meet remix stars today in mumbai

HEY listen all people staying in mumbai can meet the remix stars along with preity zinta ,yukta mookhey and ronit roy

betn 10am - 12 pm they will be walking from juhu circle to juhu centaur now known as tulip star....'

anyone from this forum that can be there pls pls pls go...

i dont believe it ... i stay at lokhandwala thats like 10 min away frm where they r gonna be.... but i am in pune for the day today...

man im so mad at myself ... how cud i have missed a chance to meet yuvi.....

ugggggggghhhhhhhh 😭

also one more startling discovery is that ashi n mp n vrinda dont stay at malad but at lokhandwala....
cos this march is just for residents of lokhandwala and juhu n andheri .... and not malad...... 😊
and they definately dont stay at juhu....
so lokhandwala is the next closest place to stay close to their studio.....
man im gonna start to find out where they stay... 😉

Thats awesome news Natasha......but I don't think it will b possible for me to go.........anyone in this forum who can go plz take their pics.......especially Ashi and Yuvi

😭 😭 😭

i wish i were in mumbai yaar then i wud have like definately gone.....

man this is so stupid

"aisa hamesha hamare saath hi kyun hota hai".... 😉

plz plz anyone in mumbai...
can u pls go....... 😊

i know but i came to know of it today itself....
well maybe next time they make a public appearance... we'll get to meet them

Star presence in today's Andheri peace march



Mumbai Mirror Bureau



Residents of Andheri, Juhu and Lokhandwala will organise a peace march on Monday from Juhu circle towards Tulip star. Many filmstars and TV stars like Yukta Mookhey, Ronit Roy and Pooja Bedi along with the cast of popular TV serial REMIX including Shweta Gulati, Priya Val, Karan Wahi and Raj Singh Arora will join the march to jointly appeal to the government and BMC to improve the situation in North Mumbai, devastated by the July 26 deluge.
The participants will carry placards, appealing to the government and BMC to improve the face of the city.
Anu Ranjan, one of the organisers, said: "We will be starting our march at noon so that students can join us after flag hoisting at schools. We want names and numbers of officials concerned because whenever we call government offices for help, the line is always passed from one person to another and we don't really know whom to talk to."
"It's high time all tax-paying citizens come together and raise their voice against the government. The tax we pay should be utilised to improve the city's infrastructure. This will be our first step toward a cleaner Mumbai," said former beauty queen Yukta Mookhey.
The Times Foundation will forward their agenda to the government and suggest ideas to develop Andheri.

hey its starts at 12 so theres time isnt it somebody go and see

so sad that i couldnt go but did anyone take the pic's?