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Gringo premieres at DT Cinemas

MoviesGringo premieres at DT Cinemas

DT Cinemas hosted a glamorous and snazzy red carpet premiere of the Mel Gibson starrer Get the Gringo at DLF Place Mall Saket on 17 January. The film, alternatively titled How I Spent My Summer Vacation is directed by Adrian Grunberg, and produced, co-written by Mel Gibson.

The Gringo (a Mexican slang for an American), played by Gibson is convicted and sent to a Mexican prison for stealing money from an American mafia and breaking across the Mexican border. As he learns his way through the town-like prison, he meets and befriends a 10-year-old boy whose liver is sought after by Javi, an inmate “boss” who controls rackets and privileges within the prison, due to their rare blood type. It is up to the titular gringo to save the boy’s life and the life of the boy’s mother, and also break out of prison.

The DT Cinemas have been promoting films and emphasising the comprehensive and affordable movie viewing experience that they offer. With attentive busboys at your service, one hardly needs to leave the seat to order that essential tub of popcorn or a glass of coke. This service comes with no extra charge. The pushback seats are comfortable and provide ample legroom. The viewing experience and audio quality was also quite good, which is of prime importance, because after all, the F&B services apart, you are there to watch a movie, primarily. In all the screen offered a comfortable and laid back viewing experience.

The premiere was attended by the usual Delhi social circuit including Ramola Bachchan, Monisha Bajaj, Garema Nagpal, Rimple Narula, Joy Mitra, and Mayur Girotra, Jenjum Gadi and Anuj to name a few.

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