Wills-Kate arrive in Mumbai for first ever India visit

April 10, 2016 11:32

Britain's Prince William and wife Kate have arrived in Mumbai ahead of their first ever India visit. While in India they will experience the four passions which unite the country - cricket, Bollywood, politics and family. The royal couple will also visit the Taj Mahal.

The two will head to the Oval Maidan on Sunday to watch and take part in a cricket match between beneficiaries and representatives of three charities based in Mumbai -- Magic Bus, Doorstep, and India's Childline.

In the evening, they will attend a glittering reception and dinner alongside some of the biggest names in business and Bollywood, to celebrate Mumbai's film and creative industries.

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