Cinépolis India expands its cinema advertising business, partners with It’s Spotlight to operate digital screens across 100+ properties
Rollout covers 350+ screens across 63 cities in 23 states
Cinépolis India is expanding into cinema advertising with a nationwide deployment of digital screens across its lobby spaces. India’s only internation exhibitor has appointed It’s Spotlight, a digital out-of-home (DOOH) media company, to operate and commercialize the inventory.
The deployment covers over 350 LED screens, video walls, and digital displays across Cinépolis’s 101 cinemas in 63 cities spanning 23 states and Union Territories.
Speaking about the partnership, Devang Sampat, Managing Director, Cinépolis India, said: “Cinema environments offer advertisers access to audiences in a focused, lean-forward setting which is distinct from outdoor and transit media.As DOOH grows and advertisers look for environments beyond cluttered digital and social platforms, cinema offers a differentiated proposition to reach young and urban audiences. With this partnership we are looking at unlocking this opportunity while staying focused on our core business of exhibition.”
According to the EY-FICCI M&E Report 2024, India’s out-of-home advertising segment reached ₹5,920 crore in 2024, with digital OOH expected to grow from 12% to 17% of total OOH revenues by 2027.
Virkaran Singh, Founder & Director, It’s Spotlight, said: “Cinema screens sit at the intersection of attention, intent, and experience, creating strong opportunities for brands to connect with a premium, highly engaged audience. This partnership allows advertisers to access a powerful yet largely untapped market, supported by programmatic capabilities, real-time analytics, and performance-linked execution across Cinépolis properties. With a presence across 23 states, brands can achieve national scale through a single buy with measurable results.”
Advertisers will have access to programmatic buying, campaign optimization, and performance metrics including impressions, audience profiles, and footfall data.
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