Imtiaz Ali delivers an emotional triumph with Main Vaapas Aaunga, a moving tale of love, identity, and the lasting scars of Partition.
Read the Story →Lord of the Drinks in Powai offers a delightful blend of vibrant ambience and exceptional cuisine, making it an ideal spot for social outings. However, while the food excels, the cocktails leave room for improvement, resulting in an experience that is enjoyable yet not without its shortcomings.
A quiet café in the heart of Madh Island, Grounded & Co combines great coffee, delicious baked treats, and budget-friendly pricing. Whether you’re taking a break from a shoot or simply looking for a peaceful spot away from Mumbai’s bustle, this hidden gem is well worth a visit.
The Rameshwaram Cafe in Churchgate enchants diners with its harmonious blend of modern and traditional aesthetics, serving up iconic South Indian comfort food that excels in both taste and experience. A late evening visit is recommended for a more leisurely meal, allowing guests to savor dishes like the Ghee Idli Podi and Butter Masala Dosa without the usual crowds.
A few hours from Mumbai, Lavasa remains one of India’s most fascinating unfinished stories. Surrounded by scenic hills and a tranquil lake, the planned city offers stunning views and distinctive European-inspired architecture. Yet behind the beauty lies an eerie silence—shuttered storefronts, incomplete developments and empty promenades that give the town the feel of a ghost city frozen in time. Despite its shortcomings, Lavasa remains a compelling weekend escape for travellers seeking scenery, photography and a glimpse into one of India’s most ambitious urban experiments.
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