Missing the 90s Mumbai when it was truly the city that never sleeps? Well, guess what! Thanks to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) and Mumbai Police’s new decision, Mumbai is back to being the Maximum City in its truest essence.
This comes after the establishments were granted permission to host people round the clock after nearly 3 decades.
The decision was finalized after a meeting with the newly formed State government and a stamp of authority was received on the discussed proposal.
After the successful passing of this order, malls in Mumbai like High Street Phoenix at Lower Parel and Atria Mall at Worli would soon remain open 24×7.
Mumbaikars were more than happy to hear this news and were buzzing on Twitter:
Congratulations @AUThackeray this was long over due. This is double the employment the F&B industry creates and will create a new culture for the city of Mumbai. @RiyaazAmlani https://t.co/YrStty7XmM
— Faye DSouza (@fayedsouza) January 17, 2020
Bravo! Move to a vibrant #nightlife for #MaximumCity that is buzzing 24×7 bears @AUThackeray ‘s unmistakable imprint. Befitting for #Mumbai, which is India’s #NY in terms of 24×7
— Lalit Jalan (@ljalan) January 18, 2020
Mumbai malls, eateries and multiplexes to remain open 24×7 from 27th Jan. This not only creates more job opportunities but also makes Mumbai a truly global city. Kudos to Aditya Thackeray.
— . (@AyeChampa) January 18, 2020
Finally…. the city won’t ever sleep 💖.. no wonder this could happen only in Mumbai.
— Resham Runwal (@ReshamRunwal) January 17, 2020
Shopping malls, multiplexes, restaurants to remain open 24×7 in Mumbai from January 26 https://t.co/bKGWTkzHQV
From January 27, Malls can stay open 24×7 in Mumbai. So ladies, when he says “I kept her up all night calling out my name”, he was at Starbucks.
— Kajol Srinivasan (@LOLrakshak) January 18, 2020
@AUThackeray This is what the change of young and new maharashtra has started proud moment from the best once….. pic.twitter.com/4kRIb53Ktq
— Shaikh Abdul Rehman (عبد الرحمان) (@abdulrehmansk46) January 17, 2020
It will create lots of job opportunities even some security challenges but well experienced @MumbaiPolice can takle that very swiftly
— Mukhaiyar Shaikh شیخ مخیر (@Mukhaiyar) January 17, 2020
Nice move 👏👏 @AUThackeray showing great promise as a young administrator
— aniran (@JohnGreen212121) January 17, 2020
Well done Mumbai. Back to being a 24×7 city 👍👌👏
— sunil sikand 🇮🇳 (@ttunni) January 18, 2020
January 27 onwards
— Nadeem shah (@Nadeem_Shah) January 18, 2020
Malls, plexes and eateries in #Mumbai can remain open 24×7. We will truly be the city that never sleeps!
Thank you @AUThackeray
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
If you frequently travel to India’s financial capital, you’d know how the nightlife had stalled in the city after a blanket ban came into effect decades ago.