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00:37Nifty Sensex hit record high.
00:39Sensex touches 83,000 for the first time.
00:42All sectors end in green.
00:43Most gains led by the auto pack.
00:45♪♪
00:48Oil companies might consider cutting fuel prices
00:50if crude remains low for an extended period,
00:53says Oil Secretary Pankaj Jain.
00:55♪♪
00:57Auto majors welcome the new PME drive scheme.
01:00M&M Maruti Bajaj Auto Ayesha Motor
01:02has gained between 1 to 4%.
01:04♪♪
01:07Maruti Suzuki launches its classic hatchback Swift
01:10in a CNG model,
01:11starting at a price of 8.2 lakh rupees.
01:14♪♪
01:1680% of Indians communicate on WhatsApp for business
01:19and over 60% prefer WhatsApp for business communication.
01:23We tell you how WhatsApp is changing the way
01:25small businesses operate.
01:27♪♪
01:29In a relief for Adani Power,
01:31the Supreme Court lifts a stay by Enclad
01:33on acquisition of Coastal Energen.
01:35♪♪
01:38Drug regulator DCGI has suspended
01:41Entort Pharma's permission to manufacture and sell
01:44its eye drops which claim to replace reading glasses.
01:47♪♪
01:50CPI inflation for August is expected to ease further
01:53to a five-year low as food prices decline.
01:56♪♪
01:59On one hand, a part of the ambitious coastal road
02:01has opened up
02:02and on the other,
02:03Mumbai's infra continues to remain a pain point
02:05for commuters.
02:07♪♪
02:18Good evening, you're watching Profit360 on NETV Profit
02:21and I'm your host Himakshi Bahuguna.
02:23As always, this show aims to bring you market headlines
02:26along with national and international news.
02:28But before we move on to the show,
02:29it's time to see how the markets perform today.
02:32Both the benchmarks hit record high
02:34while Nifty Metal closed as the top sectoral gainer.
02:38My colleague Neeraj Shah is joining us
02:40for a quick market wrap.
02:41Neeraj, over to you.
02:44Exhilarating day with the markets ending at record highs.
02:47But the moot point is the way the indices moved
02:50in the last,
02:52let's say one and a half hours of trade,
02:54the intraday of the Nifty
02:55will show you that sharp uptick that we saw
02:58in the last maybe 90 odd minutes,
03:01circa 90 odd minutes of trade.
03:03Sharp up move there.
03:04Now, it could have been the point about China
03:08likely to cut trades on mortgages
03:10in order to help the ailing real estate sector
03:13or that we are moving ever so closer
03:16to the rate cut cycle for global central banks.
03:18Remember, ECB cuts and then the Fed rate cuts,
03:21very likely Fed rate cuts will also come in.
03:23So it could be multiple reasons,
03:26but there's a sharp surge there.
03:28It'll be very interesting to see the kind of flows
03:30that have happened in the session today.
03:32Mid caps and small caps didn't participate
03:34with as much gusto,
03:35but naturally so on days of sharp upswings
03:38and money flowing to large caps,
03:39mid caps and small caps tend to lag.
03:41Even so, about 1.14% for the mid cap
03:46and about 0.75% or 0.78% for the small cap index.
03:50So you couldn't find points or places to complain.
03:54Now bring up the heat map of the Nifty.
03:56I would argue all 50 stocks were in the green.
03:59There was a Nestle which was 0.11% in the red.
04:02Really sharp up move from the start of the trading day today.
04:06Maximum stocks were in the green,
04:08but then the way the metal stocks participated
04:11with Hindalco or commodity stocks essentially,
04:14Hindalco participated.
04:15There was ONGC up in trade, Tata Steel, JSW Steel,
04:19all in the green.
04:20Then IT had its share,
04:21but others like Bharti Airtel, NTPC, Eicher.
04:25So very wide bucket of stocks participating
04:28and even HDFC Bank and Reliance
04:30contributing to gains today,
04:32not in the negative and therefore
04:33didn't drag the index down lower too much,
04:35which is a good thing.
04:36The broader end of the spectrum
04:38punctuated by gains to newsmakers predominantly.
04:41So if the BSE 500 gainers and losers list
04:44will also come up on your screen,
04:45you will see this.
04:46Engineers India, they had a presentation
04:48about what the company will do going ahead.
04:508% higher.
04:51Century Textiles, three days on a trot,
04:53doing very well for itself
04:54after buying that piece of land in Worli.
04:56There was strength in FDC.
04:57Volumes today, some block deals that have happened.
05:00So big buying that happened here.
05:02Kalyan Jewellers, there was a brokerage note today
05:04from HSBC upping the target price significantly.
05:07Another 5% for Gujarat.
05:08Floro in the session today as well.
05:11Something regarding EV and subsidiaries thereof.
05:13On the losing side,
05:14granules at a 16% downtick
05:16on supposed strict observations
05:20coming in from the USFDA.
05:22Some cooling off for Prism Johnson.
05:24Raymond continues to go down.
05:26Phoenix Mills, etc.
05:27But really, the day belonged to the gainers
05:30in the session today and not the losers.
05:32The question only is,
05:33now that we've hit all-time highs
05:35and done it with such gusto,
05:37is there more steam left to close the week
05:39on a high tomorrow?
05:40Remains to be seen.
05:42But I'll keep a particular eye on metals in particular
05:46from within the commodity pack as well
05:48because that is one bucket
05:49that you've got to watch out for
05:51if indeed there are moves happening in China
05:54because that's a space
05:55that will directly get impacted
05:57and even sentimentally so.
05:58So that's one space to keep an eye out for.
06:01But no complaints today.
06:02Fantastic day of trade from a bulls perspective.
06:05Let's see if there is more in store.
06:08Now let's move on to the IPO space.
06:10P. N. Gadgil-Jhula's IPO opened on September 9
06:13and has been subscribed almost 58 times on its third day.
06:17Bits were led by retail investors.
06:19The IPO consists of a fresh issue
06:21of 1 crore and 77 lakh shares
06:23priced at Rs 850 crore.
06:26While the offer for the sale of 52 lakh shares
06:29is worth Rs 250 crore,
06:32the jewellery company plans to use the funds
06:34raised through this IPO
06:36for setting up 12 new stores in Maharashtra
06:38and to repay loans.
06:42Secretary of Petroleum and Natural Gas Pankaj Jain
06:44has hinted at a reduction in fuel prices.
06:47He said that oil marketing companies may cut fuel prices
06:50if the crude oil prices remain low
06:53for an extended period of time.
06:55This comes after Brent crude fell its lowest level
06:58since December 2021
07:00after OPEC Plus revised its demand forecast
07:03for 2024 and 2025.
07:07A day after the new PM eDry scheme was announced,
07:10heavy industry minister H.D. Kumaraswamy
07:13clarified that there would be a provision of e-vouchers.
07:16This is to minimize problems buyers face
07:19while getting subsidies for their electric vehicles.
07:22Here's an explanation.
07:46Signing that voucher,
07:48they will upload it on portal.
07:52After their upload on the portal,
07:56this customer receives confirmation SMS
08:01from the portal.
08:03From there actually,
08:05this customer will going to upload his selfie on portal,
08:10then delivery of vehicle he will going to get it.
08:15This is the scheme in this actually,
08:17newly we addition.
08:19Because previous days,
08:21he doesn't know about the subsidy.
08:26Subsidy was actually given directly to the manufacturer.
08:30For this actually,
08:32this time we introduced this modification
08:37in this subsidy actually.
08:41Auto majors have welcomed the PM eDrive scheme
08:44and so did the markets.
08:45Anish Shah of M&M applauded the government
08:47for launching the scheme.
08:49He added that with the continued focus support,
08:52the scheme will drive higher EV penetration in the country.
08:55He foresees India becoming the first country
08:57to achieve 100% electrification in this segment by 2030.
09:01Girish Bhag of Tata Motors believes
09:03that the scheme will accelerate India's journey
09:06towards zero emission mobility.
09:10We also spoke to Mahesh Babu of Switch Mobility
09:13about the scheme and Nishant Arya of JBM Auto
09:16about how they aim to build on the momentum.
09:21Already we have a product for about 25 seater
09:25to about 65 seater in the market.
09:27We are the only and unique OEM
09:32to have a double-decker electric
09:34with air-conditioned running in the country
09:36that has about 65 seats.
09:38We have a range between 20 to 65.
09:40Our intention in the next three years
09:42is to get play in all the fields
09:44from 13-seater to 65-seater.
09:46As you know, we have also light commercial vehicles
09:49which is Switch iEV 3 and 4.
09:50We have about six to seven products in the market.
09:53We are looking at bringing every year
09:56about two products in the next three to five years
09:59to meet the customer requirements.
10:03I think definitely for today also
10:05we are at about 35-40% market share
10:08with our current order book
10:10and projects executed on ground across the country.
10:14So definitely we would be looking forward
10:16to harness this opportunity
10:17because about 40% plus of the whole scheme
10:21of 10,900 crores has been allocated
10:24for 14,028 buses,
10:26which is the most substantial part.
10:29And at the same time,
10:30it's quite heartening to see that new segment
10:32of electric trucks and e-ambulances
10:34have also been introduced here.
10:37Maruti Suzuki's hatchback Swift
10:39gets a CNG version.
10:41This is in line with the company's sustainability
10:43and green mobility goals.
10:45The company has already said
10:46that it will launch electric cars next year.
10:49Here's what Maruti Suzuki's Partho Banerjee had to say.
10:53When we launched the new Swift in May,
11:00we got 15% of total sales from the CNG variant.
11:05The mileage of the new one is 32-33 km per kg.
11:15It's the best in the class.
11:18We have increased the mileage by 6% from the previous one.
11:24WhatsApp has intensified its reach
11:26among small and medium-sized businesses in India
11:29with over 80% of Indians using WhatsApp
11:31for business communication.
11:33I'm joined by my colleague Maitri
11:34to give us a comprehensive breakdown
11:36from the sidelines of the WhatsApp Business Summit event.
11:41We are at the WhatsApp Business Summit
11:42and this time a lot of focus is being made
11:44on promoting SMEs through the platform.
11:46Amongst the fewer initiatives
11:48that have been recently launched by WhatsApp,
11:50one is WhatsApp Bharat Yatra
11:53in which WhatsApp will train above 20,000 SMEs in India
11:58for using WhatsApp for their businesses
12:01and in a much better way.
12:03AI-backed assistant tools are also launched
12:05like for example, fresher features on voice assistants
12:08are coming up for these SMEs
12:11to get a better experience on WhatsApp
12:13and not just to engage with clients
12:15and their customers in a better way
12:17but also to engage within the organization
12:21in a much better format.
12:23Apart from that, what is happening here is
12:26a lot of fresh data has been cited
12:28to understand that how Indians are reacting to WhatsApp
12:32when it comes to handling their own businesses.
12:35According to a fresh data revealed today,
12:38over 80% Indians are actually using WhatsApp
12:41for their business transactions
12:43among which above 60% prefer WhatsApp
12:46over other platforms for their businesses.
12:49Apart from that, a lot of focus is also being made
12:54in creating blue-tick accounts,
12:57especially SMEs' accounts will now have
12:59a blue-tick feature from Meta
13:01which will not just give more visibility
13:03and not just provide brand building
13:05to these enterprises
13:07but it will also power them
13:09with a lot many efficiency tools
13:11that will help them in growing their businesses.
13:14Now, a lot of firms have already shared
13:17their experiences out here.
13:19HDFC Bank, Policy Bazaar, Slurpharm,
13:23these enterprises, banks,
13:25everybody has talked about how WhatsApp
13:27has helped them in dealing with their customers
13:31in a better way and also helped them
13:33in reducing operating costs
13:35and boosting their top line.
13:36For instance, companies like Apollo 24x7
13:39have reported a sharp growth
13:41in their test orders per day
13:45because of WhatsApp.
13:47Other instances that were shared today
13:49were how Maruti Suzuki has witnessed
13:51a significant surge in its test drive bookings
13:53because of this.
13:55Well, there is a lot more to understand
13:57and see out here
13:59because the event is not yet over.
14:03Time for an NETV Profit Exclusive.
14:05SBI's stake sale in Yes Bank
14:07has hit roadblock.
14:08This is because the RBI is said to be
14:10against selling majority stake
14:12to a foreign buyer.
14:13My colleague Subhana Sheikh
14:15now joins us with more details
14:17about this exclusive report.
14:19SBI's stake sale in Yes Bank
14:21has now reached in a limbo.
14:23According to a source,
14:24a couple of Japanese banks
14:26had shown interest in terms of
14:28buying stake in Yes Bank.
14:30However, this deal has now hit a roadblock
14:33because RBI has not yet received
14:36a fit and proper check of this deal.
14:39Some context to this,
14:41back in 2020,
14:44when the whole Yes Bank fiasco had happened,
14:47State Bank of India had stepped in
14:50and bought stake in Yes Bank.
14:52A couple of other banks had also bought stake.
14:55Now, SBI has been trying to offload
14:57this stake for some time now.
14:59That is why these Japanese banks
15:01were showing interest.
15:03However, the RBI,
15:05the whole stake sale deal
15:07has now hit a roadblock.
15:09The stake sale was supposed to happen
15:12by the end of this financial year.
15:14However, now this seems
15:16like it has been delayed.
15:20With the recession overhang on Wall Street,
15:22equities across the globe are feared
15:24to be less favorite of an asset class.
15:26Bonds, on the other hand,
15:27can be a great alternative
15:28for an investor infrastructure bonds as well
15:31or for stable returns.
15:33National Bank for Financing Infrastructure
15:36and Development
15:37is a development finance institution
15:39which issues infra bonds.
15:41My colleague Subhadra exclusively spoke
15:43to the MD of NABFID
15:45at their annual infrastructure conclave.
15:47She started by asking about
15:49the newer issues on newer fund raising plans.
16:16So, we have already streamlined that process.
16:19So, it is difficult to put a date,
16:21but then you can say that
16:22every quarter we will be raising
16:23at least two times, two tranches.
16:25That is because we have a sanction pipeline
16:28and the disbursements are also planned.
16:30So, do you see offshore investors,
16:32especially foreign funds,
16:34increasing their investments
16:35in infrastructure sector in India?
16:37It is already happening actually.
16:39If you look at the investment structure,
16:42basically, investments have happened
16:44mainly on the road side.
16:45Investments have happened on the solar
16:47and other renewable side.
16:49Investments have happened in a big way
16:51on the transmission side.
16:52While others are still evolving,
16:54but these three we see.
16:55And if you see these structures,
16:57we see a lot of foreign funds
16:59already taking a huge equity stake
17:01in these funds.
17:02So, this is already happening.
17:04There is nothing new in this.
17:06It is already there.
17:07Okay.
17:08And so, when can we expect
17:09more long-term bonds?
17:11You know, you have been raising funds
17:13for 15 years,
17:14but can we see more 30-35-year
17:16long-term bonds given that infrastructure?
17:18You know, there has been
17:19government's thrust on infrastructure.
17:21I would love to do that
17:22because actually,
17:23as the country is evolving
17:25towards long-term saving,
17:27actually, I mentioned it many times,
17:29in India,
17:30the household savings
17:32are moving in different directions.
17:34Actually, insurance, PF and pension
17:37is also attracting lot of investments.
17:39They are growing at
17:40very high double digits now.
17:42The assets under management
17:43under this is crossing
17:45actually 115 lakh crores as of now,
17:47which is more than 50%
17:48of the scheduled bank deposits.
17:50So, necessarily,
17:51they have to invest in long-term bonds.
17:53So, I think,
17:55as the requirement comes up,
17:57because maybe this market
17:58had not evolved to that extent,
18:00because government was only issuing
18:02these 20, 30, 50-year bonds.
18:05There was no other player
18:06which was capable of issuing.
18:08We did a 20-year bond issuance now.
18:10And the response was very tremendous.
18:12So, we are very convinced
18:13that there is a space for this.
18:15And we, as institutions like us,
18:18you all,
18:19like even commercial banks
18:20can do that
18:21because as they build a book
18:22of long-term financing,
18:24because now the asset liability
18:25for them is more of one-year deposits.
18:27So, they are difficult
18:28to take a long-term call.
18:30But if they raise
18:31infra bonds of 20-25 years,
18:32then they also can then
18:33long-term like us, basically.
18:35So, we see that
18:37as the asset class
18:39under infra is evolving
18:40with 25 to 35-year
18:42concession agreements.
18:43So, definitely the requirement
18:45is emerging.
18:46And even municipal bonds
18:47for that matter,
18:48like, you know,
18:49they will also come in
18:50that 5-10-year space.
18:51So, we will see more issuances
18:52and there is an appetite for that.
18:54So, we are also playing
18:55that role of facilitating this.
18:57But we will see
18:58in next 2-3 years
18:59this ecosystem will evolve
19:00for long-term bonds also.
19:02Okay.
19:04Supreme Court sets aside
19:05NCLAT order
19:06that temporarily halted
19:07Adani Power LED Consortium's
19:09Rs 3,333 crore resolution plan.
19:13For more, I am joined
19:14by Varun Gakhar.
19:15Varun, take us through
19:16the top court's judgement.
19:19That's right.
19:20So, little background
19:21before we delve into the details
19:22of what has happened
19:23before the top court today.
19:24Now, in August this year,
19:25the NCLT gave a go-ahead
19:26to the Adani Power LED Consortium's
19:28resolution plan
19:29for the debt-ridden
19:30Coastal Energen Private Limited.
19:32Now, this meant
19:33that the consortium's
19:34resolution plan
19:35for Coastal Energen's
19:361200 MW project
19:37in Thoothukuri, Tamil Nadu
19:38stood approved.
19:39However, on the first day
19:40of the appeal hearing
19:41before the NCLAT,
19:42the NCLAT ordered
19:43a status quo ante
19:44on the resolution plan,
19:45causing the plan
19:46to suffer a setback.
19:48The NCLAT's interim order
19:49temporarily halted
19:50the acquisition process,
19:51relinquishing the project's
19:52operations back
19:53from the consortium
19:54to the Rs 12 resolution professional.
19:56Now, as a result
19:57of the top court order today,
19:58the consortium will continue
19:59its operation
20:00at the 1200 MW plant
20:01situated in
20:02Thoothukuri, Tamil Nadu.
20:04The court said that
20:05the NCLAT order
20:06suffered from inconsistencies
20:07and has directed
20:08the appellate tribunal
20:09to hear the case
20:10for final disposal
20:11on September 18.
20:12The court has also stated
20:13that the councils
20:14appearing for the parties
20:15will not seek any adjournment
20:16when the case comes up
20:17for a hearing.
20:18In addition,
20:19the court has clarified
20:20that the consortium
20:21will not dismantle the plan
20:22nor create any third-party rights.
20:23It was further clarified
20:24that the court
20:25was not commenting
20:26on the merits of the case
20:27as of now
20:28and that no equities
20:29shall be claimed
20:30by way of the court's order.
20:33Paytm founder
20:34Shekhar Sharma
20:35told investors
20:36that the payment aggregator
20:37was committed to meeting
20:38compliance standards.
20:39Here's what he said.
21:05Paytm founder
21:06Shekhar Sharma
21:07told investors
21:08that the payment aggregator
21:09was committed to meeting
21:10compliance standards.
21:11Here's what he said.
21:34Let's also look
21:35at Prestige Estates.
21:36Earlier today,
21:37we spoke to Chairman
21:38and Managing Director
21:39Irfan Razak.
21:40We spoke about
21:41the recent 5000 crore
21:42fundraise
21:43and what is the outlook
21:44for the company.
21:45Listen in to a chunk
21:46of that conversation.
22:05land us up
22:06with 60,000 crores
22:07of top line.
22:08Now this is not
22:09something future.
22:10This is already
22:11what we have
22:12in our pocket
22:13and what we can
22:14bring to the market.
22:15Now,
22:16where is the gap?
22:17The gap is that
22:19there is a huge
22:20approval process
22:21and this process
22:22has its own
22:23timelines
22:24and if I acquire
22:25any land today
22:26to bring it
22:27to the market
22:28takes between
22:2912 to 18 months.
22:30So we've been
22:31working relentlessly
22:32to see that
22:33all these projects
22:34come to the market
22:35and get launched
22:36and once they get launched
22:37then the entire
22:38churn keeps happening.
22:39Now,
22:40this QIP money
22:41which we have raised
22:42is for
22:43future
22:44to buy
22:45to invest
22:46into
22:47more properties
22:48so that the pipeline
22:49increases
22:50because we just
22:51can't sit back
22:52and say,
22:53okay,
22:54I've got this pipeline
22:55and I have to keep
22:56fueling that pipeline
22:57to see that
22:58newer projects
22:59come in.
23:00So we have already
23:01listed out
23:02in our
23:03regulatory filing
23:04the list of
23:05properties
23:06that we are
23:07intending to
23:08invest in
23:09and if those
23:10get invested
23:11this money
23:12will get
23:13utilized properly.
23:14India's retail
23:15inflation is
23:16expected to ease
23:17further to its
23:18lowest level
23:19in five years.
23:20This comes on the
23:21base effect
23:22and continuing
23:23decline in food
23:24pressures.
23:25Pallavi brings us
23:26the key numbers.
23:27India's retail
23:28inflation
23:29fell to the
23:30lowest in five
23:31years for the
23:32month of July
23:33and for the
23:34month of August
23:35it's expected
23:36that it will
23:37ease further
23:38still.
23:39Retail inflation
23:40is expected to
23:41come in
23:42at 3.42%
23:43for the month
23:44of August
23:45and that's
23:46compared to
23:473.54%
23:48that we had
23:49seen in July.
23:50This forecast is
23:51according to a
23:52Bloomberg poll
23:53of economists.
23:54Now, if that
23:55happens,
23:56it will be
23:57the lowest
23:58print since
23:59August 2019
24:00and if
24:01that happens
24:02in September
24:032019,
24:04that inflation
24:05will be
24:06within the
24:07RBI's
24:08target of
24:094%.
24:10To be sure,
24:11we did see
24:12inflation in
24:13January 2021
24:14as well
24:15coming close
24:16to the
24:17target at
24:18about 4.1%.
24:19Now,
24:20while this
24:21easing is
24:22largely on
24:23the back
24:24of the
24:25base effect,
24:26it's also
24:27because of
24:28some sequential
24:29prices.
24:30For example,
24:31potatoes saw
24:32a rise
24:33on an
24:34annual basis
24:35but tomato
24:36prices fell
24:37on an
24:38annual basis.
24:39Meanwhile,
24:40on a
24:41sequential
24:42basis,
24:43we saw
24:44tomato
24:45prices see
24:46a fairly
24:47sharp
24:48correction
24:49in August
24:50that's
24:51compared
24:52to the
24:53month of
24:54July.
24:55Potato
24:56and onion
24:57prices did
24:58see
24:59a
25:00sharp
25:01correction
25:02in
25:03August
25:04that's
25:05compared
25:06to the
25:07month
25:08of
25:09July.
25:10Let's
25:11turn our
25:12focus
25:13to
25:14infrastructure
25:15in the
25:16country's
25:17financial
25:18capital
25:19now.
25:20On your
25:21screens
25:22are two
25:23sets of
25:24videos
25:25that tell
25:26you the
25:27history
25:28of the
25:29state
25:30of Mumbai.
25:31Let's
25:32first
25:33take a
25:34look at
25:35the
25:36coastal
25:37road
25:38project.
25:39One
25:40of the
25:41two
25:42arch
25:43bridges
25:44open
25:45today.
25:46The
25:47arch
25:48bridge
25:49connects
25:50the
25:51coastal
25:52road
25:53to
25:54the
25:55Bandra
25:56sea
25:57face.
25:58This
25:59is the
26:00beginning
26:01of this
26:02particular
26:03arch
26:04bridge
26:05which will
26:06be
26:07connecting
26:08coastal
26:09road all
26:10the way
26:11to
26:12the
26:13Bandra
26:14sea
26:15face.
26:16This
26:17is where
26:18the
26:19bridge
26:20starts
26:21after
26:22vehicles
26:23exit at
26:24coastal
26:25road.
26:26This
26:27is the
26:28actual
26:29road.
26:30Travel
26:31time is
26:32just about
26:33a minute
26:34on this
26:35particular
26:36bridge.
26:37What used
26:38to take
26:39about five
26:40to seven
26:41minutes
26:42after
26:43exiting
26:44on
26:45Worli
26:46and going
26:47all the
26:48way to
26:49Worli
26:50sea
26:51face has
26:52now
26:53reduced
26:54by
26:55a
26:56quarter
26:57of a
26:58minute.
26:59This
27:00is the
27:01actual
27:02road
27:03that
27:04will
27:05take
27:06us
27:07to
27:08Worli
27:09sea
27:10face.
27:11This
27:12is the
27:13actual
27:14road
27:15that
27:16will
27:17take
27:18us
27:19to
27:20Worli
27:21sea
27:22face.
27:23This
27:24is the
27:25actual
27:26road
27:27that
27:28will
27:29take
27:30us
27:31to
27:32Worli
27:33sea
27:34face.
27:35This
27:36is the
27:37actual
27:38road
27:39that
27:40will
27:41take
27:42us
27:43to
27:44Worli
27:45sea
27:46face.
27:47This
27:48is the
27:49actual
27:50road
27:51that
27:52will
27:53take
27:54us
27:55to
27:56Worli
27:57sea
27:58face.
27:59This
28:00is the
28:01actual
28:02road
28:03that
28:04will
28:05take
28:06us
28:07to
28:08Worli
28:09sea
28:10face.
28:11This
28:12is the
28:13actual
28:14road
28:15that
28:16will
28:17take
28:18us
28:19to
28:20Worli
28:21sea
28:22face.
28:23This
28:24is the
28:25actual
28:26road
28:27that
28:28will
28:29take
28:30us
28:31to
28:32Worli
28:33sea
28:34face.
28:35This
28:36is the
28:37actual
28:38road
28:39that
28:40will
28:41take
28:42us
28:43to
28:44Worli
28:45sea
28:46face.
28:47This
28:48is the
28:49actual
28:50road
28:51that
28:52will
28:53take
28:54us
28:55to
28:56Worli
28:57sea
28:58face.
28:59This
29:00is the
29:01actual
29:02road
29:03that
29:04will
29:05take
29:06us
29:07to
29:08Worli
29:09sea
29:10face.
29:11This
29:12is the
29:13actual
29:14road
29:15that
29:16will
29:17take
29:18us
29:19to
29:20Worli
29:21sea
29:22face.
29:23This
29:24is the
29:25actual
29:26road
29:27that
29:28will
29:29take
29:30us
29:31to
29:32Worli
29:33sea
29:34face.
29:35This
29:36is the
29:37actual
29:38road
29:39that
29:40will
29:41take
29:42us
29:43to
29:44Worli
29:45sea
29:46face.
29:47This
29:48is the
29:49actual
29:50road
29:51that
29:52will
29:53take
29:54us
29:55to
29:56Worli
29:57sea
29:58face.
29:59This
30:00is the
30:01actual
30:02road
30:03that
30:04will
30:05take
30:06us
30:07to
30:08Worli
30:09sea
30:10face.
30:11This
30:12is the
30:13actual
30:14road
30:15that
30:16will