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Ajay Devgn’s ‘Drishyam The Conclusion’ Gets Late‑Night Screenings in Maharashtra Amid Strong Demand
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🗓 02 Oct 2026, 08:32 PM
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The Hindi film 'Drishyam The Conclusion' starring Ajay Devgn is now showing at 12:30 AM and 1:00 AM in Maharashtra cinemas, reflecting high audience interest.
The latest installment of the popular Drishyam franchise, starring Ajay Devgn, has been scheduled for 12:30 AM and 1:00 AM showings across Maharashtra theatres. The late‑night slots were introduced after theatres reported a surge in ticket bookings during the early evening hours.
Cinema owners noted that the film’s release coincided with a spike in demand from fans eager to watch the movie before the next day’s screenings. The decision to add midnight and 1 AM showtimes is a rare move in the Indian film market, typically reserved for blockbuster releases.
Box‑office analysts predict that the additional late‑night screenings will help maintain the film’s momentum, especially in metropolitan areas where audiences often prefer to watch movies after work. Early reports suggest that the film has already attracted a significant number of viewers in the first week of release.
While no official statement from the distributor has been released, industry insiders believe the strategy aims to capitalize on the film’s strong word‑of‑mouth promotion and the growing trend of late‑night cinema attendance in India.
Cinema owners noted that the film’s release coincided with a spike in demand from fans eager to watch the movie before the next day’s screenings. The decision to add midnight and 1 AM showtimes is a rare move in the Indian film market, typically reserved for blockbuster releases.
Box‑office analysts predict that the additional late‑night screenings will help maintain the film’s momentum, especially in metropolitan areas where audiences often prefer to watch movies after work. Early reports suggest that the film has already attracted a significant number of viewers in the first week of release.
While no official statement from the distributor has been released, industry insiders believe the strategy aims to capitalize on the film’s strong word‑of‑mouth promotion and the growing trend of late‑night cinema attendance in India.