Eros Cinema, Mumbai - Movie theater in Mumbai - Mumbai, India

Eros has been take over by Imax cinema , renovation is going on, and it's outside churchgate railway station.

Awesome Place to watch movie,one of the oldest theater in mumbai just opposite to churchgate station, the vintage touch gives you great experience and also tickets fare is very low, one must watch movie here great experience...

It's closed post pandemic, but have been there numerous times since childhood, very nice theatre,hop it open soon again, best was the .

Had visited here many years back and it was a very famous cinema in Mumbai since many years. But lately it is not operation but it is still very popular and every Mumbaikar whenever visits Churchgate remembers it

Located just outside Church Gate Railway Station. This is one of the oldest Cinema Theatre in Mumbai. Gives you nostalgic feeling with its screen size which still houses the traditional 70mm format. Relive the golden days by catching a flick in the original and giant format of Movies like old days :)

Centrally located, the theater is quite impressive. We bought tickets and enjoyed seeing a real Bollywood film! If you have time, it is worth the experience. The theater is clean and comfortable. The higher the seats, the more you pay. The movie was in Hindi without subtitles, but we got the jest of the movie. The actors, dancers and costumes were amazing! Seating capacity of nearly 1250 people.

Its a single screen air-conditioned cinema hall. Its located very close to the Churchgate station (on the Western line of the Mumbai local train network). Its within walking distance (roughly 3-4 minutes) from the Churchgate station. The Cinema has a huge screen with seating arrangement on ground floor and on the balcony, seats are comfortable, it has a very nice classic ambience and tickets are priced very reasonably - all these add up to the pros of the cinema. However cleanliness in the toilets is not up to the mark and they don't have a good variety of food items (cons). My overall experience is satisfactory. I visited the cinema hall several times with my family. I am giving it 4 out of 5 stars.

The Eros Cinema is an Art Deco style, now defunct, cinema theatre located in Cambata Building at Churchgate, Mumbai, India. It has a seating capacity of 1,204 people per show. The foundation of Eros Cinema was laid in 1935. The cinema opened in 1938 and construction of this building on the then newly reclaimed Backbay plot housing shops and other businesses, apart from the cinema, took about two and a half years to complete Partially faced with red Agra sandstone, this building is painted cream. The two wings of this Art Deco building meet up in a central block. The foyer is in white and black marble with touches of gold. Marble staircases with chromium handrails lead up to the upper floor. The murals are in muted colours depicting Indian architectures. The building is part of The Victorian and Art Deco Ensemble of Mumbai, which was added to the list of World Heritage Sites in 2018. The Eros Cinema has been defunct since 2016. The Cambata Building which houses the theatre was sealed by the City Collector due to legal disputes but was later unsealed on the order of Bombay High Court, but the screening at the theatre has not been resumed. However, the Cambata Family who owns the building has been in talks with other cinema businesses to revive the Eros Cinema with some renovation and changes to the building without harming the heritage structure.