Kerala theatres now offer screens that can cost up to ₹2,000, up from the usual ₹120‑₹180 range. New formats like IMAX, LED 4K HDR, and Dolby Atmos bring larger, brighter images and immersive sound to audiences. These upgrades come with higher prices, prompting viewers to weigh the added experience against the cost.
Cinema VinesKerala’s cinema boom hits ₹2,000 tickets; premium tech reshapes movie‑going
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