Pushpa 2 – The Rule Sets Unbelievable Ticket Price Record: Luxe Seats at PVR Maison BKC for ₹3000!

Ziya Khan December 2, 2024Last Updated: December 2, 2024

The advance booking for Pushpa 2 – The Rule has kicked off with remarkable enthusiasm, as anticipated. Tickets are rapidly selling out across the country, even in regions where advance bookings are typically less common. In light of this overwhelming excitement, the film’s makers and distributors have decided to capitalize on the moment by encouraging theaters to sell tickets at the highest possible prices.

As a result, moviegoers are taken aback by the steep ticket prices for Pushpa 2 – The Rule. The Maison PVR at Jio World Drive, BKC, Mumbai, has set a staggering price of Rs. 3000 for the Luxe audi’s 7:35 pm and 11:35 pm shows, marking it as potentially the highest ticket price for this film in India. Even the Director’s Cut theaters in Delhi-NCR, known for their premium pricing, are offering tickets for Rs. 2400.Previously, Oppenheimer (2023) held the record for the highest ticket price at Rs. 2450 for recliner seats at PVR IMAX Lower Parel, Mumbai.

In comparison, the IMAX version of Pushpa 2 has tickets priced up to Rs. 1600, with the cheapest options available at Rs. 400 and Rs. 450 at the newly opened Miraj Cinemas IMAX Wadala.Even single-screen theaters are experiencing a price surge. Reports indicate that the iconic Gaiety-Galaxy multiplex has raised its ticket prices to Rs. 200, a notable increase from previous rates. The Plaza Cinema in Mumbai has also adjusted its pricing, with sofa seats now costing Rs. 600 and recliners Rs. 700 for select showtimes.While the inflated prices for Pushpa 2 – The Rule have left many moviegoers stunned, the high demand seems to justify the exhibitors’ strategy.

Although it may feel unfair to some, the willingness of audiences to pay a premium reflects the excitement surrounding this cinematic event. Ultimately, the packed advance bookings indicate that fans are eager to experience their favorite characters on the big screen, regardless of the cost.