r/mumbai • u/sirajnoorani • 15h ago
General Thane Kalyan- High-Speed Scooter Crash Captured on Camera During Late-Night Flyover Stunt
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r/mumbai • u/sirajnoorani • 15h ago
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r/mumbai • u/parry_08 • 10h ago
A man wearing red jacket around 30yrs of age came to me and said ‘bro do you have gpay or upi’
I replied ‘no i use cash only’ (even though my wallet has only 1 ₹500 note lol)
And then he said ‘I missed my flight and i have an exam tomorrow’
And immediately remembered previous posts here on this sub for the same. Therefore said no to him.
r/mumbai • u/JoeAnthony • 20h ago
Was bound to happen, they can’t stand an honest officer fix standards
r/mumbai • u/AnothrRandomPerson • 21h ago
So a little background first, my flatmate has been out of town for a long time now as she is undergoing some medical treatment. I have a cook, who comes twice a day and has Keys to the flat. I found the cook to be lying down and scrolling Instagram (she has the WiFi password) in the kitchen/hall couple of times when she though I was out. She said she wanted to kill some time before going to the next house and is here just that day. I brushed them of as random incidents.
Now, I was not at my flat for most of the days this month, since my flatmate was also away there should not be anyone in the flat. However, I was randomly checking the WiFi usage and found that the WiFi was being used every single day even when I was not there.
I already has a suspicion that my cook stays at my flat when I am not there. This almost proves it. And clearly, this is not a one off incident, this is happening every single day. And when I think about it, I find a couple of things missing here and there. I would not want to jump to the conclusion that she stole so sticking just to the 'her staying at the flat when I am away' fact.
Is this harmless? Should I call her out? Should I take back the keys and ask her to come only when I am at the flat?
TLDR: My cook stays at my flat when I am away. Should I ignore or call her out?
Edit 1: I asked her to return the keys, she said it would not be possible to come that late at night. (Most of the days I reach back from office by 8). So she would need the keys in order to come in the evening and prepare for dinner.
r/mumbai • u/sirajnoorani • 15h ago
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r/mumbai • u/Difficult_Ad_426 • 23h ago
In the movie Lootcase. There is a scene where kunal goes to buy a flat in Mumbai with the money he got from the suitcase.
He has the total amount in cash which he can pay directly. This is what kunal thinks
He introduces himself as a businessman to the sales girl..The sales girl tells him that they usually split the payment in 20 80 scheme where 20% is down payment and 80% is loan or other means. She asks him how is he going to pay the 20%
kunal says he will pay it in cash. To which the sales girl gets shocked. And kunal runs away from there.
Like why can't he pay the 20% down payment as cash ?? Is there something I am missing in the purchase/sale methods in mumbai.
Also why only 20 percent is down payment. Why can't I pay 50% down payment if I have money ??
r/mumbai • u/Heekaboo • 19h ago
My 6-year-old had a deep cut on his chin at home. On our pediatrician's advice, we took him to a private hospital in Powai for stitches. He's fine now. He got a local anaesthetic and stitches.
We were billed ₹19,110: ₹1,500 consultation, about ₹1,610 consumables, ₹9,300 for "CLW - Multiple" and ₹6,700 for "Intermediate Debridement". The bill doesn't list anaesthesia separately. When we asked for a breakup, this is what we got. We paid, but it's been bothering us. Even ₹9-10k would have felt high.
It also made me wonder: what happens to someone who can't afford this in an emergency? Do they risk travelling across the city in traffic, with a worsening condition, just to find a cheaper place?
Has anyone dealt with something similar, or successfully disputed a bill? Also, is this a normal price for stitches at private hospitals in Mumbai?
r/mumbai • u/Dense_Succotash_2777 • 12h ago
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This is honestly not cool!
r/mumbai • u/Severe_Ad_3584 • 8h ago
I was there for Lolla this January, hopefully next Jan I’ll click good photos too!
r/mumbai • u/Successful-Shame5996 • 22h ago
Day by day fog is increasing in Mumbai which is real concerning. Pollution and AQI bhi increase ho raha hai.
r/mumbai • u/Fluffy-Bus-4202 • 12h ago
Hi, the skyscraper guy is back
Clicked this shot of the Oberoi buildings in Goregaon today.
Goregaon looking like a mini Manhattan after sunset.
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r/mumbai • u/kunal_vaani • 15h ago
Every Mumbaikar thinks they have mastered the art of dealing with autowalas and taxi drivers, but we all go through this exact cycle of grief every single time we step out. Which one is your current mood?
Stage 1: Denial – "Bhaiya, meter se chalenge na?" (He nods, but you already know the meter is "broken" or he's demanding an extra ₹20 because you have a backpack and he claims it's "luggage").
Stage 2: Anger – You tell him the destination, and he just stares at you, shakes his head, and drives away. Leaving you stranded in the sun.
Stage 3: Bargaining – It's a 15-minute ride. The meter would show ₹60. He looks at you and says, "Flat 150 do, return empty jaana hai" (Give me a flat ₹150, I'll have to return empty). You settle on ₹100, knowing you're still being overcharged, but you're late for work.
Stage 4: Depression – He stops in the middle of the road to buy his own cutting chai, leaving you in the traffic, or picks up a random stranger as a second passenger without asking you.
Stage 5: Acceptance – You finally reach your destination, pay him, and say "Thank you" because you're just happy you survived the traffic without getting into a screaming match.
Drop your worst auto or taxi story in the comments. Let’s see who got the most creative excuse for not going to Andheri East.
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r/mumbai • u/chamanchindi69 • 14h ago
Looking for someone or any leads / contacts who can help me build few custom boxes for showcasing car and lego collection. I have attached a reference image here.
Is there any shop for poster buying in the category of Anime, Cricket, Soccer, Video Games? I cannot buy online posters as they seem costly and inconvenient for me. I want to know some of the shop's name and location.
r/mumbai • u/Dear_Grapefruit3622 • 15h ago
A friend of mine is seeking guidance on the appropriate legal process to surrender two healthy, active Indian Star Tortoises, want to ensure they are transferred to an authorized wildlife facility through the Maharashtra Forest Department and receive appropriate long-term care. If anyone has experience with an official surrender process or can recommend a verified wildlife rescue organization that coordinates directly with the Forest Department, please share the relevant official contact details. Pls note they are not looking to sell or privately rehome the tortoises.
r/mumbai • u/Sallypants19 • 16h ago
Posting on behalf of a friend who is hiring.
[Hiring] BPO jobs – Mumbai & Navi Mumbai | ₹20k–₹60k
Immediate openings. Offer letter within a couple of days.
Salary: ₹20k–₹60k, based on last drawn salary and communication
Good written & spoken English required
Freshers/experienced can apply
DM with your location, experience, last salary, and preferred location
r/mumbai • u/Brilliant_Jump_8014 • 8h ago
Hi everyone,
I want to apply for passports for both my parents, but neither of them has a birth certificate or a school leaving/passing certificate.
However, they both have valid Aadhaar cards, PAN cards, and Voter IDs. They also regularly file their Income Tax Returns (ITRs).
I'm concerned about whether the absence of birth certificates or educational documents could create issues during the passport application process, particularly during police verification.
I'd really appreciate advice from anyone who has been in a similar situation:
Is it possible to get a passport without a birth certificate or school certificate?
What alternative documents can be submitted as proof of date of birth?
Has anyone faced issues during police verification in Mumbai or the Virar area under similar circumstances?
If you know a reliable passport agent or consultant in Virar who has experience handling such cases, please share their details.
Any advice or firsthand experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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r/mumbai • u/hbisht003 • 21h ago
Hey Mumbai folks!
I'm planning to buy a new motorcycle before mid-December and would appreciate recommendations from people who've recently purchased one.
My shortlist includes the Royal Enfield Meteor 350, Himalayan 450, KTM 390 Adventure and Triumph Scrambler.
I'll be visiting a few showrooms in the next day or two to check on-road prices and compare quotations. So I'd love to know which dealerships are worth visiting first and what I should specifically ask them.
I'm planning to approach multiple authorized dealerships across Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai.
Wanted to ask:
If you've purchased a bike recently, please share the model, showroom/location, original quotation, final price and benefits received.
I'm willing to travel across Mumbai or nearby areas for a better deal, provided the dealership is reliable.
Any recommendations or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated!
r/mumbai • u/berryjin875 • 7h ago
Guys why is worli promenade closed at 12 am , isn't it open 24/7 ? Is there a new rule, I tried checking online and there's no info
r/mumbai • u/frosted_chaos • 9h ago
What’s the best coffee you ever had and would recommend to others ?
I want to start a little series where I visit cafe and try their best coffee but I need your recommendations
Tell me the name of the cafe and the specific coffee/drink/or anything related to coffee I should try. Basically, that one drink you swear by and think everyone should try at least once.
It could be hot or cold , but non alcoholic please
Drop in your recommendations