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Dubai's Roxy Cinemas set to host Bollywood film festival

Wednesday, 5 August 2020 13:49

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A two-day film festival to celebrate the finest in Bollywood will be held at Roxy Cinemas at City Walk, Dubai.

It will run from August 5-6 (from 6:30 PM) and will be complete with pre-screening entertainment, food and more.

Movie-goers can pick from a selection of Bollywood blockbusters to watch on the big screen including Good News, Dream Girl, Baaghi 3 and Tanhaji.

That's not all. The movie theatre will also receive a Bollywood makeover with the foyer transformed into something from a movie set.

Paul Fox, Head of Roxy Cinemas shared the details with ARN News.

Tickets will be priced from AED 65 for Gold Screen and AED 140 for Platinum Screen, and can be purchased online.

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