The property, on Chittoor Road, draws on Kerala’s art and design traditions, with handcrafted and vintage-style interior elements running through the space. It described the cinema as built around a “multiplex in a garden” concept, incorporating reclaimed wood and plants throughout the property, alongside antique film and music-related props in its common areas. The foyer includes a coffee kiosk and seating, and the property has a food street accessible from both ends, with ordering via what the company called “piano windows.”
On the food and beverage side, PVR INOX said the property offers tiered pricing, including MRP-priced items, weekday deals, and separate vegetarian, health-focused and children’s menus, along with self-service ordering kiosks. The release also said customers get unlimited refills with large popcorn and cola purchases. Four of the five auditoriums have premium recliners in the back row, while the fifth has lounger seating instead, and each auditorium has its own distinct design theme.
The shares of PVR Inox ended marginally higher in the session on Friday, September 25. The stock has jumped 23.7% in the year so far.Also Read: Suraj Estate subsidiary completes over ₹82 crore Mahim development rights acquisition