Cinépolis India is setting the stage for a celebration fit for Bollywood royalty. Beginning October 31, the multiplex chain will host the Shah Rukh Khan Film Festival across 24 cities, giving fans the chance to relive the magic of the superstar’s most iconic performances on the big screen once again.
The specially curated line-up reads like a love letter to Hindi cinema featuring classics such as ‘Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa’, ‘Devdas’, ‘Main Hoon Na’, ‘Om Shanti Om’, ‘Chennai Express’, ‘Dil Se’, and ‘Jawan’. Each screening promises an emotional journey through romance, drama, and timeless charm that has defined generations of moviegoers.
“Few actors have shaped Indian cinema like Shah Rukh Khan,” said Devang Sampat, Managing Director, Cinépolis India. “This festival celebrates his legacy by recreating the shared joy of watching his films together in theatres. At Cinépolis, we want every film to feel like an experience.”
Running through the first week of November, the festival will light up Cinépolis theatres across major cities including Delhi, Lucknow, Bengaluru, Pune, Hyderabad, and Kolkata. With seven blockbusters, 24 cities, and countless memories, the celebration is a tribute to the actor who continues to reign as the undisputed ‘King of Bollywood.’
As the curtains rise and the iconic arms-outstretched pose graces the silver screen once more, Cinépolis invites audiences to fall in love all over again — with cinema, with nostalgia, and with Shah Rukh Khan himself.
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