The Mobile Digital Movie Theatre (MDMT) is a portable theatre with all the facilities of a conventional cinema hall that can be set up at any remote corner of the country

The MDMT is essentially a container/ portable unit that holds all.he necessary components to set up a theatre, including an inflatable tent that accommodates 120-180 people, a secure compartment for a powerful 5.1/ 7.1 Dolby sound system and large cinema screen (with 3D capabilities), a high-definition projector room, a booking office, a power generator, an air conditioning unit, and personal storage and beds for staff during transit.

The unique selling points of this product include a granted patent and three additional pending patents. Its complete portability is another distinct feature. Moreover, the company can produce 25 units a month and requires only four permits.

Why MDMT

India offers limited opportunity to its masses to enjoy quality cinematic experiences. At present, the country features 8500 screens. However, its potential capacity is 50,000 screens. With geographical and infrastructural constraints, expensive ticketing and additional costs such as parking, transports, there is a massive limitation.

On one hand, the majority cannot enjoy a captivating cinematic experience, and on the other, entertainment and multiplexes struggle to acquire the viewership they deserve. The launch of OTT platforms has helped, but this cannot replace the joys of enjoying cinema on the big screen amidst an active audience.

“PictureTime” allows for the first day first show screening or premieres of Hindi, English, and other regional films, bringing a superior cinematic experience to audiences who usually don’t have access to big-screen theatres.

Solution

The World’s First Mobile Digital Theatre by PictureTime. It has built a fully air-conditioned digital theatre with a foldable movie screen and Dolby 5.1 surround sound that can be set up and collapsed within 2 hours, and travels across the country on wheels.

Equipped with a Wi-Fi area, live chat and interaction features, VSAT connectivity, and with the ability to host a variety of virtual reality augmented features, this is not just a cinematic experience, it is a complete entertainment experience.

Man behind MDMT

In 2015, Sushil Chaudhary unveiled the world’s first mobile cinema. Developed in his garage with a team of seven, this patented breakthrough made its debut at the International Film Festival in Goa. It has since spread the cinematic experience to over 600 cities, delighting more than 1.5 million audience.

His goal is to multiply India’s box-office revenues by ten in the next five http://years.An alumnus of a leading Indian Engineering Institute, Chaudhary is also the former co-founder of Mann-India™, a company that was successfully acquired by an NYSE-listed corporation.