To provide alternate connectivity to Mumbaikars, decongest the BEST services on the road and the Mumbai local railway network, the plan to construct the Mumbai Metro took shape in 2006. The foundation stone for Line-1 according to the detailed project report of the Mumbai Metro was laid. However, operational and policy delays resulted in delays to the Mumbai Metro lines in Mumbai project. Today, after around 18 years, Mumbai has four Mumbai Metro lines and one Navi Mumbai Metro Line that are operational, while work is in progress on the remaining proposed lines.
Mumbai Metro map
(Source: MMRDA)
The above Mumbai Metro Map shows Mumbai Metro routes
- Mumbai Metro Line 1
- Mumbai Metro Line 2A
- Mumbai Metro Line 3 (Phase 1)
- Mumbai Metro Line 7
- Navi Mumbai Metro
Mumbai Metro network and corridors
The Mumbai Metro Line network is implemented by the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA).
| Status | Number of Mumbai Metro Lines |
| Operational | 4 |
| Under-construction | 4 |
| Approved | 6 |
The Line 1 of Mumbai Metro began operations in June 2014, while two other metro route Mumbai – Line 2A and 7 were made operational in April 2022. Partial operations of Line 3 Mumbai Metro started on October 7, 2024. There are 14 metro routes in Mumbai with an extension of two more lines.
Mumbai Metro Lines status
| Colour code | Mumbai Metro Line | Mumbai Metro Route map | Construction status |
| Blue Line | Mumbai Metro Line 1 | Versova – Andheri Metro Station – Ghatkopar | Operational |
| Yellow Line | Mumbai Metro Line 2A | Dahisar (E) to DN Nagar | Operational |
| Yellow Line | Mumbai Metro Line 2B | DN Nagar to Mandale | Under construction |
| Aqua Line | Mumbai Metro Line 3 | Cuffe Parade -Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC)- SEEPZ- Aarey Colony | Phase 1 from Aarey JVLR to BKC operational |
| Green Line | Mumbai Metro Line 4 | Wadala to Kasarawadavali
Kasarvadavali –to Gaimukh |
Under construction |
| Orange Line | Mumbai Metro Line 5 | Thane – Bhiwandi – Kalyan | Under construction |
| Pink Line | Mumbai Metro Line 6 | Swami Samarth Nagar – Vikhroli | Under construction |
| Red Line | Mumbai Metro Line7 | Dahisar (E) – Andheri (E) | Operational |
| Red Line | Mumbai Metro Line 7A | Andheri (E) – CSI Airport (Extension of Line-7) |
Under construction |
| Gold Line | Mumbai Metro Line 8 | CSIA – NMIA (Airport Connector) |
Proposed line |
| Red Line | Mumbai Metro Line 9 | Dahisar (E) – Mira Bhayander (Extension of Mumbai Metro Line 7) |
Under construction |
| Green Line | Mumbai Metro Line 10 | Gaimukh – Shivaji Chowk in Mira Road (Extension of Mumbai Metro Line 4) |
Approved |
| Green Line | Mumbai Metro Line 11 | Wadala – Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) (Extension of Mumbai Metro Line 4) |
Proposed |
| Orange Line | Mumbai Metro Line 12 | Kalyan to Taloja (Extension of Mumbai Metro Line 5) |
Proposed |
| Purple Line | Mumbai Metro Line 13 | Shivaji Chowk (Mira Road) to Virar | Proposed |
| Magenta Line | Mumbai Metro Line 14 | Kanjurmarg to Badlapur | Proposed |
See also: Everything you need to know about the Navi Mumbai Metro
Mumbai Metro route: Line 1
Mumbai Metro Line 1 stations |
| Versova |
| DN Nagar Metro Station |
| Azad Nagar |
| Andheri Metro Station |
| Western Express Highway |
| Chakala |
| Airport Road |
| Marol Naka |
| Saki Naka |
| Asalpha |
| Jagruti Nagar |
| Ghatkopar |
The Mumbai Metro Line 1 was developed by the Mumbai Metro One Private Limited (MMOPL), a joint venture between Reliance Infrastructure ( which holds 74%) and the Mumbai Metropolitan Regional Development Authority (MMRDA that holds 26%).
Reliance Infrastructure is in the process of handing over its share of the company to the MMRDA for Rs 4,000 crore. With this transaction, MMRDA will be the sole holder of the Mumbai Metro One.
Also known as the Blue Line on the Mumbai Metro Map, this is an operational line connecting Versova with Ghatkopar Metro Station via Andheri Metro Station. This 11.4 km long metro route Mumbai is fully elevated.
MMRDA has also announced that Mumbai Metro Line 1’s speed will be now 80km/hr as opposed to the earlier 65 km/hr. Additionally, the number of trips on Metro Line 1 has also increased with 18 additional trips every day.
See also: Bangalore metro map, routes, stations and latest updates
Mumbai Metro Map Line 1
Source: MMRDA
Mumbai Metro Line 2
| Mumbai Metro stations Line 2A stations | Mumbai Metro stations Line 2B |
| Dahisar | ESIC Nagar |
| Anand Nagar | Prem Nagar |
| Kandarpada | Indira Nagar |
| IC Colony | Nanavati Hospital |
| Eksar | Khira Nagar |
| Borivali West | Saraswat Nagar |
| Shimpoli | National College |
| Kandivali West | Bandra Metro |
| Dhanukarwadi | ITO BKC |
| Valnai-Meeth Chowky | IL&FS, BKC |
| Malad (West) | MTNL, BKC |
| Lower Malad | SG Barve Marg |
| Bangur Nagar | Kurla East |
| Goregaon Metro | Eastern Express Highway |
| Oshiwara | Chembur |
| Lower Oshiwara | Diamond Garden |
| Andheri West Metro Station | Shivaji Chowk |
| BSNL | |
| Mankhurd | |
| Mandala |
Also known as the Yellow Line, this is a 42-km-long Mumbai Metro line on the network and has two sub-sections -Mumbai Metro line 2A and Mumbai Metro line 2B.
Source: Mumbaimetrotimes
The Mumbai Metro line 2A section is an 18-km corridor between Dahisar-Charkop-DN Nagar with 17 Mumbai metro stations. Mumbai Metro Line 2A Phase 1 was made operational on April 2, 2022 and the complete Mumbai Metro Line 2A was made operational on January 19, 2023.
Mumbai Metro 2B will link DN Nagar Metro Station to Mandale and will be 22.6 km long. The estimated cost for this project is around Rs 11,000 crore. Mumbai Metro 2B is divided into 2 phases- Mandale to Chembur and Chembur to DN Nagar Metro Station.
Mandale to Chembur is a 5 km stretch and will have 5 stations namely Mandale, Mankhurd, BSNL, Shivaji Chowk and Diamond garden. Also, a car shed is being constructed on 31 acre land at Mandale which will accommodate 72 metro trains at a time.
Maharashtra’s urban development department in September 2023 issued an order extending the Metro 2B from Mandale to Cheetah Camp. With this the metro will be extended by 1.02 km at an additional cost of Rs 205 crore.
See also: All about Kanpur metro route and Kanpure metro map
Mumbai Metro Line 3
| Mumbai Metro stations Line 3 | |
| Name | |
| Cuffe Parade | |
| Badhwar Park | |
| Vidhan Bhawan | |
| Churchgate | |
| Hutatma Chowk | |
| CST Metro | Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus Metro |
| Kalbadevi | |
| Girgaon | |
| Grant Road | |
| Mumbai Central | |
| Mahalaxmi | Jagannath Shankar Sheth Metro |
| Science Museum | Science Centre |
| Acharya Atrey Chowk | |
| Worli | |
| Siddhivinayak Temple | |
| Dadar | |
| Shitladevi Temple | Shitala Devi Mandir |
| Dharavi | |
| Income Tax Office BKC | |
| Vidyanagri | Bandra Colony |
| Santa Cruz | Santa Cruz Metro |
| Mumbai Domestic Airport | Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport – T1 |
| Sahar Road | |
| Mumbai International Airport | Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport – T2 |
| Marol Naka | |
| MIDC | MIDC – Andheri |
| SEEPZ | |
| Aarey Colony | Aarey JVLR |
See also: Top 10 residential areas in Mumbai’s western suburbs
Constructed in phases, phase-1 of the Mumbai Metro 3 was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 4, 2024. This stretch is from Aarey JVLR to Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC). The phase-2 of the Aqua Line will open by March 2025.
Also known as the Aqua Line, Mumbai Metro Line 3 is 33.5 km long completely underground and covers the distance between Cuffe Parade in south Mumbai and SEEPZ and Aarey in north Mumbai. It will have with 26 underground Mumbai metro stations and one at-grade station This Mumbai metro route will also pass through the Mumbai Airport which will further boost the connectivity in the region.
Aqua Line will integrate at eight public transport locations thus enhancing connectivity. These are Mumbai CSMT and Churchgate termini, Grant Road and Mumbai Central railway stations, Dadar MSRTC bus depot, Mahalakshmi monorail and Mumbai Metro Lines 1 and 2B.
The total cost of construction of this route was previously pegged at Rs 23,136 crore. Citing cost escalation, the Maharashtra cabinet on August 10, 2022 approved an additional expenditure of Rs 10,269 crore for the Mumbai Metro Line 3 project with the cost now being Rs 33,405 crore.
Metro Line 3 is funded by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). With the new costs, JICA now will increase its contribution from Rs 13,235 crore to Rs 19,924 crore. By 2031, 17 lakh passengers are anticipated to travel by Metro Line 3 daily.
Aqua Line will integrate at eight public transport locations thus enhancing connectivity. These are Mumbai CSMT and Churchgate termini, Grant Road and Mumbai Central railway stations, Dadar MSRTC bus depot, Mahalakshmi monorail and Mumbai Metro Lines 1 and 2B.
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has won the bid to manage the operations of Mumbai Metro Line 3 for a period of 10 years. The DMRC will oversee managing the operation control centre, depot control centre, stations, running trains, maintaining trains and the entire metro system infrastructure and assuring passenger safety.
Around 110 services are being planned on the 12 km Phase -1 line that will have a travel time of 25 minutes.
Also, even after the entire line ( phase 1 and phase 2 ) are made operational, two stations in phase 2 namely Kalbadevi and Girgaum won’t be operational for the initial few months, cite media reports. The construction of these underground stations are expected to be finished only August or September 2024. However, the Metro 3 will have connections with suburban train stations at CSMT, Churchgate, Charni road, CSMT, Mumbai Central, Mahalakshmi etc.
Mumbai Metro Line 4
Mumbai Metro Line 4 stations |
|||
| Kasarvadavali | Mahapalika Marg | Bhandup Nagarpalika | Pant Nagar |
| Vijay Garden | RTO Thane | Naval Housing | Garodia Nagar |
| Dongripada | Teen Hath Naka | Gandhi Nagar | Amar Mahal Junction |
| Tikuji-ni-wadi | Mulund Naka | Surya Nagar | Siddharth Colony |
| Manpada | Mulund Fire Station | Vikhroli | Suman Nagar |
| Kapurbawdi | Sonapur | Godrej Company | Anik Nagar Bus Depot |
| Majiwada | Shangrila | Shreyas Cinema | Wadala Truck Terminus |
| Cadbury Junction | Bhandup | Laxmi Nagar | Bhakti Park |
Also known as the Green Line, Mumbai Metro Line 4 will connect Kasarvadavali in Thane to Wadala in south-central Mumbai. This Mumbai metro route will boost connectivity between Mumbai and Thane and decongest the local train network. The expected cost of this project is Rs 15,000 crore.
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Spanning over 42.25 hectare, the carshed will include facilities such as stabling yards, an operational control center, administrative buildings, maintenance and workshop buildings, an auxiliary substation, staff quarters etc.
Mumbai Metro Map Line 4
Source: MMRDA
Mumbai Metro Line 5
| Mumbai Metro stations Line 5 |
| Kapurbawdi |
| Balkumbh Naka |
| Kasheli |
| Kalher |
| Purna |
| Anjur Phata |
| Dhamankar Naka |
| Bhiwandi |
| Gopal Nagar |
| Temghar |
| Rajnouli village |
| Gove Gaon MIDC |
| Kon Gaon |
| Durgadi Fort |
| Sahajanand Chowk |
| Kalyan station |
| Kalyan APMC |
To be built at Rs 8,417 crore, this 24.9-km-long Thane-Bhiwandi-Kalyan Metro-5 corridor, also known as the Orange Line.
The Mumbai Metro Line 5 will be in phases. The Phase-1 of Mumbai Metro Line 5 (Orange Line) will connect Thane to Bhiwandi and include the creek bridge. Phase-2 of Mumbai Metro Line 5 will connect Bhiwandi to Kalyan. MMRDA also is exploring the option of extending the Mumbai Metro Line 5 from Kalyan to Ulhasnagar. Once DPR is done and approval is received from the government, work on this stretch which spans 8 km will start.
The Orange Line has installed Mumbai’s first Metro viaduct that will pass over a water body. In Phase -1 , a 11 km viaduct the lines will connect six metro stations namely Balkum, Kasheli, Kalher, Purna, Anjurphata and Dhamankar Naka. A 3 km stretch of the Mumbai Metro Line 5 from Dhamankar Naka to Temghar will be constructed underground, as per a GR issued by the MMRDA. With this, the Mumbai Metro Line 5 will be a combination of elevated and underground route. While previously the entire 25 km stretch was planned to be elevated, presence of structures in this route that required demolition prompted the authority to opt for an underground route.
Mumbai Metro Map Line 5
Source: MMRDA
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Mumbai Metro Line 6
Mumbai Metro Line 6 stations |
| Swami Samarth Nagar |
| Adarsh Nagar |
| Momin Nagar |
| JVLR |
| Shyam Nagar |
| Mahakali Caves |
| SEEPZ village |
| Saki Vihar Road |
| Ram Baug |
| Powai Lake |
| IIT Powai |
| Kanjurmarg west |
| Vikhroli |
The 15.31 km long Metro Line will be operational between Swami Samarth Nagar to Vikhroli (EEH) passing through Jogeshwari, WEH, and Powai. Several stations of this corridor are integrated with other metro corridors. For instance, Metro Line 2A at Shastri Nagar(infinity mall), Line7 at JVLR, Line 3 at Seepz area and Line 4 at Kanjurmarg (W).
MMRDA is also constructing a combined 2.58 km long road flyover below Metro Line 6 at a common pier in the road median to provide additional transport facilities. .
Also known as the Pink Line, this Mumbai Metro Line will connect the western suburbs with the eastern ones and will be the second west-east metro corridor, after the already operational Versova-Andheri Metro Station-Ghatkopar Metro Station section.
Mumbai Metro Line 7
Mumbai Metro Line 7 stations |
|
| Dahisar East | Vitt Bhatti Junction |
| Shrinath Nagar | Aarey Road Junction |
| Borivali Omkareshwar | V Nagar |
| Magathane Bus Depot (Borivali) | Hub Mall |
| Thakur Complex | Mahanand Bombay Exhibition |
| Mahindra & Mahindra | JVLR Junction |
| Bandongri | Shankarwadi |
| Kurar Village | Andheri east |
Known as the Red Line, Mumbai Metro Line 7 is a 33.5-km-long Mumbai metro route that will connect Dahisar with Andheri and further to the Mumbai International Airport. The first phase of Metro 7 (Dahisar East to Andheri East) was made operational for passengers from April 2, 2022 and phase -2 was inaugurated on January 19, 2023.
See also: Trial runs for Mumbai Metro lines 2A and 7 to start October 2022
Mumbai Metro Map Line 7
Source: MMRDA
Mumbai Metro Line 8
Known as the Gold Line, this is a proposed Mumbai metro route between the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) and the Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA). Cidco has started work on the DPR of Mumbai Metro Line 8. This will be the first mass rapid transit system connecting Navi Mumbai and Mumbai. Metro line from CSMIA to Mankhurd will be executed by MMRDA and the line from Mankhurd to NMIA will be executed by Cidco.
The approved length of this Mumbai metro route is 35 km and the project will be built at an expense of Rs 15,000 crore and daily footfall of 9 lakh passengers is expected.
Also read: DMRC metro rail network: All you need to know
Mumbai Metro Line 9
Mumbai Metro stations Line 9 |
| Dahisar east |
| Pandhurang Wadi |
| Amar Palace |
| Zankar Company |
| Sai Baba Nagar |
| Deepak Hospital |
| Shahid Bhagat Singh Garden |
| Subhash Chandra Bose Station
Murdha Rai Gaon |
The Mumbai Metro Line 9 is an extension of the Line 7 and Metro-2A (Dahisar to DN Road). This corridor will cost Rs 3,600 crore and will connect Gaimukh-Shivaji Chowk (Mira Road or Metro-10).
Mumbai Metro Line 9 phase-1 is expected to be operational by 2024 end. Also known as Red line extension, this 10.58 km corridor will connect Mumbai with Mira-Bhayandar and decongest the city entrance at Dahisar toll naka.
Divided in phases, phase 1 of Metro Line 9 will include Dahisar (E) to Kashigaon and phase-2 will include Kashigaon to Subhash Chandra Bose stadium. Media reports also mention the possibility of Metro Line 9 further being extended by 1.5-2 km till Uttan, where land for card shed is being scouted for.
Mumbai Metro line 9 has two interchanges- it interconnects Mumbai Metro Line 7 at Dahisar (East) and Mumbai Metro Line 10 at Miragaon metro station. The entire Metro line 9 operations are expected to start from December 2025.
Recently, the MMRDA also announced plans to extend Mumbai Metro Line 9 till its new train maintenance depot – Dongri, Thane District. This new introduction will have an extension of 4.9 km. It will feature two elevated stations at Murdha and Rai Goan on Uttan Road.
Also, the Dongri Depot spread across 41.36 hectare will be built that will maintain the metro trains for the entire Red Line connecting Dongri – Mira Bhayandar – Dahisar East – Gundavali – CSIA Terminal 2
Mumbai Metro Map Line 9
Source: MMRDA
Mumbai Metro Line 10, 11
Mumbai Metro Line 10 stations |
| Gaimukh Reti Bundar |
| Varsova Char Phata |
| Kashimira |
| Shivaji Chowk (Mira Road) |
Mumbai Metro Line 10 and Mumbai Metro Line 11 are extensions of Mumbai Metro Line 4, also known as the Green Line. These lines will connect Gaimukh to Shivaji Chowk (Mira Road) and Wadala to CSMT. The Mumbai Metro 10 spans around 9.2 km . The estimated project cost is Rs 4,476 crore and the foundation stone was laid by PM Narendra Modi in 2019.
The MMRDA has appointed consultants for the Mumbai Metro Line 10 and awaiting environmental clearance. Once secured, the project is expected to be completed by 2027. As part of the design, the Mumbai Metro -10 will have a double decker design with the metro running on an elevated road between Gaimukh and Fountain Hotel on NH-8.
Mumbai Metro Line 12
Mumbai Metro Line 12 stations (proposed) |
|
| APMC Kalyan | Kole Gaon |
| Ganesh Nagar | Nilje Gaon |
| Pisawali Gaon | Wadavali |
| Golvali | Bale |
| Dombivli MIDC, | Vaklan |
| Sa Gaon | Turbhe |
| Sonar Pada | Pisawe Depot |
| Manpada | Pisawe |
| Hadutane | Taloja |
Maharashtra chief minister on March 3, 2024 laid the foundation stone for Mumbai Metro Line 12. An extension of the Mumbai Metro Line 5 or the Orange Line, popularly known as the Kalyan-Dombivli- Taloja this line will have 19 elevated stations and will cover 22.17 km.
Mumbai Metro Line 13
This is a proposed Mumbai metro project which will connect Mira Road with Virar. This 23-km-long Mumbai metro route is estimated to cost around 6,900 crores. At present, the detailed project report is being created for this route. The expected date of completion is in 2026. This will be also known as the Purple Line.
Mumbai Metro Line 14
This will be a 37.9 km metro corridor and will also be known as the Magenta Line. The Mumbai Metro Line 14. A few weeks back IIT-Mumbai was given the responsibility to do a peer review of the draft detailed project report submited by Milan Metro of Municipality of Milan.
The Mumbai Metro Line 14 will include 15 stations with 13 planned to be elevated, one underground and one at grade. It will pass through Badlapur, Ambernath, Nilje, Shil Phata, Mahape, Ghansoli, cross the Thane Creek and reach Kanjurmarg. Also, it will have three interchanges- Metro 4 of Wadala-Ghatkopar-Thane-Kasarvadavali, Metro 6 of Swami Samarth Nagar-Jogeshwari Vikhroli-Kanjurmarg and the Kanjurmarg Railway Station. The Mumbai Metro Line 14 will also pass through transit oriented development nodes of Chikoli and others.
Navi Mumbai Metro Map
Source: Wikipedia
The Navi Mumbai Metro Line -1 started operations on November 17, 2023. The Navi Mumbai Metro Line runs from Belapur to Pendhar. This line is from Belapur to Pendhar and consists of 11 stations, 11 km track, a depot for maintenance at Taloja. The Navi Mumbai Metro starts at 6 AM and is available till 10 PM. The frequency of the Navi Mumbai Metro is 15 minutes.
- CBD Belapur
- Sector 7
- CIDCO Science Park
- Utsav Chowk
- Sector 11
- Sector 14
- Central Park
- Pethpada
- Sector 34
- Panchanand
- Pendhar Metro Station
The Navi Mumbai Metro has small trains—with three cars, expandable to six coaches—in the state. Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation (Maha Metro) has been appointed by the City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) for running services on Line 1 of the Navi Mumbai Metro project for 10 years.
Cidco in place of standard metro gauge will implement Metro Neo for Navi Mumbai Metro Lines 2, 3 and 4. According to a tweet by Cidco, Metro Neo is a Rubber tyre bi-articulated electric trolly-bus that is powered by overhead traction system. This mode of transport is designed for cities with population of around 20 lakh. This will be India’s first MRTS running on rubber tyes. The DPR for Navi Mumbai Metro Lines 2, 3 and 4 are expected to be prepared by March 2024, cite media reports.
See also: Top 16 residential areas in Navi Mumbai
Mumbai Metro Fare
To travel in Mumbai metro route 1, 2A, 3 and 7, the minimum Mumbai Metro fare is Rs 10 and the maximum Mumbai Metro fare is Rs 50. The fare is decided on the basis of the distance in kms that the Mumbai metro route covers. The Mumbai metro trains operate between 6 AM and 10 PM with the Mumbai metro charges being Rs 10 for 0 to 3 km, Rs 20 for 3 to12 km and Rs 30 for 12 to 18km, Rs 40 for 18 to 24 km and Rs 50 for 24 to 30 km.
Mumbai Metro app
For now ticketing is handled via QR code-based mobile and paper tickets. Smart cards and app-based season tickets will be launched later.
Mumbai Metro: Various types of ticket
You can travel on Mumbai Metro using the various types of tickets-smart cards, tokens, the Mumbai1 app or the National Common Mobility Card (NCMC).
Smart card: Useful for everyday travel, you can top up the smart card with minimum Rs 100 and a security deposit of Rs 50. Travel cost will be deducted from the smart card every time you tap the card at the exits gate.
You can recharge your Mumbai Metro smart card using digital payment app on the Reliance Metro website or by using digital wallets like Paytm Google pay etc.
Tokens: Tokens are valid for only one day and once bought the person has to leave the same station within 20 min or from his destination station within 75 minutes.
You can also log on https://www.mmmocl.co.in/card-reload.html and enter CSC number, confirm the CSC number and click on confirm to reload Maha Mumbai Metro smartcard.
Celebrities taking the Mumbai Metro
Tiger Shroff
Actor Tiger Shroff and producer Jacky Bhagnani recently took the Mumbai Metro.
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Hrithik Roshan
The Dhoom actor ditched his luxury car and instead traveled by metro to work.
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Sara Ali Khan
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Sara Ali Khan on April 27, 2023 traveled by the Mumbai Metro to head to shoot of her new movie Metro in Dino.
Hema Malini
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The veteran took the Mumbai Metro two weeks back from Dahisar to Juhu. While her traveling time by car in the morning took her over 2 hours, the journey back with the Mumbai Metro was 1/2 hour.
Akshay Kumar and Emraan Hashmi
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Actors Akshay Kumar and Emraan Hashmi took the Mumbai Metro in February 2023 while promoting their movie. Akshay Kumar in the past has also taken the Mumbai Metro for traveling.
Anil Kapoor, Varun Dhawan and Kiara Advani
While going for promotions of their movie, Anil Kapoor, Varun Dhawan and Kiara Advani took a ride in the Mumbai Metro.
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Karan Deol
Sunny Deol‘s son Karan Deol took a ride in Andheri-Ghatkopar metro.
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Housing.com POV
Mumbai Metro through its various lines is providing connectivity to the entire city of Mumbai and its peripheries. With development of the various lines that connects, the real estate landscape also has opened up in a big way in the peripheral areas.
Are any discounts available for elderly on Mumbai Metro Lines 2A and 7?
Yes, Mumbai One Metro card- National Common Mobility Card offers discount of 25% to elderly, divyang, students who use Mumbai One cards on the Metro 2A and 7 metro routes. This is valid for people making 45, 60 trips.
How to do an online recharge of the Mumbai Metro card?
Recharge can be done on the Reliance Metro website or on wallets like GPay, Paytm, etc.
Is the Mumbai Metro public or private?
The Mumbai Metro is developed under the PPP model.
How are the stations designed in Mumbai Metro?
Mumbai Metro stations are planned as both underground and elevated.
Which year did Mumbai Metro begin operations?
Mumbai Metro started operations in June 2014.
Has Metro Line 7 started in Mumbai?
Mumbai Metro Line 7 is operational while work is going on on Line 7A which is an extension.
When metro will start from Andheri to Dahisar?
The Mumbai Metro Line 2A connects Andheri to Dahisar and complete operations of this line started on January 20, 2023.
When was metro started in Mumbai?
The Mumbai Metro started operations in June 2014.
Which lines of the Mumbai Metro are opertaional?
At present, only five routes are operational - i.e., Line 1, 2A, 3 (phase-1) 7 and Navi Mumbai Metro .
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