Chennai’s Sullurpeta is now home to India’s largest movie screen

September 02, 2019 01:55 pm | Updated September 03, 2019 07:06 pm IST

Why should urban audiences have all the fun? That seems to be the thought behind V EPIQ, India’s largest screen, which was launched at Sullurpeta recently.

At 100ft wide and 54ft high, the launch was attended by Telugu star Ram Charan, who checked out the visuals of Saaho and Sye Raa on the big screen. “I’m so happy looking at the grand visuals. I hope to watch Sye Raa here,” he stated.

The owners hope that this three-screen theatre at Sullurpeta, 80 kilometres from Chennai, will attract audiences not only from nearby Sriharikota, Sri City, but also Chennaiites who are looking for a getaway during the weekends. Vamsi Krishna, Telugu producer and owner of the theatre, stated, “We are proud to be at the forefront of revolutionising how India experiences cinema beyond big cities.”

Jayendra Panchapakesan of Qube Cinema, said, “Even we didn’t realise how immersive it would be till we saw the product.”

The features include cutting-edge technology with high-end laser projection, Dolby Atmos immersive audio and a flat (1.89) aspect ratio with a wall-to-wall 100 feet wide screen, 4K RGB laser projection; Qube will create specially-mastered DCPs for select movies as well. The Premium Large Format with a new immersive cinematic experience is the first of its kind by an Indian brand. Saaho starring Prabhas and Shraddha Kapoor was the first movie to be launched on V EPIQ.

 

 

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