Mumbai’s legendary single-screen theater, Bharatmata, has been closed for several years, but exciting news has emerged regarding its future. It has recently been announced that Mukta A2 Cinemas has taken over Bharatmata, and the theater is set to reopen in the near future following a revamp. An industry insider shared exclusively with Bollywood Hungama, “Bharatmata is one of the few iconic single-screen theaters left in Mumbai, boasting a rich history of showcasing new releases, particularly Marathi films.
With Mukta A2 Cinemas now at the helm, while the exact timeline for its reopening remains unclear, it is definitely expected to resume operations in the coming months. This news is sure to bring joy to film enthusiasts in the city who have cherished this cinema hall for decades.”Established in 1941, Bharatmata is one of Mumbai’s oldest cinema halls, having withstood the test of time. The theater reached its zenith during the peak of the cotton mills in the Lalbaug-Parel area, attracting mill workers eager to unwind after a long day’s labor.
The cinema hall has always had a special focus on Marathi films, further cementing its place in the cultural fabric of the city.In related news, Mukta A2 Cinemas’ New Excelsior, another iconic theater in Mumbai, has been temporarily closed since earlier this year. According to our source, it is anticipated to reopen by the end of this month, adding to the excitement for moviegoers in the city.
As per reports about this iconic cinema house deal, Mukta A2 Cinemas’ New Excelsior, another iconic theater in Mumbai, has been temporarily closed since earlier this year. According to our source, it is anticipated to reopen by the end of this month, adding to the excitement for moviegoers in the city. With the revival of these iconic theaters, Mumbai’s vibrant film culture is set to thrive once more.
