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Home / Chandigarh / Pvr Inox Launches Mohalis First 4d Cinema

PVR INOX launches Mohali’s first 4D cinema

The new 7-screen multiplex at Mohali Walk in Sector 62 offers a fully immersive cinematic experience with its 4D auditorium
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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:43 PM Sep 12, 2024 IST

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PVR INOX Limited, India’s largest and most premium cinema exhibitor, has launched its third cinema in Mohali, featuring the multi-sensory format 4DX. The new 7-screen multiplex at Mohali Walk in Sector 62 here offers a fully immersive cinematic experience with its 4D auditorium, incorporating on-screen visuals with synchronised motion seats and environmental effects.

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The cinema features next-generation 4K laser projection, Dolby 7.1 audio, and Next-Gen 3D technology. The auditoriums are equipped with plush recliners, and the cinema offers an extensive range of gourmet delicacies.

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With this opening, PVR INOX strengthens its foothold in Punjab with 90 screens in 17 properties and expands its presence in northern India with 466 screens in 101 properties.

 

 

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