Heck, whatever that saying about caterpillars and metamorphosis was, they were surely not talking about Usha Mayuri there. That's because there actually is no saying about caterpillars and metamorphosis. But in case there was, they would be talking about it. It = Usha Mayuri, not the saying.
Some men are just born with a silver spoon. Ramoji Rao is that monarch with the Midas touch. The most popular newspapers, channels, studios and, now, theaters. Usha Mayuri is another example of his high standards.
A stone's throw away from his first baby
Sri Mayuri, Usha Mayuri is a resurructing revamp of a sad place called Subhash. Subhash was the kind of place you would go to:
- Scar a man for life by making him sit in one of the seats,
- Terrorize him to death by making him sit on one of the toilet seats, or
- Kill him directly by making him watch the movie screening there.
Usha Mayuri has definitely changed all that. Except the last part about bad movies - nobody can predict those.
Usha Mayuri has plenty of leg space and great bucket seats. It also has a neat sound arrangement along with clean premises. But the parking is really crummy. It takes centuries to get a vehicle out of the overcrowded pit. The screen is also a big let down. Size does matter, you know.
In all, however, the theater is a good place to catch one of the latest flicks to hit town.
Also read: Sri Mayuri