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IN PHOTOS: Huge crowds visit Bandra, Gateway of India ahead of Christmas Eve
Updated On: 24 December, 2023 07:09 PM IST | Asif Ali Sayed
As the clock ticks down to Christmas Eve, vibrant scenes were witnessed in parts of Mumbai including Bandra and at the iconic Gateway of India in Colaba, where throngs of Mumbaikars and visitors alike were seen gathering. Pics/Atul Kamble and Shadab Khan
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As the clock ticks down to Christmas Eve, vibrant scenes were witnessed in parts of Mumbai including Bandra and at the iconic Gateway of India in Colaba, where throngs of Mumbaikars and visitors alike were seen gathering. Pics/Atul Kamble and Shadab Khan
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The city comes alive with dazzling lights, festive decorations, and an array of activities to mark the joyous occasion during the festive season
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The security personnel have been deployed to ensure a safe and orderly celebrations in parts of the city
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At the Gateway of India, a popular waterfront destination, crowds gathered to witness the grandeur of the monument decked out in festive lights
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The majestic structure, standing against the backdrop of the Arabian Sea, became a focal point for merry gatherings, with visitors capturing the festive scenes on their cameras and smartphones
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The Christmas Eve fervor is a testament to Mumbai`s spirit of celebration and unity, bringing together people from diverse backgrounds to revel in the joy of the season
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Bandra, known for its lively atmosphere and vibrant street life, saw an influx of people shopping for last-minute Christmas gifts and decorations
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The city can be witnessed all decked up for Christmas
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The lively scenes in Bandra and at the Gateway of India serve as a heartwarming prelude to the much-anticipated Christmas festivities
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