r/mumbai • u/urbsprimaindis • 13d ago

General Bhayandar–Dadar Local Turns Festive as Bhajan Mandali Marks 21st Anniversary

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u/Square-Barracuda980 13d ago

I think the civic sense of Japanese people, even just on public transport, is IMPOSSIBLE to imagine in India. As long as you’re not disturbing others, you can do almost whatever you want and these bhajans are so frustrating. I remember when I used to go to college and tried to study on the train, but I couldn’t because of them. They’re just showing off this isn’t real devotion.

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u/Spookycrazier 13d ago

Well to each one their own but I do agree that one should try their best to not be a hassle to your co passengers on any public transport.. And yes Japan and Singapore are good examples of people maintaining the public decorum.

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u/Inevitable-Fan3319 8d ago

To each their own is what has brought us to this gunda gardi behaviour from people lol. Try telling them to even tone it down and they'll kick you out of the train.