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Mumbai’s 10th Pride March was held on February 3, 2018. (Photo Credits: Harnidh Kaur @PedestrianPoet)

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As India continues to criminalize homosexual relations, the LGBTQ want the government to abolish Section 377.

This year's theme was Themed #377QuitIndia #377à€­à€Ÿà€°à€€à€›à„‹à„œà„‹ (Photo Credits: Madam-Sa @shuchatterji)

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Queer Azaadi Mumbai March aims to fight discrimination and celebrate love all.

Mumbai Pride March is also known as Queer Azaadi Mumbai March. (Photo Credits: Madam-Sa @shuchatterji)

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Men, women, transgenders, kids, Mumbai Pride March 2018 saw them all. (Photo Credits: Madam-Sa @shuchatterji)

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Section 377 is being rightly questioned by LGBTQ community whose life is getting tossed up due to it.

Join the movement and raise your voices. (Photo Credits: (Photo Credits: Gaylaxy‏ @GaylaxyMagazine)

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Mumbai Pride March is a place everyone must become a part of irrespective of your sexuality.

You can be gay and Indian. Nothing to be shocked or ashamed of! (Photo Credits: Gaylaxy‏ @GaylaxyMagazine)

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Sassy messages on placards at Mumbai Pride March is a must-read for all.

Be it Onion Rings or French Fries, Mumbai Pride March is teaching us to love all (Photo Credits: Madam-Sa @shuchatterji)

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From excited teenagers to mature oldies, Queer Azaadi Mumbai saw it all.

Representative (Photo Credits: Madam-Sa @shuchatterji)

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All for Love. Love for all should be the motto for life.

Look at the radiant faces holding colouful cards at Mumbai Pride March (Photo Credits: Gaylaxy‏ @GaylaxyMagazine)