CINEMAS BUZZ WITH THRILLERS, HORROR, EPICS & EDGE-OF-SEAT DRAMA THIS WEEK AT PVR INOX
India, 29th October, 2025: This week, PVR INOX invites movie lovers to step into worlds that stir every emotion from spine-chilling horrors and riveting dramas to grand epics and inspiring celebrations of cinema. The lineup showcases powerful storytelling across languages, genres, and generations, promising audiences an unforgettable experience on the big screen.
“The last Diwali weekend truly brought the magic of cinema alive at PVR INOX, as audiences across the country celebrated the festival of lights on the big screen. With overall occupancies averaging around 50%, our cinemas buzzed with energy and excitement, from families enjoying festive blockbusters to fans cheering for their favourite stars. The diverse lineup of Hindi, regional, and Hollywood films created a cinematic celebration that perfectly captured the spirit of the season. It was a reminder that movies remain an integral part of India’s festive tradition, uniting people through stories, emotions, and shared experiences.” said Mr. Gautam Dutta, CEO Revenue & Operations at PVR INOX Ltd.
Aaryan is an upcoming Tamil crime thriller directed by Praveen K, starring Vishnu Vishal and Shraddha Srinath in lead roles alongside Selvaraghavan. The film follows a disillusioned writer who shocks the world by announcing his plan to commit the perfect crime, setting off a gripping psychological chase between him and a determined cop. Backed by Vishnu Vishal Studioz with music by Ghibran, Aaryan promises a dark, intense, and unpredictable narrative filled with mind games, moral dilemmas, and thrilling twists — making it a must-watch for fans of intelligent, edge-of-the-seat thrillers.
Good Boy is a supernatural thriller directed by Ben Leonberg, starring Indy, Shane Jensen, and Arielle Friedman. The film follows a loyal dog who moves with his owner to a quiet countryside home, only to sense sinister forces hidden in the darkness. When malevolent entities begin to threaten his human companion, the brave pup takes it upon himself to confront the unseen evil and protect the one he loves most. Blending heartfelt emotion with chilling suspense, Good Boy offers a unique perspective on heroism and loyalty — making it a must-watch for those who enjoy emotional thrillers with a supernatural edge.
Reimagining the grandeur of S.S. Rajamouli’s iconic saga, Baahubali: The Epic brings together both parts of the legendary story into a single 3-hour-45-minute cinematic spectacle. With breathtaking visuals, heroic storytelling, and timeless characters, the film chronicles the journey of Amarendra and Mahendra Baahubali exploring themes of power, pride, and destiny that define their legacy.
In Dies Irae, director Jithu Vignesh crafts a haunting psychological horror starring Pranav Mohanlal. Rohan’s affluent lifestyle spirals out of control as he becomes convinced there is a supernatural entity in his home. As he starts to uncover the mystery, he is drawn into unexpected worlds and alliances, along with the horrors that lie ahead.
As reality merges with nightmares, Dies Irae becomes a spine-tingling descent into faith, guilt, and redemption.
The Black Phone 2 continues the terrifying universe created by Scott Derrickson, with Ethan Hawke reprising his role as the sinister Grabber. The film deepens the psychological horror, revealing new layers of trauma, revenge, and redemption as Finney grapples with his past while his sister Gwen becomes the next target.
From visionary filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos, Bugonia is a darkly comic sci-fi satire starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons. The film follows two aliens inhabiting human bodies to study Earth’s chaos, only to uncover the contradictions and absurdities of humanity itself. Blending surreal humor with deep philosophy, Bugonia is a provocative exploration of morality and meaning.
Mass Jathara is an upcoming Telugu action entertainer starring Ravi Teja, Sreeleela, and Nitish Nirmal. Featuring Ravi Teja in a high-octane role that blends mass appeal, humor, and intense drama, the film promises a complete entertainer filled with larger-than-life moments, punchy dialogues, and adrenaline-pumping action. With its pulsating music, vibrant visuals, and a storyline celebrating courage and resilience, Mass Jathara is set to be one of the most awaited Telugu blockbusters of 2025, delivering everything fans expect from a quintessential Ravi Teja spectacle.
Roi Roi Binale is the dream film of cultural icon Zubeen Garg — a 2025 Assamese-language musical romantic drama directed by Rajesh Bhuyan and written by Zubeen himself. Produced under Zeal Creations and i-Creation, the film marks Zubeen Garg’s final acting role, alongside Mousumi Alifa, Joy Kashyap, and Achurjya Borpatra. Centered around a blind artist torn between love, purpose, and the power of creation, the story unfolds against the backdrop of a region healing from the wounds of terrorism. Through its soulful music and profound themes of art, identity, and redemption, Roi Roi Binale stands as a deeply personal and poetic culmination of Zubeen Garg’s lifelong artistic journey — his ultimate dream brought to life on screen.
To celebrate Shah Rukh Khan’s birthday, PVR INOX presents the SRK Film Festival — a nationwide tribute to India’s biggest cinematic icon. Running from October 31 across 30+ cities and 75+ cinemas, the two-week festival showcases some of SRK’s most beloved and era-defining films that chart his incredible cinematic journey and cultural legacy. The line-up includes Devdas, Dil Se, Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa, Main Hoon Na, Om Shanti Om, Chennai Express, and Jawan — timeless stories that capture the many shades of Shah Rukh Khan, from the passionate romantic and patriotic hero to the larger-than-life superstar who continues to rule hearts across generations.
From Aaryan’s pulse-pounding Tamil action to Dies Irae’s chilling horror, Mass Jathara’s high-voltage Telugu entertainment, Roi Roi Binale’s heartfelt romance, and the SRK Film Festival’s timeless nostalgia this week’s lineup at PVR INOX captures the full spectrum of cinematic emotion.
It’s not just a screening; it’s a celebration of stories, stars, and the power of the big screen to unite generations of movie lovers.
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