Small cinema. Big screen.
Pardaa (परदा) means curtain. We opened in an old printing press with one hall and a borrowed projector, because we wanted a cinema where Nepali films get the best slots, not the leftovers.
Same price every day.
No weekend surge and no booking fee. Students get Rs 50 off Classic seats on weekdays before 5 pm with a valid ID.
Order with your tickets.
Add snacks when you book and pick them up with your name on the bag, or have them brought to your recliner in Hall 2.
Before you come.
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Show the e-ticket on your phone at the counter, pay, and walk in. Lost it? Find it any time on the My tickets page.
When do unpaid seats get released?
Fifteen minutes before the show. Arrive a little early, especially for evening shows on Friday.
Can I cancel or change my booking?
Call us up to an hour before the show and we move or cancel it free of charge.
Is the cinema wheelchair accessible?
Yes. Halls 1 and 2 have step-free entry and wheelchair spaces in row A, shown in blue on the seat map.
Can we hire a hall?
Yes, for birthdays, office screenings and film clubs. Hall 3 seats 60 and costs from Rs 25,000 for a weekday morning, with your own film or ours.