In a cinematic twist that’s as thrilling as the movies themselves, India’s film industry is flipping the script on Hollywood. This November, the silver screens of all 23 Imax theaters across the subcontinent won’t be flickering with the latest Marvel or Hunger Games sagas. Instead, they’ll be ablaze with the high-octane exploits of Salman Khan in “Tiger 3.”

While homegrown blockbusters like “RRR,” “Jawan,” and “Pathaan” have always shared the Imax limelight with Hollywood juggernauts, this time it’s different. “Tiger 3” isn’t just joining the party; it’s taking over the entire venue. Scheduled for a grand release on November 12, the film promises to be an adrenaline-pumping Hindi-language action thriller. Salman Khan, donning the avatar of an Indian spy, will go toe-to-toe with a menacing terrorist organization, all in a quest to clear his tarnished name.

So, mark your calendars. As the world gears up for the debut of “The Marvels” on November 10 and “The Hunger Games: Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” on November 17, India will be in the throes of its own cinematic revolution, led by none other than “Tiger 3.” Hollywood, it seems, will have to wait its turn.