A memorable day for the kids of Jidd Special school who visited Mumbai Maiden Cruise ship as part of a fun day planned by the Thane Municipal Corporation and Mumbai Maiden

November 30, 2019 :  Mumbai :  A group of kids accompanied by their guardians arrived onboard the Mumbai Maiden cruise ship, at the Bandra jetty today morning.  The kids from Jidd Special School run by the Thane Municipal Corporation were visiting the ship for a fun day trip onboard.

Some apprehensive but awed by the sea looked around with wonder, holding the hands of their respective guardians, and slowly as they were lead around the various decks of the ship, they let their guard down - dancing, clapping, singing and making merry. 

“It is an absolutely wonderful feeling to see the joy on the faces of these kids, the laughter and shout out of thank you overwhelmed me and we feel more determined to make the experience for our visitors a one of a kind unique one.” Said Sanjeev Agarwal, CEO Mumbai Maiden Cruise.

"I am also  grateful to  Mr Sanjiv Jaiswal, Honourable Commissioner of Thane Municipal Corporation, Mr Rajdekar and Mr Joshi for their continuous support and guidance to make this event as reality." continued Sanjeev Agarwal.

“The experience of the ship is meant to offer a wholesome family experience and seeing the kids enjoy themselves and let their guard down, reinstates Mumbai Maiden’s objective for being the most unique and holistic experience in leisure and entertainment”, added Twinkle Sehgal, Brand Ambassador of Mumbai Maiden who was seen interacting with the kids and the members of the corporation.

The kids strolled around the decks of the ship, even the beating sun did not deter their spirits as they danced their feet off to their favourite music. Laughing, making merry and just having the time of their life.

The kids surrounded the Captain as he explained the workings of the ship and narrated the importance of safety and other measures available onboard to the kids. 

The fact that soon SSR Marine Services, the company behind Mumbai Maiden will be starting their services in Thane Gaimukh Creek was received with loud shouts of appreciation.

About Mumbai Maiden Cruise Ship : 

The ship has two levels and the upper deck. It has a restaurant/Club at the ground level of the ship to handle any F&B requirement.   Besides this the ship has a VIP Lounge/ banquet hall at the second level which is available for hosting events.  The Upper deck offers a spectacular view of the city’s horizon and the iconic Bandra Worli sealink in the backdrop.     

It has all the amenities for the comfort of a passenger with well trained staff and equipment to oversee the safety and security onboard.  

For more information, you can log onto www.mumbaimaiden.in.

     

The online world gets a new superhero in ‘SuitBoy’.

                                                       
Actor-Producer Shashi Prakash Chopra who’s latest project “Katran” & ‘The School Bag’ has been receiving a lot of praises for its unique concept and storyline is all set with its next project titled ‘SuitBoy’.(Invisible Super Hero).

The story of Suitboy is based on an invisible superhero directed by Dushyant Kapoor and produced by Shashi Prakash Chopra under the banner of Chopra film studio.

“Suitboy is a story of a character struggling with career issues to become a singer and later on becomes the invisible superhero. I wanted to make an experimental superhero series to explore the relation between a father and son, so I decided to work with amazing man Mr Shashi Prakash Chopra(Actor/Producer) who has always inspired me.” says actor-director Dushyant Kapoor.

When asked Dushyant about working with Shashi Prakash Chopra he said, “I will never forget the time I have spent with him, he was such an amazing jolly man on the set and believe me I am very lucky to have him on the show. Suitboy wouldn’t be possible without him.”

Suitboy’s trailer was released on 17 November and web series  will be out  by December 2019

Vishal Dadlani talks about Mental Health and wins hearts

A stand-up comedy show recently saw the likes of Taapsee Pannu and even Shashi Tharoor try their hand at cracking people up with their witty jokes. But musician Vishal Dadlani used his time on stage to talk about something he posts about frequently — the importance of paying attention to mental health — citing his own experience with anxiety. And now, his inbox is filled with fans thanking him for talking about the issue on the show. While one person said she felt relieved that it was okay to talk about going through this, another said that hearing Dadlani open up about going to a therapist gave him the courage to book an appointment with one. Another wrote, "Thanks for normalising mental health conversations and killing the stigmas [or at least initiating it]. The entire episode actually helped as a meta study for understanding and distinguishing pressure from other variants." Dadlani, on his part, said, "I hope people find their way of dealing with all of it, whether through therapy or whatever works for them. Saying it is step one. Some of us get to talk about our lives on public platforms, and that becomes therapeutic in itself, to a degree. I don't know if I got the comedy right, but it sure looks like we did a little bit of what we had hoped to do with this bit. It's a big win in my books."

Actor Eshaan Shanker goes raw and real for his upcoming project

Eshaan Shanker  who was last seen in  Abbas Mastan’s ‘Machine’  is all set to be a part of a film titled ‘Pav Bhaji’ which is directed Ashokk R Konkade.

            The film is very different as it is all going to be shot in real locations as well as in the real light and without any makeup.

    “I am very excited to be apart of this film, when I first heard the narration I was in awe by the story and my character. The character is something that I have not played before but I am all set to take this up as a challenge.” Says actor Eshaan Shanker.



               The film Pav Bhaji  will display the rawness of the city and at the same time have a background of crime, drugs and human trafficking.