BTS Suga & J-hope documentaries to release on 17th June in cinemas; Check ticket price in India

BTS members Suga and J-hope are heading towards your nearest cinemas with their documentaries  j-hope IN THE BOX and SUGA: Road to D-DAY. For the uninitiated Suga and J-hope before enlisting in their mandatory military services kicked off their solo career and put an extra effort to film the journey and inspiration to roll out to their fans. Both the documentaries earlier had an OTT release on Disney plus Hotstar. However, on high fan demands, the makers decided to release the picture on the big screen. Well, this won’t be the first time when BTS will get featured in the multiplex, prior to this the members Jimin, Suga, RM, J-hope, V, Jungkook and Jin have debuted twice with their Yet To Come and Busan Concert video. Here is when and where to expect Suga and J-hope’s documentary in India.

Suga & J-hope documentaries release date in India

Earlier the scheduled release date of Suga and J-hope’s documentary titled ‘Suga: Road to D-DAY’ and j-hope IN THE BOX was not made official in India. However as per the ticketing website BookMyShow, both the documentaries will now be made available in multiple multiplex chains in India starting from June 16th 2023.

Ticket price for Suga & J-hope documentaries

If you are in Delhi or NCR the ticket pricing will start from RS. 440 for the normal spectator seat, the price will vary depending on the class you will choose.

Normal- Rs 440

Executive- RS 500

Premium- 550

Prime- RS 660

VIP- RS. 1200

(Please note that these prices are subject to change as per multiplex standard rate of charging and region)

J-hope in the JukeBox

J-hope from BTS, who made his solo album debut with Jack in the Box, additionally created a documentary titled J-hope in the box. The documentary is an accumulation of all of his work, research, difficulties, and battles to get the most out of his box. Currently, J-hope is serving in the military.

Suga: Road to D-day

Rapper Suga from BTS, also known as Min Yoongi, just began his first solo world tour. He had previously released his album D-day. Ten songs make up the album, which also features J-Hope, IU, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Woosung as special guests. Two singles were released to support the album: "People Pt. 2," starring IU, on April 7; and "Haegeum."