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Nexus Centre City Mall is a large shopping, dining, entertainment and services destination in Mysuru, Karnataka, India.

Last updated August 25, 2026

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Overview

Nexus Centre City Mall, formerly associated with the Forum Centre City Mall name, is a shopping and entertainment complex in the Nazarbad area of Mysuru, Karnataka. The mall opened to the public in February 2018 and is described as the largest shopping mall in Mysuru. It is situated on Hyder Ali Road and serves residents, visitors and tourists in the city and surrounding parts of southern Karnataka. The property is owned and operated by Nexus Select REIT. Its role is that of a multi-category retail destination rather than a single-product brand: it brings fashion, consumer electronics, accessories, travel goods, groceries, food service, cinema and leisure activities together in one complex. The mall provides approximately 347,000 square feet of shopping space and accommodates more than 100 brands. Its tenant mix includes international and Indian retailers such as H&M, Apple, Max Fashion, American Tourister, Crocs and William Penn, although tenant occupancy can change over time. Entertainment is an important part of the centre's positioning. The property includes a six-screen PVR multiplex, a gaming arcade serving children and adults, and a food court with outlets including Hatti Kaapi, Domino's Pizza, McDonald's and KFC. Other facilities mentioned for the mall include a Loyal World supermarket, a unisex salon and spas. This combination supports both planned shopping trips and longer family-oriented visits. The mall is also distinguished by its setting and views. Its location provides a panoramic view toward Chamundi Hill, one of Mysuru's most recognizable natural and cultural landmarks. The centre is open throughout the week, including public holidays, with published operating hours of 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Indian Standard Time. As a physical retail property, its brand experience depends on its tenant portfolio, leisure facilities, accessibility and role as a central commercial destination in Mysuru.

History

Nexus Centre City Mall was developed as a large-format retail and entertainment centre for Mysuru, Karnataka. The property is located in Nazarbad Mohalla on Hyder Ali Road, an urban area close to the city's established attractions and commercial districts. It opened to the public in February 2018 and became a prominent shopping destination in the city. The centre was conceived around a multi-use mall model rather than a narrowly focused retail arcade. Its approximately 347,000-square-foot shopping area accommodates more than 100 brands across apparel, accessories, electronics, groceries, food service and personal services. The tenant mix has included brands such as H&M, Apple, Max Fashion, American Tourister, Crocs and William Penn. The presence of these retailers gives the mall a broad proposition spanning value-oriented, mainstream and international shopping. Entertainment and services form a second pillar of the property. A six-screen PVR multiplex provides cinema programming, while a gaming arcade offers activities for children and adults. The mall also includes a supermarket, salon and spa facilities, restaurants and food-court outlets. Food and beverage tenants identified in descriptions of the property include Hatti Kaapi, Domino's Pizza, McDonald's and KFC. These elements allow the centre to function as a leisure and social destination as well as a retail venue. The mall's physical setting contributes to its identity. It is noted for panoramic views of Chamundi Hill, a prominent landmark associated with Mysuru. Its stated opening hours run from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. every day, including public holidays, supporting regular shopping and entertainment visits throughout the week. The property is owned and operated by Nexus Select REIT. The Forum Centre City Mall name is associated with the earlier identity of the property, while the authoritative reference subject is Nexus Centre City Mall. No separate founding company, individual founder, executive roster or financial performance figures are established in the supplied reference material.

  • 2018

    Mall opens to the public

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    Nexus Centre City Mall opened in February 2018 in Mysuru's Nazarbad area and became a major shopping destination for the city.

Products and positioning

A major regional shopping and entertainment destination in Mysuru, combining national and international retail brands with cinema, dining, groceries, personal services and family leisure.

  • Shopping mall retail · 2018

    Retail tenant portfolio

    The mall brings together more than 100 brands across fashion, apparel, accessories, electronics, travel goods and other consumer categories. Examples mentioned in reference material include H&M, Apple, Max Fashion, American Tourister, Crocs and William Penn. The tenant roster may change as leases and retail offerings evolve.

  • Cinema and entertainment · 2018

    PVR Multiplex

    A six-screen PVR multiplex forms a core entertainment component of the mall. It complements the retail offer by providing scheduled film entertainment and helping position the property as a destination for longer visits.

  • Dining · 2018

    Food and beverage facilities

    The property includes a food court and additional eateries serving quick-service meals, beverages and café products. Referenced outlets include Hatti Kaapi, Domino's Pizza, McDonald's and KFC, giving visitors a mix of Indian café offerings and international quick-service formats.

  • Leisure and personal services · 2018

    Family leisure and services

    Beyond shopping and cinema, the mall provides a gaming arcade for children and adults, a supermarket, a unisex salon and spa services. These facilities broaden the centre's use as a family-oriented retail and lifestyle complex.

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