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Cinema Halls - Devi 70mm, Hyderabad


Devi 70 MM A/C is the most talked theatre in Andhra Pradesh during 1990's, due to the excellent sound system it has. Devi 70MM A/C was located at Chikkadapalli, RTC X Roads at Hyderabad. Watching a movie at Devi is a memorable experience for patrons. Shiva, a trend setting movie of Yuva Samrat Akkineni Nagarjuna is having a stunning record of getting 85 days continuous housefuls during 1989. From that time onwards Devi became a hot favorite theatre for Nagarjuna. Almost all successful movies of Nagarjuna had a great run at Devi. Both Nag and Devi had an inseperable relation.

Devi 70MM A/C is founded by industrialist Dr T Nandagopal, who is famous for the Devi ceiling fans in AP state. This theatre is owned and maintained by Mr. Nandagopal. The then Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh T.Anjaiah inaugurated Devi 70MM A/C in 1981. Rebel Star Krishnamraju movie Taxi Driver is the first movie that is screend in this theatre.

This theatre had a prestigious Dolby Digital Surround Ex sound system installed and had an excellent sound effects, its sound system will leave a great impact to the people who watch the movie on Silver screen.

Seating Capacity of theatre Class wise:
Class No of seats Ticket price Gross per show
Balcony 351 35 12285
1st class 331 33 10923
Chair 251 25 6275
Floor 101 10 1010
Total 1034 - Total Gross: 30393

Idlebrain.com correspondent had a talk with Mr Mohd Maqsood manager of the theatre for getting more information about various movies run/collections at Devi 70MM A/C.

Narasimha Naidu, Nandamuri Balakrishna's block buster and trend setting movie has created an unbeatable record at Devi 70MM A/C by collecting an amazing 55.5 lakhs share for its full run of 175 days. Nagarjuna's Ninne Pelladatha movie is the first movie to collect more than one crore gross for any Telugu movie in a single theatre in AP, In that aspect Devi 70MM A/C is created a record of first one crore theatre.

In the recent months after AP Govt took the bold decision of abolishing the slab system, Rajanikanth's block buster movie Chandramukhi amassed an amazing gross of 94 lakhs for its 100 days run. As per Maqsood, Chandramukhi is the last biggest crowd puller in the last 10 years at Devi 70MM A/C, as families and ladies throng to the theatre to catch the magic of Rajanikanth and enchanting performance of Jyothika. Probably this is the first movie that ran for 100 days after AP Govt abolished the slab system.

Nagarjuna had created an unbeatable record of two silver jubilee movies at Devi 70MM A/C. These films are Annamaiah and Ninnepelladatha. Nagarjuna is also having another record of having 4 moives went on housefuls for 50 days. These are Hello Brother, Geetanjali, Shiva and Ninne Pelladatha.

Among other releases this year, Pawan Kalyan's Gudumba Sankar has got share of 24.5 lakhs at Devi 70 MM A/C. Yuva Samrat Nagarjuna latest Block buster Mass collected a share of 28.4 lakhs for its 100 days run.

Below is the list of Silver Jubliee movies at Devi 70MM A/C.

1. Annamaiah
2. Ninnepelladutha
3. Narasimha Naidu

Below is the list of 100 days movies

1. Simhasanam
2. Roja
3. Kshanakshanam
4. Chandramukhi
5. Mass
6. Nuvvu Vastavani
7. Hello Brother
8. Aavida Maaavidee
9. Shiva(155 days)
10. Geetanjali
11. Kondaveeti Donga
12. Gharshana (Mani Rathnam)
13. Kodama Simham
14. Sagara Sangamam
15. Narasimha
16. Seetharatnam Gari abbayi
17. Anveshana
18. Rajakumarudu
19. Gaayam
20. Anaganaga Oka Roju
21. Oke Okkadu

22. Aadi
23. Nalugu Sthambalata
24. Anaganaga Oka roju

Note: All the above information is provided by the theatre management. There might be missing 100 days movies in the above list. Please feel free to mail us the missing movie info, if you happen to observe.

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