In an effort to bring the experience of watching a world-class digital cinema can be accessed by every corner of India, a cellular digital cinema company, becoming the highest altitude theater in the world by installing a rubber theater in Leh (Ladakh).
It was installed at an altitude of 11,562 feet, the theater was also the first theater engaged in the Union Ladakh area.
The rubber theater is installed on the NSD field in Leh on Sunday, with Shri Thupstan Chewang, president, the Ladakh Buddhist Association, and Tripathi Pankaj actor present.
Critically recognized short film ‘Sekool’ (a film about the Changpa Ladakh wanderer) was led by Stenzin Tankong played on the launch of the theater who received a roaring response and a happy resident now has a cinema in UT.
Specific screening of films recently released “Bell Bottom ” will also be held at night for the army and CISF.

Given the most important Covid protocol, the theater will now have around 75 seats with a suitable distance between theater seats and dividers between seats because of the needs of social distance hours.
Sharing his thoughts on the same thing, Tripathi Pankaj actor said, “Beautiful initiative.
The cinema reaches people in the interior of this country.
For someone like me who is in the film world, this appears as a unique and different film exhibition means -” A Moving Theater “.
Having a concept like this in a beautiful location like Leh, truly extraordinary.
I have been shooting in Leh and I found extraordinary talent here.
Through Theater Traveling Picturetime, people here won’t Just get access to the latest films but will also create a beautiful opportunity for talented Ladakh people “.