Ashneer Grover Compares Brandra-Worli Sea Link With US’ Bay Bridge; Demands Mumbai’s Iconic Bridge To Be Lit Up At Night-SEE POST

The Bandra-Worli Sea Link is 5.6 km long and it links Bandra and the Western Suburbs of Mumbai with Worli in Central Mumbai

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Published on May 08 2023, 17:46:53

Ashneer Grover Compares Brandra-Worli Sea Link With US’ Bay Bridge; Demands Mumbai’s Iconic Bridge To Be Lit Up At Night-SEE POST

Ashneer Grover has often made it to the headlines for his controversial opinions. Now, the former Shark Tank India judge has a few suggestions for the Bandra-Worli Sea Link, the longest sea bridge in India which is known for its beautiful design and architecture. The entrepreneur and social media personality shared a picture of the bridge in Mumbai and opined that the bridge’s cables should be lit up at night.

“Bhai Mumbai sea link ke Cables pe light on karwa do koi. (Someone switch on the lights at the Mumbai sea link cables) It’s such a beauty - kaunse dadaji har roz raat ko light off kar dete hai bijli ka bill bachane ke liye (Which grandfather switches off the lights every night to save electricity). Bay Bridge is SF comes alive in the night because of lighting only !!" Grover wrote on Twitter.

Bhai Mumbai sea link ke Cables pe light on karwa do koi. It’s such a beauty - kaunse dadaji har roz raat ko light off kar dete hai bijli ka bill bachane ke liye. Bay Bridge is SF comes alive in the night because of lighting only !! pic.twitter.com/sbkV9L7YQF
— Ashneer Grover (@Ashneer_Grover) May 6, 2023

While sharing a picture of the bridge that appears to have been taken from a high-rise building, Grover went on to draw similarities between the Worli Sea link and the Bay Bridge in US's San Francisco.

He argued that San Francisco’s iconic Bay Bridge gets its beauty from stunning night lighting. "Bay Bridge in SF comes alive in the night because of lighting only!" he said.

The Bandra-Worli Sea Link is 5.6 km long and it links Bandra and Western Suburbs of Mumbai with Worli in Central Mumbai.

The recent development comes after BharatPe co-founder Ashneer Grover's Third Unicorn launched a cricket-focused fantasy sports app called CrickPe. The launch was made ahead of the marquee Indian Premier League (IPL) tournament that is set to begin next week.

The cricket app was been launched to take on competitors like Dream11, Mobile Premier League (MPL), and Games24x7's My11Circle.

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