Cinema entertainment in India
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Sathyam Cinema
Chennai has more than 100 cinemas, a reflection of the vibrant film industry here. Most screen Tamil films, but Sathyam Cinema often shows English-language films alongside local fare.
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Cine Nacional
If you’re feeling up for a bit of grim local grime, you’ve found the place at the Nacional. It’s dismal, dark and dank, but with unique appeal if you’re looking for an unforgettable dose of Bollywood. Just make sure you don’t have too much soft drink, as the only filmic quality the toilets possess is their likeness to a certain scene in Trainspotting. Films are shown about four times daily; check at the box office for current screenings.
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Raj Mandir Cinema
The number-one Hindi cinema in India, Raj Mandir is an icon of Jaipur. Opened in 1976, this creamy meringue construction looks good enough to eat. It’s usually full, despite its immense size, but bookings can be made one hour to seven days in advance at Windows 7 and 8. Alternatively, sharpen your elbows and join the queue when the current booking office opens 45 minutes before the curtain goes up.
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PVR Anupam 4
Most cinemas in Delhi feature Bollywood films but you can also catch a Hollywood blockbuster at one of the PVR cineplexes. The PVR cinemas also have details online and you can make bookings from their website.
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INOX Cinema
This comfortable, plush multiplex cinema shows Hollywood and Bollywood blockbusters alike. If you’ve internet access, you can even try your hand at online booking and choose your seats in advance.
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Gold Ad Labs
New state-of-the-art cinema complex surrounded by modern shopping malls, bright lights and about as much Eastern exotica as McDonalds on a Saturday night - which happens to be almost next door.
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Eros
When in Mumbai, it's hard to ignore the fact that you're at the epicentre of the world's biggest film industry. To experience Bollywood blockbusters in situ, the Eros is the place.
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Sterling
When in the heartland of the prolific Bollywood movie industry, it's almost mandatory to catch a flick or two. The Sterling shows first-run English-language movies.
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Video Halls
Half a dozen video halls along Jogibara Rd show DVDs of Hollywood blockbusters and documentaries on Tibet all day and evening for around Rs 40.
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Inox Theatre
Three cinemas and several classes of seating. Shows Hindi blockbusters and fairly recent Hollywood fare.
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New Empire Cinema
Of at least nine cinemas around New Market, New Empire Cinema is the most comfortable.
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Ritz Cineplex
This modern multiplex cinema has occasional imported blockbusters among the standard Bollywood fare.
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Nani Cinematheque
Classic Indian and European films are screened here Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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