The latest edition of the iconic arts festival in Mumbai opened with a lot of excitement, as city dwellers got yet another opportunity to celebrate Mumbai in different ways

Even as families and children throned the weekend, taking a break from their busy lives, Monday was a different story, as a lot of elderly men and women, came along with their groups of friends to spend time on Rampart Row

Along with the elderly, the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival also saw a lot of students not only from neighbouring colleges but all over the city as the art installations piqued their curiosity in many different ways 

With over 20 art installations on Rampart Row, Mumbaikars had a lot to check out as they not only saw some familiar artworks that piqued their love for Mumbai, but also other nostalgic artworks that made them spend a lot of time there

Even as many of many of them were looking at the artworks, some of them chose to sit on the steps along the festival precinct to soak in the festivities that will go on throughout the day with not heritage walks and more