Varun Dhawan wraps Scotland schedule for Hai Jawaani Toh Ishq Hona Hai

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Varun Dhawan has officially wrapped up the Scotland schedule of his upcoming romantic comedy Hai Jawaani Toh Ishq Hona Hai. On May 30, the actor took to Instagram to share a carousel post filled with behind-the-scenes glimpses from the shoot. “It’s a schedule wrap for us here in Scotland on #haijawaanitohishqhonahai. So many days everyone pulling together to make this happen. Bringing u all the laughs soon. Now back home,” Varun wrote in the caption, expressing gratitude towards the team. Candid Moments and Co-Star Reactions The post featured several photos with his co-stars, crew members, and producer Ramesh Taurani. Actor Arjun Kapoor couldn’t resist chiming in with a cheeky comment, calling Taurani “The hypebeast.” Meanwhile, Janhvi Kapoor, who stars opposite Varun in another upcoming film Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari, commented, “Sunny Sanskari is needed back in the bay asap pls.”   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by VarunDhawan (@varundvn) Varun has b...
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Ticket rates of Oppenheimer in IMAX screens to remain high until Sunday, July 30; expected to come down to normal levels from July 31 depending on demand

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Bollywood Hungama was the first one to report that PVR Lower Parel, Mumbai has set a record by selling tickets of Oppenheimer’s IMAX version for Rs. 2450. Directed by Christopher Nolan, the period drama has generated tremendous demand, especially in the IMAX screens. With just 5 IMAX theatres in and around Mumbai, the exhibitors decided to hike up the rates considerably. At the Lower Parel cinema, the normal row tickets are priced at Rs. 760 and 960 for morning and post-midnight shows and Rs. 1160 and Rs. 1360 for all shows after 3:00 pm. The rates for recliner seats for morning shows are Rs. 1850 and a record Rs. 2450 for the later shows. Interestingly, the most expensive ticket for Avatar: The Way Of Water (2022) in this theatre was Rs. 1750. Even in other IMAX screens in Mumbai, Oppenheimer’s cheapest tickets start from Rs. 700. The same is the case in Delhi though Bengaluru is cheaper. Pune has just one IMAX screen and taking advantage of it, the cheapest ticket is priced at Rs. 1050.

Bollywood Hungama has now learned that the ticket rates will continue to remain high for the first 10 days of the release at least. An exhibition source told us, “Usually, the ticket rates fall on weekdays. Hence, several moviegoers, who were upset with the insane prices, decided to watch the film after Sunday. But to their bad luck, the ticket prices have fallen on the weekdays but not much. The prices are much higher than the usual prices on weekdays for other films.”

Bollywood Hungama went through the rates of Oppenheimer’s IMAX shows in the weekdays in Mumbai and realized that the cheapest ticket is available at Inox R City, Ghatkopar for Rs. 350 and 390. But this is only for the early 7:30 AM show. In other cinemas, the least expensive tickets are in the range of Rs. 600-800 while the most expensive ones are between Rs. 800 and Rs. 1850. Interestingly, many of these shows are already fast filling, even the early morning ones.

The source continued, “The moviegoers who don’t want to shell out Rs. 1000 or Rs. 1500 are okay to wake up early in the morning on a Monday and spend Rs. 600 or Rs. 700 on Oppenheimer. It will still save a lot of money. Also, it’s rare to see shows being sold for Monday as early as Thursday.”

The source also revealed, “The prices will once again increase from Friday, July 28 and remain high till Sunday, July 30. From Monday, July 31, the rates are expected to come down. A final decision will be taken by mid-week or Friday depending on the demand.”

Also Read: Cillian Murphy on Oppenheimer: “If Christopher Nolan asks you to do something, no matter what the size of the part, you just turn up”



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