Chef Batra's

Recently watched dunki movie at Liberty Cinema. The overall experience was great, but the seating arrangement was uncomfortable for me. I am 5'11", the seats felt a bit small, making long periods uncomfortable. On the positive side, the screen quality was good, and prices for beverages and food were reasonable for the Indian audience, with options like a pineapple drink for 40 rupees and bread pakoda for 30 rupees. Liberty Cinema offers two seating options: budget-friendly regular seats with an inclined screen and pricier balcony seats on the first floor, providing a more comfortable viewing experience at chest level. Despite the seating issue, Liberty Cinema is an economical choice, and if budget allows, the balcony seats are recommended for an enhanced experience.

The place is good but a bit far from Karol Bagh metro... you'll get rickshaw from the metro at 20....The hall is good with reasonable prices...you can also have popcorn and Pepsi at really prices lower than other cinema halls....you can keep your bags at the back of the hall at rupees 10. Thr only thing is that blockbuster movies you can't watch here bcz of low prices..but I think it's okay...😊

The cinema hall boasts spacious seating and a curved screen for an immersive experience. However, the frequent disturbance during the first 15 minutes by management using torches detracts from the overall enjoyment. On a positive note, the budget-friendly fixed ticket prices, starting from 80 rupees, make it an affordable choice for moviegoers.