The seat you pick
is yours for
ten minutes
Choose seats on a live map. The moment you tap one, it's held for you and greys out for everyone else — no double bookings, no "sorry, that's gone" at checkout.
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D6, D7 2 × ₹350 · ReclinerPay ₹700
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Films and live shows, one seat map each. The number on the poster is how full it is right now.
Two people, one seat, same second
That's the problem every ticketing site quietly gets wrong. Frontrow puts a timed hold on the seat the instant you tap it, and only one hold can ever win. Here's what happens under the hood when you and someone else go for D6 at once.
0.000 s
You tap D6
A hold key for D6 is written with a 10-minute expiry. Yours is first, so it succeeds.
0.004 s
Someone else taps D6
Their hold write finds the key already exists. They see "just taken" and pick another seat.
0.020 s
Everyone's map updates
D6 turns amber for all viewers of this show — no refresh needed.
4 min later
You pay
Payment confirmed, the seat is written as sold inside a database transaction, and your ticket is issued.
If you didn't pay
The hold expires
D6 goes back to available for everyone within a second. Nothing is lost.
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A ticket that can't be faked, and a dashboard that shows every seat
Tickets carry a signed QR that's checked at the door. Organisers create shows from venue templates, set prices per section, and watch sales fill in seat by seat.
Grab the good seats
Open the map, tap a seat, and it's yours while you pay.
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