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The PVR Story: From Small Cinema to 17,000 Cr Empire
Imagine turning a small, family-run cinema hall into a 17,000 Cr multiplex empire. That's exactly what Ajay Bijli did
When the family’s transportation business hit hard times, Ajay didn’t give up. Instead, he took over the family’s old cinema, PRI, and started making changes—bringing in new staff, giving the theater a fresh look, and installing state-of-the-art sound technology. He wanted every customer to have the best experience possible."
But Ajay knew he needed more to grow. In 1995, he teamed up with Australia’s Village Roadshow, and together, they created the multiplex we all know as PVR."
"Even when the tragic events of 9/11 caused his partner to back out, Ajay kept his head high and didn’t stop searching for new investments. His determination paid off when ICICI Ventures invested 80 Cr, allowing PVR to open 50 screens across India."
From a small cinema hall to a 17,000 Cr empire, Ajay Bijli's vision and resilience turned PVR into India's cinematic giant, with over 1,650 screens in 70+ cities- this is the incredible journey of PVR.

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But many people complain that PVR gives a rotten service, especially in the cinemas which were previously owned by previous cinema companies which gave them a nice experience. Take Palazzo cinema in Chennai for example when it was owned by a cinema chain named "SPI Cinemas" they gave nice experience but today some people are getting a rotten experience at Palazzo all because of PVR.