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BookMyShow RBL Bank PLAY Credit Card
A niche entertainment card for regulars on BookMyShow, this Mastercard/Visa card trades a low ₹500 fee for a genuinely useful perk — two free tickets a month once you clear ₹5,000 of spend — making it easy to earn back the fee many times over for anyone who books movies, plays or events monthly.
Annual fee
₹500
Joining fee
₹0
Reward type
points
Base reward rate
1%
Card network
Mastercard
Card tier
Entry
Who this card fits
Best suited to applicants with a credit score of roughly 700+. Its annual fee waives if you can comfortably clear the spend threshold.
Rewards & benefits
- Movie & dining: Two free movie or non-movie tickets on BookMyShow every month after ₹5,000 of monthly card spend, plus a ₹500 welcome discount voucher
- Rewards rate: 1% base rate
- Domestic lounge access: Not offered
- International lounge access: Not offered
Benefits by category
- ⛽ Fuel
Fuel surcharge waiver up to ₹100 a month on ₹500–₹4,000 transactions
Eligibility
- Minimum credit score: 700
- Minimum monthly income: ₹15,000
- Employment: salaried, self-employed
- Age: 21–60
Fees & charges
- Spend-based waiver: Waived on annual spend of ₹1,50,000
- Fuel surcharge waiver: 1% fuel surcharge waiver on transactions between ₹500 and ₹4,000, capped at ₹100 per month
- Cash advance charges: 2.5% of the amount withdrawn, subject to a minimum of ₹500, per RBL's standard cash advance fee
Benefits
- ₹500 discount voucher on BookMyShow for movies, events, plays and sports ticket bookings
- Two free movie/non-movie tickets every month on hitting ₹5,000 of monthly card spend
- Fuel surcharge waiver up to ₹100 a month on ₹500–₹4,000 transactions
Pros
- + Two free movie/event tickets every month on ₹5,000 monthly spend, a strong recurring perk
- + Low ₹500 annual fee, waived entirely on ₹1.5 lakh yearly spend
- + ₹500 welcome discount voucher on BookMyShow
Cons
- − Value is concentrated almost entirely on BookMyShow bookings
- − No lounge access or travel benefits
- − Base reward rate elsewhere is unremarkable