Salman Khan’s upcoming film Monster has secured a landmark distribution deal, with PVR INOX acquiring the all‑India theatrical rights for a staggering ₹100 crore. The agreement, described as a refundable advance, reflects the growing trend of distributors investing heavily in high‑profile releases. According to insiders, the exhibition giant is confident that the star‑studded project will attract large audiences, especially during the Eid 2027 weekend when the film is slated to hit screens nationwide.
Directed by National Award‑winning filmmaker Vamshi Paidipally, Monster promises a fresh take on Khan’s on‑screen persona. The story features multiple looks for the superstar, with a cast that includes Nayanthara in her first collaboration with Khan and veteran actor Arvind Swami in a key role. Paidipally, known for his work on blockbusters such as Baahubali and Srimanthudu, is currently overseeing the shooting phase and plans an overseas promotional leg in October.
Industry sources revealed that Dil Raju, a prominent production house, has struck a significant distribution agreement for the film, further underscoring its commercial potential. The visuals of the movie have already generated buzz, with early footage suggesting a “monstrous” aesthetic that aligns with Khan’s reputation for delivering high‑energy, mass‑entertaining spectacles.
With the Eid 2027 release window, Monster is positioned to become a major box‑office event. PVR INOX’s strategy involves a wide theatrical rollout, leveraging its extensive network to maximize reach. The ₹100 crore investment signals confidence that the film will deliver substantial returns in the modern theatrical landscape, where distributors are increasingly willing to pay premium sums for blockbuster prospects.










