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Jun 11, 2010
Wondering where to catch the World Cup?
For all the football fans who want to go out and catch the action from the World Cup on a big screen over a few beer's with a few friends at a bar close to you, we have managed to get together a whole host of places in Mumbai that would do just that. Click here to find the destination of your choice
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