The moment you enter movie hall, youll see a mystic darkness. Glowing in the darkness are blue radium lights on the floor to guide your steps. Generally, every surface inside is velvet coated, the walls, the floor, etc. You can feel the chilled atmosphere and the soft musical score playing in the background. The seats are as big and comfortable as an emperors throne. The movie starts; you place your cola in the stand on the arm rest, stretch back comfortably and enjoy the movie. The Dolby sounds that gives a 360 degree effect is an added attribute. <BR><BR> <br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>The audiences as mentioned before arrive mostly in groups. Especially on weekends youll find these big Guju families coming for movies with their 28 member family which comprises people of all ages and sizes. They consume 70% of the snacks in the theatre. Apart from them, if there are any kiddie movies playing at any of the screens, then better reschedule your plans. Because the misbehaved kids and their pampering moms can give you a tough time starting from the ticket counter, the elevator, the lobby, the food-bar. Try going for a Harry Potter flick, and notice the mistakes they keep pointing out, spoiling all the fun and their mothers who dont even know who Harry Potter is, take pride in this.<BR><BR> <br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>The groups of college students bring in some level energy at these places. And of course there is a fourth set of people, for whom I personally believe that concept of cinema halls was actually created. They are the love birds. Youll find the most hip looking couples in here, giving an impression that probably they just came out from the Levis poster. The girls especially look so hot that you wish if you could rather watch her for the next three hours instead of the stupid movie but her boyfriends muscles scare you away. <BR><BR> <br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>One notable thing in multiplexes is that throughout the movie the audiences remain calm. Whether the movie sucks or is a blockbuster, audiences maintain silence like the British crowds at Lords stadium. Thats sophistication I guess. Quality wise this place is A grade but the audiences can be quite dry. <BR><BR> <br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p> <br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p> Ticket rates: Rs 150 to Rs. 300