PVR Cinemas, Delhi

The PVR Cinemas in Delhi is a part of the biggest cinema exhibitors of India. The Priya Village Roadshow as it is generally known as, started its commercial operations in India since June 1997. PVR Saket is India's first multiplex which was established by the PVR group. By initiating the multiplex model in the country PVR Cinemas brought in a whole new pattern in cinema screening, luxurious seating, state of the art displays and audio visual systems. This propelled the company to control a noteworthy existence in New Delhi and other developing regions like Gurgaon & Noida, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Lucknow and Indore, making it the principal cinema presentation chain in the country. PVR, in order to coagulate its exposition, augmentation and potency also delved into the business of film distribution, established PVR Pictures, a fully-owned ancillary of PVR Ltd.

After the grand success of PVR Saket and PVR Priya, a 25-year-old cinema absolutely refurbished and brought under the aegis of PVR in January 2000,the PVR cinema achieved supremacy in the capital and extended to West Delhi in 2001 with the establishment of two new multiplexes -- PVR Naraina and PVR Vikaspuri with PVR EDM in East Delhi following the trail.

The entire credit goes to the PVR Group for reopening Delhi's oldest and most trendy cinema halls, Plaza and Rivoli; presently known as PVR Plaza and PVR Rivoli. These new-fangled single screen halls have been revamped and redecorated to bring back its previous grandeur. The décor and ambience of fiftees paired up with modern hi tech diplays and sound technologies makes your cinema watching experience a memorable one.

Keeping the pace of successful ventures, PVR also brought North under its expansion. The biggest multiplex - "Spice PVR" was set up. This multiplex provides you with the privilege of undergoing Gold Class cinema experience for the first time in North India.

Upholding its headship as the leading cinema exhibitor of the nation, PVR Cinemas in order to tap the promising potential had set its foot in southern India too. PVR has opened the largest multiplex of India with eleven screens at Bangalore and Hyderabad in the year 2006.