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Vazhuthacaud is a central neighbourhood in Thiruvananthapuram, close to several colleges, government offices, theatres and the busy MG Road. It has a lively, intellectual character, with students, teachers and professionals filling its cafés and bookshops. The Tagore Theatre, which hosts films, plays and festivals, is a cultural landmark, and the area comes alive during the International Film Festival of Kerala. For Myra members, Vazhuthacaud offers interesting first-date settings, from a film screening to a coffee near a college. Introductions here often include people from Thycaud, Sasthamangalam, Palayam, Jagathy and Bakery Junction, depending on your distance limit. Many members here love cinema, literature and politics, which often appear as shared interests on introductions. A coffee followed by a short walk to Museum Junction is a simple and relaxed first date, and the area is busy enough to feel comfortable in the evening. Evenings are lively with students and theatre-goers, while weekday mornings are calm. The area’s old bookshops and libraries also make a quiet, thoughtful place to begin a conversation, and many members enjoy recommending their favourite books to each other. The Tagore Theatre was built in 1961 to mark Rabindranath Tagore’s birth centenary and is one of the main venues of the International Film Festival of Kerala, held every December. The Women’s College and the University College nearby have educated generations of Kerala’s writers, politicians and scientists, and the area’s secondhand bookshops are well known to students. The Kerala State Film Development Corporation’s Kalabhavan theatre is also close by, so film screenings and discussions are part of everyday life here.