City List – Old Cinemas, Around Town Delhi by List by The Delhi Walla - November 1, 2013November 11, 20133 Delhi by list. [Text and photos by Mayank Austen Soofi] Delhi has dozens of multiplexes. Indeed, the country’s first multiplex, PVR, opened in the capital in Saket in 1997. The Delhi Walla is in possession of the cinema-listing page of the extinct Patriot newspaper, dated November 5, 1978. Here is a list of the city’s single-screen landmarks that existed in the Seventies. 1. Alankar 2. Alpna 3. Amba 4. Chanakyarama 5. Chandralok 6. Choudhury 7. Deep 8. Eros 9. Excelsior 10. Filmistan 11. Gianand 12. Golcha 13. Janak 14. Kalyan 15. Kamal 16. Kumar 17. Liberty 18. Majestic 19. Minerva 20. Moti 21. Naaz 22. Natraj 23. New Amar 24. Odeon 25. Palace 26. Paras 27. Payal 28. Plaza 29. Rachna 30. Radhu 31. Regal 32. Ritz 33. Rivoli 34. Sangam 35. Sapna 36. Savitri 37. Shobha 38. Swarn-Kisan 39. Uphaar 40. Vasant 41. Vishal 42. Vivek 43. Westend Movie screenings 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. FacebookX Related Related posts: City Hangout – Cinemas, Around Town City Cinemas – SRS, JAM, BIG, MMX, G3S City List – 22 Sufis, Around Town City List – Authors-Localities, Around Town City List – Sufi Shrines Where Women Are Allowed, Around Town
Is there any particular reason for this ordering? If not, I’ve taken the liberty of organising them alphabetically. It’s probably easier for one to search for one’s old favourites that way. Just a thought. 1. Alankar 2. Alpna 3. Amba 4. Chanakyarama 5. Chandralok 6. Choudhury 7. Deep 8. Eros 9. Excelsior 10. Filmistan 11. Gianand 12. Golcha 13. Janak 14. Kalyan 15. Kamal 16. Kumar 17. Liberty 18. Majestic 19. Minerva 20. Moti 21. Naaz 22. Natraj 23. New Amar 24. Odeon 25. Palace 26. Paras 27. Payal 28. Plaza 29. Rachna 30. Radhu 31. Regal 32. Ritz 33. Rivoli 34. Sangam 35. Sapna 36. Savitri 37. Shobha 38. Swarn-Kisan 39. Uphaar 40. Vasant 41. Vishal 42. Vivek 43. Westend