Linking Road

Linking Road is a prominent shopping street in Bandra West, Mumbai, extending towards Khar and Santacruz. Originally constructed in the 1940s as Dadabhai Navroji Road to link Bandra and Juhu, it has evolved into one of India's major retail districts. The road features a mix of government-licensed street stalls, independent boutiques, and high-end international brand outlets. It is widely recognized for affordable fashion, accessories, footwear, and vibrant street food culture.

Visitors can expect a bustling commercial environment with rows of pavement shops selling clothing, leather goods, cosmetics, and accessories alongside established branded showrooms. The area is pedestrian-friendly but often crowded, especially on weekends and evenings. Bargaining is common at street stalls, while fixed prices apply at branded stores. Numerous eateries, cafes, and fast-food chains are interspersed throughout the market for dining breaks.

Constructed in the early 1940s as one of Mumbai's first arterial roads, it was originally named Dadabhai Navroji Road and served to connect the suburbs of Bandra and Juhu. Commercial development accelerated after the establishment of R.D. National College nearby.

Regarded as a fashion hub for Mumbai's youth and suburban residents, reflecting the city's blend of traditional bargaining culture and modern retail trends. It serves as a social gathering spot combining commerce, dining, and nightlife.