PVR INOX Kotak Credit Card
Kotak Mahindra Bank · Open to apply
A no-joining-fee co-brand card with a ₹499 annual fee that gives one PVR INOX movie ticket (up to ₹300) for every ₹10,000 spent in a monthly billing cycle, plus 5% off tickets and 20% off food and drink at PVR INOX. It earns no points or cashback.
- Annual fee
- ₹499 + GST a year
- Joining fee
- None
- Base rate
- No points or cashback on spends; rewards are PVR tickets on monthly spend: 0% in Rupees (about 0% at cash value)
- Lounges
- None on record
- Forex markup
- 3.5%
- Data
- From bank documents, checked 6 Nov 2026
Earns nothing on
- No points or cashback on spends; rewards are PVR tickets on monthly spend
Where the sources disagree
- ticket count at exact multiples of ₹10,000: MITC clause 8.3 and the page's headline give 1 ticket "on every spend of ₹10,000", but the page's table starts at ₹10,001 (1 ticket for ₹10,001 to ₹20,000, 2 for ₹20,001 to ₹30,000). Its examples (₹22,000 gives 2, ₹75,000 gives 7, ₹1,05,000 gives 10) follow floor(spend / 10,000). We use the MITC.
- M-Coupon value cap: MITC clauses 8.3 and 9.2 and the product page give ₹300 for this card. The redemption steps in MITC clause 9.9 are shared with the PVR Gold and Platinum cards (₹400 per MITC 9.2) and also say "capped at ₹300"; the INOX figure of ₹300 agrees with both.
Terms the calculator does not value
- Tickets are valued at the face value of an M-Coupon, which only pays for a PVR INOX movie ticket (any format, any theatre, one coupon per ticket, redeemed in the PVR app within 60 days of claiming). A cardholder who does not watch films at PVR gets nothing.
- Free entry to the In-cinema lounges at PVR INOX (any purchase there is paid by the cardholder) is not valued.
Sources
- PVR INOX Kotak Credit Card product page, features and fees tabs (Product page, the bank's own, read 6 Nov 2026)
- Key Fact Statement, PVR INOX Kotak Credit Card (Most important terms (MITC), the bank's own, read 6 Nov 2026)
- Kotak Mahindra Bank credit card MITC (updated 3 Nov 2026, KOTMITC/11/2026/Version 3) (Most important terms (MITC), the bank's own, read 6 Nov 2026)