This Twitter Thread Is An Ode To Mumbai, Where There’s No Space And Yet A Place For Everyone

Srishti Magan

For the longest time, Mumbai has been known as the city that never sleeps. The land of myriad dreams, where every person lives with the belief that ‘apna time aayega‘. And yet, even in the fight to the top, people here continue to enjoy life’s little joys, usually on the side of Marine Drive, munching roadside snacks. 

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That’s exactly what Twitter user Ramki talks about, as he details his experience of Mumbai – the city that truly encapsulates what it means to ‘live and let live’. 

He starts his thread by giving an example of how, dating in Mumbai is as much about sharing earphones and space, as it’s about sharing your love with your S.O. 

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From sitting and staring at the sea among people who don’t ‘look’ or ‘feel’ like you to being a spectator to taxi drivers’ (who aren’t always from Mumbai) personal conversations, Mumbai offers it all. 

And perhaps this is why, whether it’s sharing space with strangers in a restaurant or watching the sunset in solitude, Mumbai never truly leaves you, even if the city is only a pitstop in your journey.

Mumbai is a conflicting city, where people struggle to find space for themselves, and yet find the space to be themselves. And it’s the same unique beauty of the city of perennial dreams that this thread captures perfectly. 

You can read the complete thread here. 

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