Best EPIQ screens in Coimbatore

  • 3 screens
  • 2 theatres
  • widest 70 ft
  • last verified 14 Oct 2026

Coimbatore has 3 EPIQ screens across 2 theatres on TheatresDB. The widest is EPIQ at Broadway Cinemas Coimbatore, about 70 ft across, with 423 seats. Listed seat counts run from 259 to 423. The best-rated by visitors is EPIQ LUXON LED at Karpagam Grandplex, Coimbatore (5.0/5 from 9 ratings).

EPIQ is a premium large-format auditorium brand. Specs differ between venues, so compare the screen details below.

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  1. EPIQ

    Karpagam Grandplex, Coimbatore · Sundarapuram

    • 4K Laser (Barco SP4K-35B RGB Laser)
    • Dolby Atmos
    • 50.0ft × 26.2ft
    • 259 seats
    • 1.89:1 (FLAT) screen
    • 4K DCI (4096 x 2160)

    ★ 1.3/5 from 1 visitor rating Specs verified 14 Oct 2026

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  2. EPIQ LUXON LED

    Karpagam Grandplex, Coimbatore · Sundarapuram

    • LUXON HDR LED
    • Dolby Atmos
    • 61.0ft × 32.3ft
    • 415 seats
    • 1.89:1 (FLAT) screen
    • 4K DCI (4096 x 2160)

    ★ 5.0/5 from 9 visitor ratings Specs verified 14 Oct 2026

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  3. EPIQ

    Broadway Cinemas Coimbatore · Coimbatore

    • 4K RGB Laser (Barco 4K RGB Laser)
    • Dolby Atmos
    • 70.0ft × 37.0ft
    • 423 seats
    • 1.89:1 (FLAT) screen
    • 4K

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At a glance

#ScreenProjectorSoundWidthSeats
1 EPIQKarpagam Grandplex, Coimbatore 4K Laser Dolby Atmos 50.0ft 259
2 EPIQ LUXON LEDKarpagam Grandplex, Coimbatore LUXON HDR LED Dolby Atmos 61.0ft 415
3 EPIQBroadway Cinemas Coimbatore 4K RGB Laser Dolby Atmos 70.0ft 423

Quick answers

How many EPIQ screens are there in Coimbatore?
TheatresDB lists 3 EPIQ screens in Coimbatore, across 2 theatres.
Which is the best EPIQ screen in Coimbatore?
On our spec score, EPIQ at Karpagam Grandplex, Coimbatore ranks first (Sundarapuram).
Which is the biggest EPIQ screen in Coimbatore?
EPIQ at Broadway Cinemas Coimbatore, about 70 ft wide.

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