In 1971, Satrasta (also known as Saat Rasta) and Mahalaxmi were significant locations in Bombay (now Mumbai). Satrasta, meaning "seven roads" in Marathi, was a busy traffic junction near Jacob Circle, connecting various parts of South Mumbai. Mahalaxmi was known for its racecourse, railway station, and the Mahalaxmi temple. The area around Satrasta included commercial buildings, residential areas, and was close to the Mahalaxmi railway station. . . . . . [Mahalakshmi Station 1971, Andheri Satras

Mumbai’s first cable‑stayed rail over bridge at Mahalaxmi is set to transform South Mumbai connectivity. This state-of-the-art 803‑metre, four-lane flyover over the Western Railway tracks is part of the Mahalaxmi–Haji Ali missing link project. Connectivity Highlights: • Direct link between Mahalaxmi Station, Saat Rasta, Haji Ali Junction, Worli Naka, and surrounding arterial roads. • Seamless integration with Dr. E Moses Road, Dhobi Ghat Road, Racecourse Road, and the upcoming coastal road corri