Watching movies at alka would soon become my favourite past time !
So I , aditya and udit , my two dear room mates went for a movie for the first time , in Sep 2001.
I clearly remember the evening as it was ganpati visarjan.
So we 3 boarded an auto and headed for Alka.
Alka, is a unique movie hall, old style, 25-35 Rs ticket and the latest English flicks.
The movie we saw was “ Hannibal”, which still is one of my fav movies!
Another memorable trip to Alka was on Aditya’s birthday in March 02.
We first went for a burger at our favourite at that point of time “ Burger King”
Burger King was also one of our Favorite places to hangout , esp I must have eaten
So many Jumbo Chicken Burgers of Rs 40!!
The movie that we saw was A Jean Claude Van Damme starrer : “Inferno”.
But the interesting thing before that was that we first went to Sarangi a restaurant on East Street, found it too expensive and had to escape!
Next big movie that I can Remember at Alka was “ Lost in Translation”
The amazing thing about this movie was I and udit saw it..and for the first five mts there were just two people in the entire theatre…me and him!!!..later on there were some 4-5 more people….
But it still was an amazing experience…..and on top of that the movie was such a strange one..
It left me quite depressed actually.
Another landmark movie that I saw in alka was “ scooby doo”
So nothing spectacular about the movie offcourse…..
But I saw it after shaving my head , perhaps this was in the month of April 2004.
I don’t remember which was my last movie at Alka, but all in all……it holds some of the sweetest memories for me of college time.
2 comments:
Alka is of the oldest takies in pune ,if iam not wrong it is there for more than 60-70 years.intially we had a wrong impression about Alka boz of its lousy appearence
but it was other way round,in fact it has one of the best dolby sound system in pune n that is one of reason why we always prefer Alka to watch action pact movies.i still miss those vadapav and softdrink breaks.
ya ur right alok..life was good in those days
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