6 Upcoming Bollywood Movies You Should Rather Watch In A Single Theatre Than A Multiplex

We all miss sitting in a dark large space cramping us for legroom in a theater that virtually looked like celebrating a festival! What a time it was to see movies in a theater amid loud whistles and cheers. While some of you are lucky enough to still enjoy the vibrant feel of a single screen, we know most of us are used to booking our tickets online to occupy the best seat in the multiplex auditorium.

While the movie watching experience has changed manifold, the same can’t be said for the movies also. We do keep coming across movies that look to have been tailor made for a single theater viewing. Who would want to watch a film like Sultan with a sophisticated multiplex audience not cheering Bhai for every fist he punches?

While you may have been craving to relive the loud whistling, cheering, shouting, clapping, dancing experience all over again, we have a few suggestions you could try this year.

Here are 6 upcoming movies of 2017 you should rather watch in a single theater than a multiplex:

Bahubali 2: The Conclusion

While VFX, special effects and refined sound is best experienced in a multiplex, trust us a single theater could offer much more. The kind of cinematic product Baahubali is, it will simply be sublime to watch Baahubali avenging the death of his father in a theater going mad at every heart pumping moment which we are sure there would be plenty.

Tubelight

Do we even need an explanation as to why this will be best viewed in a single theater? Salman Khan and Single Screens are probably synonyms and seeing him make that entry would alone be worth your ticket in a single theater. It virtually gives you the license to tear your clothes and shout whatever you want to shout.

Baadshaho

Ajay Devgn, Emraan Hashmi and Milan Luthria together is a combination that finds the best space in a single theater. With clap worthy dialogues, masala styling and a commercial packaging, Baadshaho is definitely a single screen watch.

Judwaa 2

While this one doesn’t star Salman Khan as the lead, it doesn’t take away the nuisance that multiplex audiences aren’t known for enjoying. With David Dhawan and Varun Dhawan trying to recreate the same mindlessness, why don’t you find yourself a good balcony seat to laugh out loud for this one?

Golmaal Again

While every aspect of this Rohit Shetty directorial screams of crazy fun, you may double it yourself by watching it in a no holds barred single theater where loud laughter isn’t judged at all. This Ajay Devgn led comedy can really be a fun experience if not watched in an overpriced multiplex.

Tiger Zinda Hai

Not only is Salman Khan in himself a reason big enough to turn to a single screen, Tiger Zinda Hai in particular looks to be a masala entertainer on the cards. Being directed by commercial specialist Ali Abbas Zafar (Gunday, Sultan), this one also promises to be one pacey affair that will become more interesting if coupled with loud cheers and whistles.

So what are you waiting for? Bring out the ‘House full’ boards already. Go, nobody will judge you!