The typical 90s kid, now an adult, has seen the world change, from letters to emails, landlines to cell phones and theatres to multiplexes. While they are grateful for these advancements, the kick of reliving the 90s is now a trend, where brands are trying to re-create the 90s via experiences, ambiance, appearance, etc. One of the most adored phenomenon of the 90s has been theatres, the good-old single screen cinema hall with its stall and balcony seats was all the rage back then, if your family had balcony seats to the latest big-ticket movie when it released, chances are that you were the most popular kid in school and your colony for a few weeks then.

It is a known fact that Indians love movies, and therefore the theatre plays a very important role in our lives, the big screen, the giant hall full of velvet seats, the sound, the food, the pitch-darkness of the theatre, it is among our favourite experiences. Adding to the feel is the grandeur of Indian cinema, the look, feel and visual appeal of films is best enjoyed on the big screen; especially single screens, and the biggest proof-point is the always house-full cinemas. While there are only a handful of single-screen theatres left in Mumbai, they are among the most visited cinemas in the city.