Oak Tree Road Hosts Bollywood Music Event, Community Clean-Up Initiative

India-West News Desk

ISELIN, NJ- Woodbridge Township Mayor John E. McCormac attended a Bollywood music event organized by Renascent Media on October 10 here, where organizers also launched a community initiative focused on cleanliness and beautification along Oak Tree Road.

McCormac was accompanied by Township Chief of Staff Caroline Ehrlich and Councilman Virbhadra “Viru” Patel at the #OakTreeStories – Bollywood Jamming event, held at the Raj Jewels Bansal Group parking lot.

The event featured Bollywood music, Indian classical instruments, rap and contemporary performances, bringing together local businesses, artists and residents.

The ‘Cleaner • Greener • Stronger’ initiative was launched alongside the event. As part of the effort, volunteers from the Old Bridge High School boys’ volleyball team took part in a cleanup drive along Oak Tree Road, from Middlesex Avenue to Correja Avenue.

A bench featuring Indian-inspired artwork by Medha Art Studio was also unveiled with support from Woodbridge Township.

“Music brings people together, but the real impact comes when businesses, young people, community leaders and residents work together to make Oak Tree Road cleaner, greener and stronger,” said Tanvi Prenita Chandra, founder and president of Renascent Media.

Other participating brands included National Retail Solutions, Shan Foods, Tea India, GuruNanda and Frontier RAAS. Shalimar Restaurant and House of Biryani & Kebabs provided food for visitors.