One of Assam’s oldest cinema halls, Kelvin Cinema Hall, has reopened as Kelvin Gold Cinema, marking a significant cultural milestone for the state. Established in 1935 by Jeevanram Goenka in Guwahati’s Fancy Bazar, the revamped venue now features a two-screen multiplex with a total seating capacity of 499, including 24 luxurious recliners. The inauguration gathered notable figures from Assamese cinema and the media, celebrating the hall’s legacy and its contemporary transformation.
The venue has a rich history, being a landmark for Assamese cinema and introducing advanced film technology over the decades. Shankar Lal Goenka highlighted the emotional significance of the reopening, stating it honors the cinema’s heritage while adapting to modern audiences. Kelvin Gold Cinema boasts cutting-edge technology including Christie 2K laser projection and Dolby 7.1 surround sound, with services like in-seat food and beverage delivery and spacious seating.
Director Ratan Jain emphasized the aim to provide a royal movie-watching experience, positioning the multiplex as a modern entertainment hub for contemporary viewers. Tickets can be purchased digitally, inviting both locals and visitors to enjoy Guwahati’s newest entertainment venue.
