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Studio warner is releasing three big movies in August in cineplexes to revive big- screen cinema.

Martial art fantasy, Mortal Kombat which was released on April 23 in Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Kerela could not hit the cinema palaces, will open their windows for booking tickets in selected cities from July 30.

The Suicide Squad, a Warner Bros movie directed by James Gunn is hitting Indian theatres on August 5 along with US theatres. The main rescuer’s action sequence stars are Margot Robbie, Idris Elba, John Cena, Sylvester Stallone, and Viola Davis.

In the supernatural horror, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Devil Do It, paranormal inspectors Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga trying to solve the mystery of demonic possession is announced to release on August 13

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Many multiplexes and their owners came forward to thank Warner Brothers for bringing back the cine- goers to the cineplexes.

PVR Pictures CEO, Kamal Gianchandani cited that he is elated by the decision of warner bros issuing tablets of flicks in Indian cinemas after a collapse in the entertainment industry due to pandemic lockdown.

He also stated that permission given to re-open theatres will help in improving the economic crisis in the entertainment field by the release of these movies in continuous three weeks.

Inox Leisure CFO, Rajender Singh Jyala quoted that he is grateful to Warner Bros Pictures for delivering such a queue of cosmic Hollywood movies which will help the exhibition industry to propel a new height that has been lagging from last five quarters.

Cinepolis India CEO, Devang Sampat gave a warm salutation to Warner’s brothers, the connoisseur to the cinemas.