Bengaluru, 25 May 2026: Bengaluru’s iconic Church Street SOCIAL is about to get a lot more hurried. On 26th May, on the eve of Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s crucial qualifier, Navi UPI will transform Church Street SOCIAL into “Hurrypur SOCIAL” bringing its fast-moving fictional world to life in the heart of the city.
This is part of Navi UPI’s ongoing Hurrypur campaign and its partnership with Royal Challengers Bengaluru as the team’s Official Payments Partner this T20 season.
For one evening, fans walking into Church Street SOCIAL can expect:
- a full Hurrypur-themed venue takeover,
- live screening of the RCB qualifier,
- creator-led engagement,
- interactive fan experiences,
- games and giveaways,
- and a high-energy celebration built around the speed, chaos and excitement of cricket nights in Bengaluru.
From signboards and menus to in-venue experiences and fan interactions, the venue will temporarily transform into a slice of Hurrypur, the fictional town created by Navi UPI where everything moves fast.
Navi UPI’s Hurrypur campaign was conceptualised as a playful reflection of fast-moving everyday life and the speed of digital payments, and has since extended across films, creator collaborations, metro branding and on-ground experiences.
Speaking about the event, Rajiv Naresh, MD & CEO, Navi Limited said:
“Cricket nights in Bengaluru already move at a different pace. With Hurrypur SOCIAL, we want to bring that energy to life in a way people can experience for themselves; fast, high-octane and unmistakably Bengaluru. The idea behind Hurrypur has always been rooted in a simple insight: whether you’re ordering food, splitting a bill or rushing between plans on a match night, every second matters. This world we’re building is a playful reflection of that obsession with speed and seamlessness, where everything just keeps moving.”
This is the second SOCIAL takeover by Navi UPI following an earlier one in Mumbai.
With Bengaluru gearing up for one of RCB’s biggest matches of the season, Navi UPI’s Hurrypur SOCIAL aims to turn Church Street into the city’s fastest-moving cricket destination for the night.