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    Nikhil

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    Va ibh av

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    Amr ita

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    Geen a

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    MCS in Mu ltipl exInd us try

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    T h e Ind ia n Med ia & E n te r ta in m en t (M&E)

    ind

    us try Fastest growing sectors in recent times.

    India has the second largest population in theworld .

    Average Indian's cultural affinity for entertainment

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    P roblems faced by M&E in recent

    yearsGlobal Recession

    Slowdown in the advertising revenues

    Fragmentation of the audiences across thecountry and across demographics.

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    One of the largest industries in the worldwith more than 1000 movie releases.

    Over 3 billion movie goers annually

    The industry has witnessed tremendouschanges in the value chain.

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    History of Big Cinemas1978

    Previously known Adlabs Cinemas

    Founded by Manmohan Shetty

    Film Processing Unit

    Largest cinema chain in India

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    200 1

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    2005

    Early 2005 A processing laboratory, 2 1 cinema screens &select film investments

    June 2005 Reliance ADA Group, majority stake holders

    Acquired by ADAG

    Key player in E&M industry production, distribution,exhibition & post production services

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    2007Acquired all properties of Rave Cinemas

    Acquired majority interest Malaysia based Lotus Five

    Star Cinemas

    Signed a deal Phoenix Mills

    140 ,000 sq.ft multiplex 1 5 screens & over 4 000 seats

    Rebranded Big Cinemas

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    Present Scenario

    Largest Chain 4 00 screens; India, US, Malaysia, Mauritius

    Big Cinema Park in Agra multi-sensory cinema experience(6D show)

    Only cinema chain -3D & 6D

    Total employees - 6 000

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    AwardsRetailer of the Year in Entertainment India Retail Summit

    Most Admired Retailer in Entertainment Images RetailAwards 200 7

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    VISIONW e may think bigger, we may think faster, but most important of

    all we will think better to stay ahead of competition and of our times.

    MISSIONTo give a different dimension to the cinema industry not by

    just playing movies but by giving an entire movie experienceand through the customer satisfaction become the leader in theindustry.

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    HR POLICIESSelection Procedure

    Interview

    Selection

    Offer Letter

    W elcome note byHR

    Induction

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    GENERAL RULES

    MonthlySalary

    Compensationreviewed

    Probationaryperiod

    Abide byRules &

    regulations

    Referencechecks

    Sign & submitcopy Medically fit

    Resignationacceptance

    letter

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    C OMP ANY STRU C TUREAnil Arjun(Chief ExecutiveOfficer)

    Balaji.G.Mudaliar

    (BusinessDevelopm

    ent)

    PratapPandit

    (Marketing)

    Balkrish

    naPrajapati(HR)

    LakshayKalra

    (Sr.Executive Ad Sales)

    ManishShetty

    (DeputyF&Bmanager)

    Tushar Dingra(Chief Operating

    Officer)

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    RESPONSIBILITY CENTRE

    A segment of the organization where anindividual manager is held responsible for segments performance

    Four types of Responsibility centres

    Expense centreRevenue centreP rofit centreInvestment C entre

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    EXPENSE CENTRE

    T h e ex p en s e c en te r s a t B ig C ine m a s a r e :

    Human resource

    Maintenance

    Set-up

    Liasoning

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    REVENUE CENTRE

    R EV ENUE CE NT ER S AT ADLA BS:

    Marketing Department

    Food and beverages

    Sales

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    PROFIT CENTRE

    PROF IT CE NTR ES AT B IG C INEMAS:

    MultiplexesINV ES T MENT CE NTR E

    Top Management

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    STRATEGICSTRATEGICPLANNINGPLANNING

    BIGCINEMAS

    MARKETLEADER

    TIER TWOC ITIES

    P RAC TIC ALAPP ROA C H

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    AT CINEMA

    LEVEL

    CONTROL SYSTEM

    IN THEATREINDUSTRY

    SE C URITYSYSTEMS

    SE C URITYC HE C K

    FOOD &BEVERAGES

    BRIEFINGEMP LOYEE

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    G O AL SE TT ING

    Frequency of carrying out goal settingBasis of the last years performanceSet by the C EO who discusses them with the

    C OO of the companyGoals must be RA C G (Realistic, Achievable,C hallenging and Generate revenues)P redicting performance of potential moviesgoals for each month would differ from theother

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    Example: Thoda P yar Thoda Magic, LoveStory 2050

    Revision of goalsTicket price fixation

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    BUDG ET ING

    Refers to a list of all planned expenses and revenuesBudgeting in Big C inemas:

    Budget is prepared by Top management with

    Budgeting team. Top management like C EO,C FO, MD and C hairman finalize the finalBudget.Budget is prepared on the basis of past year performances.Budget is P repared annually and it is revised

    quarterly

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    MAJ OR F ACTOR SBudgeting in Big

    C inemas

    Box Office

    - Sale of Tickets

    C oncessionon food andBeverages

    items

    Marketingand

    AdvertisingP

    romotionExpenses

    O th e r In co m e

    -P o in t of S a le

    - Ad v e r tis e m en t

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    AUDIT ING

    External Yearly - B S R & C o., C harteredAccountants

    Internal Quarterly - Mahajan & AibaraAssociates

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    Co n td

    Income from Exhibition rose by 60% to Rs.2,248.06 millionsOverall net loss of the company was

    Rs.297.26 millions primarily on account of expenses related to scaling up, expansionand stabilization of various businessesand interest financing charges

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    F INANC IAL R AT IO S

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    OPPORT UN IT IES

    AND R EC O MMENDA T IO NSDedicated team to look after internationalmarkets.Expenses must be controlledThe average number of screens in India isrelatively lowEntertainment tax exemption

    Occupancies may be affected by any major sports events like I P LP iracy

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    THANK YOU