Old
things
are
slowly
dying
and
paving
the
way
for
the
modern
way
of
life
and
sadly,
quite
a
lot
of
people
miss
the
good
old
days
of
iconic
buildings
and
places
as
it
has
a
special
place
in
their
hearts.
One
by
one,
they're
all
being
demolished
and
shut
down.
One
such
place
in
Delhi
is
the
iconic
Regal
Theatre
which
was
designed
by
architect
Walter
Sykes
George
and
was
bustling
with
people
since
1932.
Unfortunately,
the
theatre
is
being
shut
down
and
veteran
actor
Rishi
Kapoor
got
nostalgic
about
the
cinema
hall
so
much
so,
that
he
stood
outside
the
theatre
and
took
a
picture
of
it
and
posted
it
on
his
Twitter
handle
saying,
"Demolish.
Adios
Regal
Theatre,
Delhi.
A
place
where
all
the
Kapoor's
theatre
and
cinema
work
was
seen.
Had
"Bobby"
premiered
there
too!
Thank
you!"
Demolish.Adios
Regal
Theatre,Delhi.A
place
where
all
the
Kapoor's
theatre
and
cinema
work
was
seen.Had"Bobby"premiered
there
too!
Thank
you!
pic.twitter.com/cpMhE5kLhS
The
theatre
owner,
Vishal
Choudhary,
revealed
that
he's
decided
to
screen
Raj
Kapoor's
classics
Mera
Naam
Joker
and
Sangam
on
its
last
day
before
shutting
it
down
for
good.
The
best
part
is
that
the
premiere
of
Rishi
Kapoor's
debut
film
Bobby
was
also
held
at
Regal
Theatre
and
the
film
ended
up
running
for
months
together.
Regal
Theatre
is
finally
closing
its
doors
today
on
March
30,
2017
after
an
amazing
run
of
85
years.
Soon,
construction
will
begin
for
a
full
four-auditorium
multiplex
in
place
of
the
iconic
structure.