Social media is abuzz with woes of Mumbaikars dealing with heavy rains, failing infrastructure of the city, and bosses who just won’t budge and give them a leave instead. While Mumbai police has done commendable work in helping out the citizens in need, Mumbai administration has failed to provide substantial relief. In this exasperating farrago of events, Mumbaikars turn to humour for even the little consolation it gives.
Life of Mumbaikar….#MumbaiRains2018 #mumbairains pic.twitter.com/zVBLp0itfu
— miss_yadav (@khushspks) July 10, 2018
#MumbaiRainsMe to Boss : Cant reach office due to rainBoss : There’s an audit todayMe : Coming…. pic.twitter.com/zb3cWq0XS9
— man_of_few_words™ (@man_of_fewwords) July 9, 2018
It’s a possibility.
There is a strong possibility that Mumbai infrastructure will be ready and prepared for monsoons in the future. There is also a possibility that climate change may have elliminated rainfall altogether by then.
— Vir Das (@thevirdas) July 9, 2018
When Mumbai gets creative with critique of their predicament.
In Mumbai earlier rain was measured as ‘train chalu hai k bandh hai’ nowadays it is measured as ‘bridge hai k gir gaya’ #MumbaiRains
— icem@n (@meckoni) July 10, 2018
Substances soluble in water1. NaCl2. CaCO33. JVLR4. SCLR5. WEH#MumbaiRains #MumbaiRainsLive #MumbaiRain
— MJ (@MilindkJoshi) July 10, 2018
I think #MumbaiRains can be listed under government achievements under the category of “Providing irrigation to farmers in close collaboration with gods”
— Madhavan Narayanan (@madversity) July 10, 2018
Is it too much to ask, han? Bolo na.
What Mumbai desperately requires today is a romantic CM, who will open his window, check the weather outside, look at his bed inside,check the weather outside, look at his bed inside and then declare a state holiday…#MumbaiRains
— Atul Khatri (@one_by_two) July 9, 2018
Never leaving home ever again.
#MumbaiRainsEvery Mumbaikars situation after reaching home from office. pic.twitter.com/FPZtLbBohS
— HowFootballSavedHumans (@HowHumans) July 9, 2018
Nadiya ke paar, office humaar.
Mumbai people going to work. #mumbairains pic.twitter.com/x6zPvVMBsS
— Angoor Stark 🍇🇫🇷 (@ladywithflaws) July 10, 2018
Hello Uber, Boats chala do? Paani hai.
When is #uberboat launching for #mumbai #MumbaiRain
— Mrinali Kaul (@mrinali89) July 10, 2018
When you sleep in Mumbai and wake up in Venice.
When rain brings out the poet in you
Badal garaj#Uber surge#Lonavala urge#Mumbai submergeWater splurgeGutter purgeBut #Mumbaikars , let’s workIt’s our farzWarna kaun bharega karz!@smart_mumbaikar #MumbaiRains #MumbaiRainsLive #MumbaiRain #TuesdayThoughts #MumbaiTraffic
— CA Amit Jain (@amitakjain) July 10, 2018
Got this on Whatsapp. #MumbaiRain pic.twitter.com/0lNMiok0GN
— Aunindyo Chakravarty (@AunindyoC) July 10, 2018
Here’s to acknowledging the patience and determination of Mumbai people going to work despite the heavy splurge.
#Epic #MumbaiRain …Hey boss, it’s raining so… pic.twitter.com/OvsApHjgSY
— Sandesh M Jadhav (@sandesh_mj) July 10, 2018
Subjectivity, bro.
There are 2 types of #MumbaiRains tweets today. “Such amazing weather/chai + pakoda” = Person is at home.”@#*”@#” = Person is at work.
— Mihir Bijur (@MihirBijur) July 9, 2018
Just, FYI.
Mandatory sticker to avoid traffic challan when #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/6kb4FngFBH
— Sujit Mohan (@sujitmohan88) July 9, 2018
Me- hello sir.. It’s raining heavily since night..so..and.. I need a…
Boss – yea ik! Don’t be late tho.#MumbaiRains #MumbaiRain #MumbaiMonsoon #MumbaiTraffic pic.twitter.com/toIW0QiMLO— Kriss (@kristtiinaaaa) July 9, 2018
Traffic – Ek Prem Katha Me & my friend started from Saki Naka…He left for DubaiI left for Mira RoadAfter 4 hours…His status – Enjoying at Burj KhalifaMy status – Crossed Dahisar Toll Naka🤣🤣 #Mumbairain #Mumbaitraffic
— Mohammed danish alim (@danishalim) July 10, 2018
Option A, okay, thank you bye.
It’s difficult to be a boss during Mumbai rains…chutti du ya chutti lu…#MumbaiRains
— Balkrishna Sharma (@Bks1782) July 9, 2018
‘Na-insaafi milord’.
Dear Mumbaikars,Please pay your taxes on time and vote in elections so that in the face of adversity they congratulate you for exhibiting the ‘spirit of Mumbai.’#MumbaiRains
— Saniya Sayed (@Ssaniya25) July 10, 2018
Mumbaikars be like #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/W5wZeBUefY
— Devil ®️ (@devillaughslast) July 10, 2018
Free entry for allll.
Open today….. free entry for all. #WorldsLargestWaterPark#MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/3rJFXh4Q8Z
— Harsh Goenka (@hvgoenka) July 10, 2018
I think the Spirit of Mumbai is a whiskey. They say it’s neat, It’s usually drowned in water.#MumbaiRains
— umesh yadav (omi) (@umeshyadav038) July 10, 2018
Shiiiit.
People who have mentioned swimming as a hobby in their CV have to report to office……….. HR 😂😝#MumbaiRain #MumbaiRains #rain #RainUpdates #MumbaiRainsLive #MumbaiMonsoon #MumbaiTrains #BMC
— TUSHAR (@tushar_rothe) July 9, 2018
Hiring procedure in Mumbai be like
#MumbaiRainsInterviewer : What is your strength?Candidate : Sir, baarish me bhi 15 mins me office aa jata hu*Hired on the spot*
— Aapla शौकीन (@AamButShaukin) July 9, 2018
2 eyes, 4 things to look out for, kese how?
Mumbaikars are very confused.While walking, do they look:1. To the sky for falling overbridges and planes2. Down for potholes and collapsing roads3. Sideways for falling trees and burning buildings4. Or straight for policemen looking for plastic bags. #MumbaiRain
— Sandiip Bhardwaj (@srajb) July 5, 2018
