Now, book a movie date three months in advance

First came advance booking, then paid previews and marketing wizards have now thrown up another innovation to attract movie-goers to the turnstiles. 

A leading multiplex is now letting patrons book tickets to big releases upto three months in advance, though the amenity comes with a big pricetag. If you avail of the new scheme, a movie ticket can cost you upto a good Rs 1500. Tickets for films like 'Besharam' (October 2) 'Ram Leela' (November 15) and 'Dhoom 3' (December 25) are already up for grabs at PVR Cinemas.

Grand Masti

Review: Grand Masti stakes its claim to being Bollywood's first adult comedy. And, just like the innumerable puerile potboilers that India's dream factory churns out with a warning that says — leave your brains behind, this one should have a disclaimer that reads, 'Leave your pretensions behind'. Once you do this, you can sit back and laugh aloud at the crass jokes this film throws up at regular intervals.

Rajni’s Kochadaiiyaan teaser sets new record

He is the ultimate superstar of the box-office. Veteran actor Rajinikanth has once again proved his dominance in Indian cinema, as the teaser of his upcoming film Kochadaiiyaan is creating ripples online. Reports say Kochadaiiyaan teaser draws 4 lakhs hits onYoutube on day 1. The teaser of the film was released on September 9.

Sources say the eagerly awaited Rajinikanth starrer film is expected to be released during Diwali. With Diwali falling on November 2 (Saturday), the film could most likely hit the screens on November 1 (Friday), reveals a source.

Audiences across Karnataka are eagerly waiting for Rajni Sir's upcoming film, who originally hails from Bangalore and did several hit Kannada films Thappida Thala, Garjana, Maathu Tappada Maga, and Kumkuma Rakshe, to name a few.

Kochadaiiyaan is a Tamil period film that has Rajinikanth, Deepika Padukone, Sarathkumar, Rukmini Vijaykumar, and Nassar, among others. The film, which was shot with motion capture in 3D, has cinematography by Rajiv Menon and soundtrack composed by AR Rahman.