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Hyderabad to Get World’s Largest Cinema Screen: Chiranjeevi & Asian Cinemas Join Hands for Record-Breaking Financial District Multiplex

Hyderabad, September 2026 – The City of Pearls is all set to create global cinema history! In an unprecedented collaboration, Megastar Chiranjeevi has partnered with the renowned exhibition and distribution company Asian Cinemas to build the world’s largest cinema screen in Hyderabad’s rapidly expanding Financial District. This mega project aims to shatter existing Guinness World Records and establish India as the new global benchmark for cinematic excellence.

Breaking Records: The Global Challenge

The ambitious project is designed to surpass current world records held by:

Current Record Holders:

  1. Traumpalast Leonberg, Germany – Currently holds the Guinness World Record for the largest cinema screen measuring 127 feet wide × 69 feet high (8,770 square feet) with dual laser projection and 574 recliner seats.
  2. Royal Cinemas 14, Pooler, Georgia, USA – Features the world’s tallest screen at 101 feet wide × 76.2 feet high (7,696 square feet) with 363 recliners.

Asia’s Current Champion:

  • V EPIQ Multiplex, Sullurpeta, Andhra Pradesh – Asia’s largest screen at 106 feet × 56 feet with 676 seats, inaugurated by Mega Power Star Ram Charan in August 2019.

The new Hyderabad project will exceed all these dimensions, setting a fresh global standard for theatrical experiences.

Strategic Location: Financial District

The project is strategically planned for Hyderabad’s Financial District, the city’s fastest-growing IT and corporate hub. This location choice reflects the vision of making premium cinema accessible to the tech-savvy, affluent demographic that defines modern Hyderabad.

Asian Cinemas’ Legacy of Excellence

Asian Cinemas has an impressive track record of creating landmark cinema properties in Telugu states:

  • AMB (Allu Mahesh Babu) Cinemas – A premium multiplex venture
  • AAA (Allu Arjun) Cinemas – Another successful landmark property
  • V EPIQ – Currently Asia’s largest screen

Now, partnering with Chiranjeevi represents their most ambitious venture yet, combining star power with exhibition innovation.

Hyderabad: India’s Cinema Capital

This project further cements Hyderabad’s position as India’s undisputed cinema capital:

  • Home to Ramoji Film City, the world’s largest film studio complex
  • Boasting cutting-edge post-production studios with latest technology
  • Highest theater occupancy rates in India
  • Unparalleled audience support for pan-Indian blockbusters
  • A box office powerhouse that can make or break national releases

What Makes This Project Special?

Beyond Just Size:

  1. Ultra-Premium Experience: This won’t just be another luxury theater—it’s designed to be a world-class destination
  2. Record-Breaking Ambition: Aiming for Guinness World Records recognition
  3. Technology Integration: Expected to feature state-of-the-art projection, sound systems, and immersive technologies
  4. Architectural Marvel: Will become a landmark property in the Financial District skyline

Industry Impact:

  • Positions Hyderabad as a global cinema tourism destination
  • Creates new benchmark for theatrical exhibition in India
  • Attracts international film premieres and events
  • Boosts local economy and entertainment infrastructure

The Mega Vision

This collaboration between Chiranjeevi and Asian Cinemas represents more than just a business venture—it’s a statement of intent. By bringing the world’s largest screen to Hyderabad, they’re:

  • Celebrating Indian cinema’s global rise
  • Honoring the Telugu film industry’s contribution to Indian entertainment
  • Creating a legacy project for future generations
  • Demonstrating confidence in the theatrical experience despite streaming competition

Timeline & Expectations

While the exact completion date hasn’t been announced, the project is currently in development. Given Asian Cinemas’ proven execution capabilities and the scale of ambition, industry watchers expect:

  • Construction to begin in the near future
  • Completion timeline of 18-24 months (estimated)
  • Grand inauguration likely featuring Chiranjeevi’s upcoming releases

What This Means for Movie Lovers

For Hyderabad’s cinephiles, this project promises:

  • An unparalleled viewing experience with massive screen real estate
  • Premium amenities and world-class comfort
  • A destination worth traveling for
  • Pride in hosting a global record-breaking facility

Looking Ahead

As details continue to emerge, one thing is certain: Hyderabad is about to add another feather to its cap. From being the regional cinema center to becoming India’s film capital, and now to potentially housing the world’s largest cinema screen—the city’s journey in entertainment excellence continues unabated.

This Chiranjeevi-Asian Cinemas partnership isn’t just building a theater; it’s constructing a monument to the power of cinema and the enduring appeal of the big screen experience. When completed, this Financial District landmark will draw visitors from across the globe, proving that in Hyderabad, dreams aren’t just seen on screen—they’re built larger than life.

Telangana’s Agriculture and Creative Economy Drive Economic Growth: Ministerial Insights at Global Summit 10-December- 2025

Hyderabad, December 10, 2025: Telangana is charting a remarkable path of economic growth, with agriculture positioned as the state’s key growth engine. Speaking at the Global Summit 2025 in Hyderabad, Agriculture Minister Tummala Ramachandra Reddy highlighted the government’s proactive initiatives in promoting sustainable farming, palm oil cultivation, and digital agriculture.

Under the leadership of Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao and Minister Tummala, Telangana has invested over ₹10,000 crore in farmer welfare programs over the past two years. Palm oil cultivation has emerged as a strategic sector for economic and environmental impact. Currently covering 3 lakh acres, the government aims to expand palm oil cultivation to 10 lakh acres, enhancing green cover while offering long-term profitability to farmers. Minister Tummala emphasized that sustainable palm oil farming will be a “game-changer” for Telangana’s agricultural landscape.

At the summit, Minister Tummala also reviewed the progress of the Integrated Oil Palm Complex in Khammam’s Gubbagurthi village, spearheaded by M/s Godrej Agrovet Limited. The 116-acre facility includes a palm oil nursery, R&D center, seed processing unit, and a processing facility. The complex is designed to incorporate advanced processing technologies, strengthen research on climate-resilient crops, and improve seed quality through strategic international collaboration with Malaysian and Thai partners.

The initiative underscores Telangana’s vision for eco-friendly, digital, and smart agriculture, aiming to transform the sector with cutting-edge research and high-quality, climate-resilient crop varieties. Minister Tummala stressed that agriculture, along with its allied economic systems valued at $34.6 billion, is expected to reach $400 billion by 2047, fueling Telangana’s economic ambitions.

Hyderabad Emerges as a Global Entertainment Hub

In a parallel session at the Global Summit, Telangana Roads, Buildings, and Cinematography Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy highlighted Hyderabad’s rise as a major hub for the global creative economy. Addressing delegates under the theme “The Creative Century: India’s Soft Power & The Future of Entertainment”, he noted that Indian cinema, music, gaming, and digital content are increasingly shaping global audiences, with Indian films being viewed in over 170 countries.

Hyderabad boasts world-class infrastructure including Ramoji Film City, advanced VFX and gaming companies, and a diverse creative workforce. The Telangana government is actively supporting the ecosystem through incentive-based policies, international production facilitation, and innovation centers for AVGC-XR (Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, Extended Reality).

Minister Komatireddy emphasized the government’s commitment to sustainable growth and industry welfare, offering capital subsidies for large-scale investments, production reimbursements for use of local resources, and welfare contributions from increased ticket pricing. He highlighted that while technology will revolutionize content creation, human-centered storytelling will remain the heart of entertainment.

Positioning Hyderabad as India’s gateway to global entertainment, the minister invited international studios, streaming platforms, gaming companies, and investors to participate in shaping the future of the creative economy.