PVR INOX, India’s largest multiplex chain, in collaboration with Warner Bros. Pictures, is celebrating the remarkable success of Final Destination: Bloodlines, the latest installment in the iconic horror franchise. The film is currently running in theatres nationwide and has already drawn an impressive 1.8 million admissions at PVR INOX cinemas, with an average national occupancy of 30%.
Serving as a chilling prequel, Bloodlines explores the eerie origins of the Final Destination universe, delving into the franchise’s most haunting theme — death always finds a way. The film has struck a chord with both loyal fans and new audiences, thanks to its gripping narrative and intense cinematic execution.
True to the series’ legacy, Bloodlines pushes visual storytelling to new extremes. The film features intricately designed death sequences that are not only graphic but incredibly immersive. With cutting-edge visual effects, each moment is crafted to deliver maximum suspense and shock. On the big screen, these moments feel visceral and inescapable — a physical experience that only theatres can offer.
Sanjeev Kumar, Executive Director of PVR INOX Limited, shared his thoughts on the film’s success:
“At PVR INOX, we’ve seen a surge in interest for Hollywood films, and the response to Final Destination: Bloodlines is a clear example. This isn’t just about nostalgia — it’s about audiences craving high-quality, gripping international content. It underscores our belief that cinemas continue to be the ultimate destination for immersive storytelling. We remain committed to bringing dynamic, diverse films to our viewers and ensuring the theatrical experience stays as powerful as ever.”
With its intense atmosphere, shocking visuals, and a deeper dive into the franchise lore, Final Destination: Bloodlines is a must-watch horror event — best experienced on the big screen.
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