Key Points
It is the overall cinematic experience that the movie goers relish...
The resounding response to 'The CineFiles' survey at BookMyShow reaffirms the enduring allure of the big screen movie experience in India," Ashish Saksena, COO - Cinemas, BookMyShow, said in a statement...
As an enabler to this world of movies on the big screen, it brings us immense joy to engage with and cater to both a burgeoning younger audience and devoted fans across generations, united in their love for this timeless form of entertainment," he added...
It's not just about the stars; it's about the stories, the emotions, and the spectacle that Bollywood delivers on the big screen.. The survey by BookMyShow (BMS) clearly stated that storyline is the key determinant in making a decision to watch a movie in a theatre closely followed by factors such as the movie being a blockbuster release, its cast & director, reviews and ratings and how impactful the movie trailer can be...
It's a nationwide celebration of the cinematic experience, allowing people from all walks of life to partake in the joy of the silver screen.. The affordability of these tickets not only makes cinema accessible but also adds to the collective fervor for movies...
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