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Best Night Clubs in Mumbai - Seven Eleven Club

Discover the ultimate nightlife hotspot in Mumbai at Seven Eleven Club! With its pulsating beats, stylish ambiance, and top-notch DJs, Seven Eleven Club stands out as one of the Best Night Clubs in Mumbai. Whether you're a party enthusiast or just looking to unwind, our club promises an unforgettable experience that will keep you coming back for more!

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Sunteck Sky Park: Where Royal Luxury Meets Family Living

In the bustling metropolis of Mumbai, amidst the chaos and fast pace of city life, there exists a haven where luxury seamlessly intertwines with the essence of family living. Sunteck Sky Park stands as a testament to refined aspirations, offering families a unique opportunity to experience a life of royalty, elegance, comfort, and togetherness. With its stunning architecture, thoughtfully curated amenities, and convenient location, Sunteck Sky Park flats in mira road emerge as the perfect choice for families seeking the ultimate high-end living. 

Let's embark on a journey to discover why this extraordinary development is the ultimate sanctuary for families yearning for a harmonious blend of luxury and connection.

Crafting Royal Luxury for Families

Sunteck Sky Park 2 and 3 BHK flats in Mira Road surpass expectations by delivering a level of luxury that not only indulges the senses but also nurtures the bonds within families. With its majestic 45-storey towers, the development offers breathtaking views that can be enjoyed by every member of the family. The apartments are meticulously designed to provide ample space for shared moments and individual retreats, exuding elegance and warmth. Sunteck Sky Park also presents three floors of European-style high-end retail, allowing families to embark on a delightful shopping experience together. Moreover, sprawling across 4.5 acres of open space, the development offers a serene haven where families can create lasting memories amidst the vibrant cityscape.

A Tapestry of Exquisite Amenities

At Sunteck Sky Park, luxury extends beyond the confines of the residences, captivating families with a diverse range of exceptional amenities. Complete with a tranquil pool where parents can relax and children can frolic with joy, a regal clubhouse that serves as a hub for family gatherings and celebrations, and a state-of-the-art gymnasium that caters to the wellness needs of every family member. Indoor courts present the opportunity for friendly matches and shared hobbies, while the grand lobby welcomes all with a touch of opulence. Additionally, the banquet hall and mini-theatre provide spaces for quality time together, while outdoor pools, a jogging track, and an indoor games room cater to the diverse recreational needs of each family member.

Enchanting Views, Enriched Connections

Sunteck Sky Park 2 & 3 BHK flats in Mira Road embrace families with enchanting panoramic views that serve as the backdrop for cherished moments. Enjoy the awe-inspiring vistas of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, the Arabian Sea, the Vasai Creek, and the majestic Global Vipassana Pagoda. These breathtaking views create an ambiance that nurtures family connections and inspires a sense of serenity. With approximately 2 acres of open-to-sky podium, families can immerse themselves in the beauty of nature, forging unforgettable memories under the ever-watchful sky.

Connectivity, Convenience, and Community

Sunteck Sky Park homes in Mira Road not only caters to the luxurious aspirations of families but also ensures seamless connectivity to essential social infrastructure and transportation networks. Strategically located, the development places Thakur Mall, Seven Eleven Club, Bhaktivedanta Hospital & Research Institute, and Kanakia RBK School within close proximity. Existing infrastructure, including the WEH Highway, Mira Road Railway Station, Bhayandar East-West Flyover, and Ghodbunder-Thane Road, enables smooth travel to key destinations. Furthermore, upcoming infrastructure projects such as the Coastal Road, Mira Road Metro Station, MMR Ring Road, and Dahisar(W)-Bhayandar(W) Link Road promise enhanced connectivity and convenience for families.

The Legacy of Sunteck

Sunteck Realty Limited (SRL) has established itself as a distinguished name in luxury real estate development, earning the trust and admiration of families across the nation. With a strong presence on both NSE and BSE, Sunteck Realty's robust balance sheet, minimal debt levels, and visible cash flows solidify its position as a reliable luxury developer. The company's diverse portfolio encompasses 32 projects spanning approximately 52.5 million square feet, with each element of the brand portfolio catering to unique lifestyles and preferences. Sunteck Realty's commitment to crafting iconic destinations is exemplified by its remarkable projects like Signature Island at Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), SunteckCity in Oshiwara District Centre (ODC), Goregaon (W), and Sunteck World at Naigaon, setting the stage for a legacy of elegance and grandeur.

Conclusion

Sunteck Sky Park beckons families to embark on a journey where luxury intertwines with the warmth of togetherness. With its unmatched elegance, thoughtful amenities, and convenient location, this remarkable development redefines the meaning of high-end living. Sunteck Realty's unwavering dedication to excellence ensures that every aspect of Sunteck Sky Park resonates with family-centric luxury. So, if you are a family in search of a home that embodies both opulence and connection, Sunteck Sky Park awaits, ready to transform your dreams into an extraordinary reality. Here, amidst the harmony of elegance and familial bonds, your family can truly thrive.

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JP Codename Now Or Never Offers A Sophisticated Lifestyle In Mumbai

JP Infra has launched JP Codename Now or Never project in Mira Road, Mumbai. The luxurious complex is spread across 27 acres and has 1 BHK apartments of 380 sq. ft.

The project is located in Mira Bhayandar, Mira Road and is well connected by major road(s) like Western Express Highway, and Thane Ghodbunder Road. It has 1262 units which are set against a backdrop of luscious greenery and serenity. The avant-garde contemporary architecture has redefined the way of living, and offers residents a wide variety of amenities to relax and rejuvenate. Situated in the heart of North Garden City, the project has dream homes filled with the latest amenities. JP Codename Now or Never Mira road is one of the most coveted projects in the area. It has a fruit garden, maze garden, zen garden, community garden, herbs & spice garden, butterfly garden, senior citizen garden, and yoga/ meditation garden.

The eco friendly project has green areas, water harvesting, waste management system, and rooftop solar panels. The complex has 16 themed gardens, and over 35 lifestyle amenities. It has a grand club house, a state-of-the-art gymnasium, and much more.

It has direct Connectivity via the Western Express Highway, Mira Road Station, and Borivali Railway Station. The area has a number of Leading Hospitals like Wockhardt Hospitals, Umrao Hospital, Seven Eleven Hospital, Bhaktivedanta Hospital, Life Care Hospital, and Samartha Hospital. A number of renowned educational institutions are in the area which include Singapore International School, N.L. Dalmia Inst. of Mangt. Studies & Research, Holy Cross Convent, A.P. International School, RBK School, St. Xavier's High School, Vedant International High School, and Podar International School.

Premium Business Center are Infinity IT Park, Mindspace, and G. Corp. Tech Park. There are a number of Retail & Entertainment Hubs in the area including Maxus Mall, Dmart, and Rassaz Mall. Leading hotels in the area are The Boat Club, Bombay Brittos, and GCC Hotel. JP Codename Now or Never price starts at Rs 51 lakhs only, so book your home now.

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JP North Garden City- A Mira Road Luxury Project

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JP North Garden City is a Mira Road residential project by Jp Infra Developer. JP North Garden City, with 1262 apartments, has 31 floors. With its massive, vibrant, and uninterrupted vistas, spacious living spaces, grand gardens, and world-renowned architecture, JP North Garden City epitomizes and redefines opulence. Avant-garde architecture redefines the way of life, providing people with a wide variety of amenities to keep the family together and engage in fun activities.

The key characteristic of the project is one of the best residential projects of Mira Road, Great location adjacent to Western Express Highway, the property consists of 20 + acres with planned phase-wise development. Creation of a project influenced by classic Spanish architecture. This particular style inspired the architects, so you can see how the architecture of the North takes you into various spaces of the mind. To shape beautiful open palaces, arches and columns blend. The tiles, and the beams, offered geometric relief. So the colors are vibrant, and it energizes the atmosphere.

Steam & sauna after daily pain to rejuvenate your mind and spirit. Indoor Theater, to spend quality time watching movies or shows for your family and friends. Art Studio in which tenants can improve their craft skills. The Guest Rooms take care of your guests during your absence. Club House where loved ones can spend fun evenings with you. Kid's Play Area, Cycling Circuit, Parks, and Leisure Cafes. Swimming Pool, Restaurant, Indoor Game Space, Kids Play Area, Spa, Gym, Power Backup, Sewage Treatment Plant, Squash Court, Amphitheatre, Library, Cycling & Jogging Track, Rainwater Harvesting, Landscaped Garden, Lift, 24x7 Protection, Earthquake Resistant Building, Fire Fighting Systems are the amenities provided by the project.

Mira-Bhayandar, located in the northern part of Mumbai, is a fast-growing urban suburb. It is part of the Mira Bhayandar Municipal Corporation and houses the Western Line train station for the Mumbai Suburban Railway. The area has seen a tremendous rise in real estate development in recent years due to its easy connectivity to the rest of Mumbai and Thane via railways and roadways and lower living costs. Population growth and a whirlwind of real estate development have blurred the boundaries between Bhayandar and Mira Road over the past few years. The Western Express Highway, Mira Road Station, Borivali Railway Station are the project's connectivity. The project is close to leading hospitals such as Wockhardt Hospitals, Umrao Hospital, Seven-Eleven Hospital, Bhaktivedanta Hospital, Life Care Hospital, Samarth Hospital, etc. Many top educational institutes include Singapore International School, N.L. Dalmia Inst. of Management. Studies & Research, Holy Cross Convent, A.P. International School, Vedant International High School.

JP Infra is growing into a business with ambitious growth strategies and a good understanding of the technology styles it is looking to introduce to the market. The business is growing rapidly and has already taken several steps to promote its next stage of growth. To cope with a threefold increase in personnel, it has moved into larger and better-equipped buildings. A shift from manual to automatic (ERP) delivery also coincided with the transition. This has also coincided with the introduction of creative HR requirements and a comprehensive business-related training framework. The project also comes with a program for a Home down payment assistance. This assistance program allows first-time home buyers financially to purchase their dream home early rather than late. For home buyers, HomeCapital has pioneered an interest-free Down Payment Assistance (DPA) program.

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REVIEWING THE CHARTS: 28th July 2019

This is going to be pretty short and rushed I imagine, but we’ll see.

Top 10

Now, we have a funny top four, similarly to last week, full of Ed Sheeran, but not at our top spot, as “Senorita” by Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello is back at #1 for a second week after our number-two took it last week.

Our number-two, by the way, down one spot from last week, is “Beautiful People” by Ed Sheeran featuring Khalid. Now, the rest of the top four is Ed Sheeran.

First of all, at number-three, we have “I Don’t Care” featuring Justin Bieber returning at number-three, which, due to nonsensical chart rules, must be some kind of record for highest re-entry ever on the chart. We’ll talk about this more in the dropouts section.

Oh, yeah, and to my surprise, “Cross Me”, also by Ed Sheeran, featuring Chance the Rapper and PNB Rock is not moving at number-four. I figured this one would be in freefall.

Thanks to a Justin Bieber remix, and well, not much else, Billie Eilish’s “bad guy” is up eleven spaces to number-five? I’m puzzled about this one, honestly, if anyone could tell me what happened here I’d appreciate it; this should be floundering in the top 30 right now.

Thanks to the rise of “bad guy”, however, Lewis Capaldi’s “Hold Me While You Wait” is down a spot to number-six. Please drop off quicker, I’m begging you.

Also down a single spot on the chart is AJ Tracey’s “Ladbroke Grove” at number-seven.

Eilish claims another victim as MIST and Fredo’s “So High” is also down one spot to number-eight. Don’t worry, all of these songs will rebound.

Oh, and “Wish You Well” by Sigala and Becky Hill is also down a space to number-nine, but I’m still disputing the fact that song exists.

The #10 spot is, once again, held by Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road” featuring Billy Ray Cyrus, Young Thug, Mason Ramsey and now that guy from BTS. Congratulations on a record-breaking 17th week at #1 in the US, but here in Britain, it seems oddly stable at #10, I expect streaming cuts to kill it any time now.

Climbers

Freya Ridings’ “Castles” is up eight more spaces off the debut two or so weeks ago, entering the top 20 at #18 and becoming her second ever single to chart there. I’m not complaining, it’s a pretty good song. Outside of the top 20, we have only one other gain here, and that’s “Ritual” by Tiesto, Jonas Blue and Rita Ora gaining more traction than I expected 12 spaces up to #28. I hope this doesn’t reach the top 20, it’s pretty trite and honestly would make an awful fit for Ora’s next album whenever in the next decade that comes out.

Fallers

We have plenty of these, however. First of all, “Goodbyes”  by Post Malone and Young Thug continues its unfortunate slow-burning dive down five spots to #17, with “Someone You Loved” close in front by Lewis Capaldi at #19, thankfully down five spaces from last week. It’s not fast enough, but I’m just glad this is on its way out. D-Block Europe’s “Home” is down five to #25 after surprisingly staying pretty stable on its second week. The biggest surprise here, yet at the same time not a surprise to me at all, is Krept & Konan’s “I Spy” with Headie One and K-Trap collapsing down 14 positions to #32. While most British trap has a pretty short chart run, I at least expected this to last longer than any given D-Block Europe song. Oh, and “One Touch” by Jess Glynne and Jax Jones is on its way out down seven spots to #35 after pretty much flopping, especially considering it’s a Glynne lead single.

Dropouts & Returning Entries

Thanks to a nonsensical UK chart rule that to be fair made sense for situations like an Ed Sheeran album bomb, “Take Me Back to London” featuring Stormzy disappears entirely from its number-three debuts last week, and was replaced by “I Don’t Care”, which dropped out from #2 last week. It must be really confusing for those who don’t know all the chart rules to see stuff like this. Elsewhere, we have a couple dropouts so the new arrivals can move in, with “Bounce Back” by Little Mix proving that the damage control single doesn’t work, after dropping out of the top 40 in its sixth week from #34. Miley Cyrus’ “Mother’s Daughter” is out from #36, which isn’t a surprise, and neither is “Love of My Life” by Remedee, Not3s and Young Adz dropping out off the debut at #37. Young Thug’s “The London” with J. Cole and Travis Scott is also out from #38 and since we have no returning entries, let’s get straight to the new arrivals.

NEW ARRIVALS

#40 – “RAN$OM” – Lil Tecca

Produced by Nick Mira and Taz Taylor – Peaked at #11 in Canada and #19 in the US

I really did not want to talk about this song. This is... “Lil Tecca”’s first UK Top 40 hit (Yes, that is his name, it’s dreadful) and the 16-year-old’s first major-label single. He has like eight songs out and he’s essentially a younger, less interesting or even convincing A Boogie wit da Hoodie clone. A Boogie even has a song called “Ransom” that sparked a lot of buzz in him back when he started out. Some may say it’s the melodic New York trap scene repeating itself, I say it’s a clear “Homage” (Read: trend-hopping and copying another rapper for the sake of this complete nobody getting a lot bigger, especially now he has a label behind him). Nobody is talking about how he’s probably some kind of industry plant because nobody cares about the person, Lil Tecca, they care about the song, “Ransom”. This guy has no star power at all or even any potential as a legitimately interesting artist. Okay, let’s stop stalling and get to the meat and potatoes of this song, which are that hook and that video. The video, while uninteresting, was directed by Cole Bennett of Lyrical Lemonade and hence propelled the song to, you know, any sense of popularity, which it wouldn’t have gathered before at all, at least not to the heights of a worldwide smash and top 20 hit in the US. God, this guy infuriates me. I’m definitely going to talk about this song a bit more in January, if you catch my drift, but essentially, this song is melodic trap boiled down to its essence, with a Lil Tjay type beat carrying a Juice WRLD type rapper. There’s one barely-a-verse which lasts about 24 seconds, but the issue is the song is two minutes and 11 seconds long, and, yes, that chorus is infectious but not nearly as powerful as he thinks it is to carry the song for this long, especially since he has no charisma. It sounds like a Python programme wrote and performed a rap song, it really is some of the most monotonous, non-descript garbage to come out of SoundCloud rap. I hate this, it’s definitely on my worst list for 2019, and next!

#38 – “Sorry” – Joel Corry

Produced by Joel Corry

Is it bad that my first observation about this song is that some rapper is going to mention this in a sappy out-of-character love ballad? I mean, think about it, “Sorry” and Joel Corry rhyme. It’s going to happen. Anyway, who’s Joel Corry, you ask? Good question. His Wikipedia page or lack thereof redirects me to a record label called Ostereo which seems pretty successful, and they have a tiny paragraph on Corry. Apparently, he started establishing himself as a DJ on the MTV reality show Jersey Shore. This isn’t looking great, I know, but bear with me, he’s also a body-builder and now presents a radio show on KISS FM. Okay, so, really, much like Lil Tecca, he’s a complete nobody who got picked up by some big label who couldn’t care less about artistic intent, except this is a little more intriguing, considering Ostereo is an independent label and Joel Corry is a DJ, so I’m assuming it’s EDM and I’m right, but it seems snipped from a DJ set. You can tell in the intro, it sounds like the end of a song and an abrupt bleep transition, maybe that’s just for artistic effect but it doesn’t sound great. This is pretty standard deep pop-house, with an unnamed female vocalist singing over a lot of snare and keys, with plenty orchestral stabs to remind you a song is playing. Albeit oddly-mixed at times, the build-up is pretty affective, the drums sound cheap as hell though, as does that drop, it’s really anti-climactic and doesn’t really work at all. The final build-up and drop is admittedly pretty epic though, it gets rid of the anti-climactic minimalism and leaves just a club-ready synth melody over a lot of strings, it sounds really cool is what I’m saying. The build-up itself is manic as well, very interesting, and the singer seems to be a sample from Monsta Boy’s “Sorry! (I Didn’t Know)” featuring Denzie, and, yes, I know samples aren’t typically considered guest spots but the female vocalist is instrumental to this song and its success so surely a featured credit wouldn’t hurt. It’s not Denzie, and by the way, this is so much better than that Monsta Boy song thanks to how Denzie is one of the most incompetent singers known to man, and this female vocalist is actually pretty talented despite singing the exact same lyrics, and referencing Brandy, as in “The Boy is Mine” Brandy, which was unexpected. I’ve searched it up and I can’t find her anywhere, not even on the Genius page, so to me this is just a bit of a douche move.

Edit: I’ve done some extra research and the vocalist is Hayley May. It’s also from the Love Island soundtrack apparently, which makes me like the song a lot less on principle. I’d love to see more from May though, she doesn’t even have a writing credit on this song.

#36 – “Hate Me” – Ellie Goulding and Juice WRLD

Produced by Jason Evigan and The Monsterz & the Strangerz – Peaked at #18 in Hungary and #82 in the US

Oh, Ellie Goulding exists. Yeah, I forgot about that. Listen, I don’t hate Ellie Goulding, far from it, I think she’s fine, but at least lately after about 2015 or so, she has not been nearly as interesting as I want her to be, especially because the songwriting chops are definitely there. When I saw her collaborate with emo-rapper Juice WRLD of all people, I knew this would be far from interesting or good so I’m honestly starting to lose hope in that upcoming album, especially since her other singles “Sixteen” and “Close to Me” were far from special. This is Goulding’s 22nd(!) UK Top 40 hit and Juice WRLD’s third, and, yeah, this isn’t great. That hook is really desperate and this would work if her delivery wasn’t bratty and the lyrics really don’t fit and it feels very cluttered and rushed, like they’re just trying to get it over with... which makes sense, I mean that’s the topic of the song but it’s not convincing, because she wants an answer and she wants it quick, so she’d stop at nothing, surely, but the song’s really short and doesn’t really have any lasting impact. Juice WRLD doesn’t freaking exist, gladly, he doesn’t even join in with the chorus really, which by the third repetition gets really aggravating. The production is an airy mess with trap percussion and cloudy synths that cover Juice WRLD’s vocoder-fuelled performance to the point of not being able to recognise him. It’s not good at all, but I feel it’s just tolerable and bland enough for me to not dislike it. I never thought I’d say this, but Lil Peep did it better.

#12 – “How Do You Sleep?” – Sam Smith

Produced by Ilya – Peaked at #4 in Singapore and #29 in the US

Sam Smith’s second single from this upcoming new album and era, after the success of “Dancing with a Stranger” with Normani, seems to be a lot more energetic especially in comparison with his other two albums he’s released. He seems to have ditched the shoddy pop-soul and has gone straight into more danceable territory, which I’m not complaining about. I loved him on “Latch” and “La La La”, and thought “Dancing with a Stranger” was pretty cool, but other than that there’s not a single song by Smith that I like. Anyway, this is his 14th UK Top 40 hit, and you know what, it’s not bad at all. I love the twinkling synths that carry the song’s main melody, they’re cute but paired with trap percussion and intense sub bass can come off as both oddly sinister as well as infatuated, fitting with the content and subject matter of this song, in which Smith questions how his partner sleeps when he has Smith tangled in a toxic relationship which he can’t get out of, and that “love will keep them up tonight”. I love the second verse, where Smith admits he’s lost himself in his relationship through his subtly Auto-Tuned vocals that are still pretty impressive. The chorus is incredibly catchy while still being powerful and despite all this, that drop kind of sucks. After a great vocoder vocal bridge, the drop is really weak and squeaky, especially with that screechy synth tone, which doesn’t sound as melodramatic or pained as the rest of the song, and instead sounds incredibly lazy. It might grow on me, as the weeping of the drop is kind of humorous right now but could easily fit in with the song’s overall tone and mood, but we’ll see. Overall, this song surprised me, it’s actually really good bar from the trap and EDM elements possibly bogging it down a bit, I think Smith’s songwriting is definitely what shines here instead of Ilya’s production, which is disappointing since I usually love his production.

Conclusion

Yeah, I’m shocked too, but Best of the Week goes to Sam Smith for “How Do You Sleep?”, and Honourable Mention is reluctantly going to “Love Island anthem”, “Sorry” by Joel Corry featuring Hayley May, even if it’s not all that good, only decent. Dishonourable Mention is going to Ellie Goulding and Juice WRLD for “Hate Me” because of course it is, and Worst of the Week should be pretty damn obvious, it’s Lil Tecca’s for “RAN$OM”. Follow me on Twitter @cactusinthebank for more musical ramblings and I’ll see you next week.

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Bombay High court ne Mira Road Police ko complain file case karne ko kaha against “Ultra-luxury” Seven Eleven Club for alleged CRZ and environment violation

Yeh club BJP MLA Narendra Mehta ka hai

Environment activist Dhiraj Parab ne July mein Petition file kiya

Case register hua Under the Environment Protection Act

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Best Body Massage in Mira Road- Seven Eleven Club

Treat yourself to the finest Body Massage in Mira Road at Seven Eleven Club. Skilled therapists use special techniques to help you relax and feel better. You can choose from regular or special treatments in a calm place for a relaxing experience just for you. Find peace and wellness in Mira Road at the famous Seven Eleven Club for a top-notch body massage.

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Relax at Mira Road Spa & Join Seven Eleven Club!

Indulge in Bliss at Our Spa in Mira Road - Discover ultimate relaxation and rejuvenation at our serene spa in Mira Road. Escape the daily grind and experience a haven of tranquility where skilled therapists pamper you with soothing treatments. Whether it's a massage, facial, or wellness therapy, we cater to your every need. Visit us at Seven Eleven Club for an unparalleled spa experience that revitalizes your mind, body, and soul.

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Where To Dance? Discover Disco Near Mira Road! Seven Eleven Club

Discover the ultimate nightlife hotspot - the Best Disco in Mumbai, the sensational Seven Eleven Club! Step into a world of unmatched excitement, where the beats are sizzling, the energy is electric, and the experience is simply extraordinary. Let our renowned DJs keep you on your feet all night long as you revel in the vibrant ambiance and top-tier facilities. For an unforgettable night out, there's no better place than Seven Eleven Club - where the party never ends! Embrace the hype and join us for an epic celebration!

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Choose the Best Party Lawns | Night Clubs | Banquet Hall | Mumbai

Unleash the magic of vibrant celebrations at Seven Eleven Club, your go-to destination for memorable parties in Mumbai. With sprawling and picturesque Party Lawns, we offer the perfect venue to host your special occasions. Whether it's a birthday bash, a corporate event, or a grand wedding reception, our resort near Mira Road provides a picturesque backdrop for your festivities. Immerse yourself in an unmatched ambiance, complemented by top-notch facilities, impeccable service, and a team dedicated to making your event extraordinary. Book your next celebration at Seven Eleven Club and create unforgettable memories.