At 71 Feet, This Santa May Be India's Tallest

Darpan News Desk IANS, 23 Dec, 2015 12:55 PM

As Christmas festivities grip the city, retail chain Shoppers Stop has created a 71 feet tall installation of Santa Claus at a mall here.

Touted to be India's tallest installation of the jolly man in red, it may even make an entry into the Limca Book of Records, read a statement.

The gigantic installation, which is established at Inorbit Mall in Malad here, was constructed in 12 days by Shopper Stop's in-house visual merchandising team. Over 30 people worked round-the-clock to construct it.

It will be on display till December 31.

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