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Five-screen Prominent Cinemas started in Lucknow, Advocate General Vinod Kumar Shahi inaugurated it
Sandy Verma | September 7, 2026 12:24 AM CST

Lucknow. Prominent Mall, just before Madiyaon police station on Sitapur Road, inaugurated its state-of-the-art five-screen cineplex, Prominent Cinemas, on the day of Krishna Janmashtami. The grand mall was inaugurated by Uttar Pradesh Advocate General Vinod Kumar Shahi and mall owner Amit Krishnan by cutting the ribbon.

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On this occasion, the entire cast of the film Hanuman Ansh was present. CMD Amit Krishnan told that it is located on Sitapur Road of Prominent Mall, near the Engineering College intersection. Aimed at redefining the cinema watching experience in the city, Prominent Cinemas is now fully operational, offering audiences a state-of-the-art sound system, comfortable and spacious seats, premium picture quality across all five screens, along with delicious food and drinks. Mirzapur and Hanuman Ansh are currently streaming, and tickets are available for booking on Book My Show.

The presence of Hanuman Ansh's team at the inauguration ceremony added positivity to the atmosphere of the event. The Prominent Mall is now serving as the premier shopping and entertainment destination for the densely populated areas of Lucknow like Aliganj, Jankipuram, Mahanagar, Indiranagar, Niralanagar and BK Talab, with schools, colleges and parks located nearby. With no other major entertainment venue within a radius of 9 kilometres, the mall will also attract visitors from nearby towns like Hardoi and Sitapur, making it a major regional destination for shopping, dining and entertainment. On this occasion, General Secretary and Councilor of Awadh Bar Association Lalit Tiwari, General Secretary of Armed Forces Tribunal Bar Association Advocate Girish Tiwari were also present.

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