabalpur, Leh and Gangtok. "It is a bit of a mixed bag, but 40 per cent of this (expansion) still remains in South India, and about 20 per cent in smaller towns," Bijli said. Even going forward, he said, "We have quite a few cinemas (lined up) for 2026-27 as well. We have 80 screens opening (planned), but we can easily get it stretched to about visibility (as of now) is of 80 screens and out of that also about 40 per cent is again in South India". When asked about the investment for the expansion, he said, "Roughly, if you look at this year, if we're opening about 100 screens, then an average screen costs about Rs 3.5 crore per screen. So, that comes to about Rs 350 crore. If we assume that 50 per cent of that is coming from a combination of FOCO (franchise owned company operated) and asset light, then our contribution would be half at about Rs 175 to 200 crore". For 200 screens that the company has planned, its investment will be around Rs 350-400 crore. Bijli said that after adding 200 screens in the next two years, PVR INOX will have "close to 2,000 screens" in total. As part of the company's expansion in South India, PVR INOX will open a four-screen property later this week in Hyderabad, which will take its total screen count in Telangana to 110. It has lined up a total of 26 new screens to be added in the state in FY26. "Telangana is a very significant market. It has always done very well for us because of the very strong content from Telangana. Telugu films are extremely loved and accepted. The propensity to watch movies there is very high," he noted. There are still pockets in Hyderabad that do not have a good multiplex. There are certain catchments which are unserviced, he said, adding that "we are excited about expanding into the city of Hyderabad, which is a growing city".