The
businessman
in
suniel
shetty
has
resurfaced
and
the
actor-producer
today
is
on
major
expansion
plans.
Talking
about
it,
Sunil
says,
"I
am
re-working
my
water
resort
H2O
on
a
larger
scale
and
am
trying
to
open
the
restaurant
which
closed
down
10
months
ago.
This
year,
we
had
the
international
jet
skiing
championships.
It's
been
exciting
reviving
the
whole
thing.
We
are
revamping
the
entire
space
and
introducing
new
water
sports
like
wind
surfing,
water
skiing,
parasailing
and
all
kind
of
water
sports
from
all
over
the
world.
I
want
H2O
to
be
on
the
international
map
of
water
sports
and
promote
tourism
in
a
big
way."
Sunil's
water
sports
resort
has
80
fishermen
working
with
it
as
certified
lifeguards.
"Last
year,
was
a
bit
of
a
setback
when
the
restaurant
closed
down
but
people
who
indulge
in
water
sports
need
to
eat
too
so
I
am
getting
Salt
Water
Grill
to
open
too.
I
am
working
with
the
government
to
apply
for
permissions.
It's
a
new
chapter
today.
It's
a
project
that's
close
to
my
heart.
Mumbai
has
such
a
big
coastline
--
with
proper
planning,
we
can
make
it
the
numero
uno
destination
for
water
sports.
I
love
water
sports
and
I
want
people
from
all
the
world
coming
in
to
enjoy
what
India
has
to
offer
in
water
sports."
What
had
happened?
Last
year
Sunil's
sea-view
restaurant
Saltwater
Grill
at
Girgaum
had
been
shut
down
because
of
the
Maharashtra
Tourism
Development
Corporation
(MTDC)
served
them
a
termination
notice,
following
a
complaint
lodged
by
Amit
Maru,
a
resident
of
Tulsiwadi
at
Mahalaxmi,
for
violations
of
the
Environment
Protection
Act,
1986,
and
the
Prevention
of
Damage
to
Public
Property
Act,
1984.