Udhayam Theatre in Chennai has officially shut down, marking the end of an era for cinema lovers in the city. Actor Sriman expressed his deep gratitude towards Udhayam Theatre, which has been an integral part of film lovers' lives for many years. Reflecting on its significant role in the local cinematic landscape, he shared how the theater, having hosted iconic films from 'Sivappu Sooriyan' to 'Pushpa 2,' had brought immense joy and light to countless people. With its various auditoriums, including Udhayam, Mini Udhayam, Chandran, and Suriyan, the theater created a space for generations of moviegoers to come together and experience the magic of cinema. As the demolition of the theater began, Sriman acknowledged the profound emotional connection that so many had with the venue, recognizing it as a place that had touched the lives of many. He poignantly mentioned that while Udhayam would no longer exist physically, it would live on only in memories and on Google, symbolizing the end of an era that so many cherished.


The closure and demolition of Udhayam Theatre have triggered an outpouring of emotions from cinephiles across social media. Known for its significant contribution to the city’s cinematic history, Udhayam Theatre has long been a beloved venue for film screenings. Fans have flooded platforms like Twitter and Instagram to reminisce about the experiences they had at the theater, sharing fond memories of the many films they enjoyed there. The posts are filled with nostalgia, with many fans recalling the joy Udhayam brought to their lives, making it a landmark in Chennai’s cultural and cinematic scene. As the demolition process progresses, Udhayam is set to become a part of the city’s history, fondly remembered by all who experienced its legacy.