If you like watching movies in cinema halls, then there is a great news for you. Now you can watch any movie for just 99 rupees. Yes, on the occasion of National Cinema Day on September 20, tickets worth Rs 300-400 will be available for just 99 rupees in all major theater chains, such as PVR, Inox, Cinepolis and others.

Where will you get this offer?: This special offer will be available in almost all major theatres, such as PVR, INOX, CINEPOLIS, CARNIVAL, MIRAJ, CITY PRIDE, and ASIAN. You can book tickets online or offline to avail this offer.

How to book tickets online?: If you want to book tickets online, you can use platforms like BOOKMYSHOW, PVR Cinemas, Paytm, INOX, and CINEPOLIS. Here you will easily see the offer.

Process to book tickets online:
First of all go to any app like BOOKMYSHOW, Paytm or PVR Cinemas.
Set your location.
Select the movie you want to watch.
Select only 20 September in the date.
Click on the option of book ticket. There you will see the ticket for Rs 99.
Choose your preferred seat and select the method of payment.
After making the payment, your ticket will be booked.

Things to keep in mind: Although the ticket will cost you Rs 99, if you book online, you will have to pay additional taxes and handling charges. These charges may vary from theatre to theatre.

How to book tickets offline?: If you want to buy tickets for Rs 99 offline, then go to your nearest movie hall on September 20. Go to the ticket counter there and tell the name and time of the movie. After this, you can book your ticket for Rs 99 from the ticket counter. This offer will be available at major theaters like PVR, INOX, CINEPOLIS, CARNIVAL, MIRAJ, CITY PRIDE, ASIAN, MUKTA A2, MOVIE TIME, WAVE, M2K, and DELITE. However, this may depend on the terms and conditions of the theaters, so keep their terms in mind while booking tickets.

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