Joy Avenue
Celebrating the Spirit of Mumbai
Special
6th Apr, 2025
5:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Shrimad Rajchandraji Marg,
Opera House, Mumbai - 400004
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Got a passion that deserves the Spotlight?
Whether you’re a performer with a dream or a local talent ready to shine, this is your chance to dazzle the world.
Joy Avenue is your stage!
We believe talent or good work should never be limited by finances or resources. That’s why Joy Avenue is planned as a completely free curated arena—where everyone can showcase their skills, ideas and innovations without barriers!
No matter your background, every participant is celebrated here.
It’s your stage, your moment, and the entire city is your audience.
Let your creativity flow, your passions ignite, and your dreams take flight—Joy Avenue is
where it all comes to life!
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Unsung Heroes of Mumbai
Virendra Vadwana
Virendra Vadwana, a tailor by profession, has dedicated over three decades to managing traffic at busy intersections in Ghatkopar as a selfless volunteer. Without expecting anything in return, he has earned respect from citizens and the traffic police, who recognized his efforts with an official badge and uniform. His humble, giving nature truly makes him a hero.
Nilesh Palwade
He is another true hero, embodying the spirit of a dedicated firefighter. During the same devastating fire at Rubina Manzil, he worked alongside his team to ensure the safety of those trapped inside. Nilesh’s quick thinking and unwavering resolve helped him rescue approximately 20 more residents, reminding us of the vital role such heroes play in our toughest moments.
Rohan More
He is the kind of firefighter you hope to see in times of crisis—fearless, calm, and determined. During a massive fire at Rubina Manzil near Grant Road, he, along with his team, went beyond the call of duty. Using a single ladder as a makeshift bridge, Rohan rescued around 20 residents, showing incredible bravery and selflessness in the face of danger.