From submarine service to floating chappal...Mumbai rains spark meme fest. Internet can't stop laughing

Mumbai faced heavy rains, causing floods and disruptions. Flights were delayed, and a red alert was issued. Mumbaikars responded with humor, sharing memes on social media. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) declared a holiday for governm...

As rain batters Mumbai, the citizens are finding respite by sharing memes on X. (X- @Vtxt21/@sidhanthpilania)
When the skies open up over Mumbai, it’s never just about the rain—it’s about the city’s spirit to laugh through the chaos. This week, as relentless downpours drenched the city for the second straight day, streets turned into rivers, flights went off schedule, and red alerts dominated the news. But instead of sulking, Mumbaikars did what they do best: fire up X (formerly Twitter) and turn the flood into a meme fest.

Still, the storm outside couldn’t wash away the city’s sense of humour. Memes poured in almost as fast as the rain itself.

Check out the memes here-



One user joked about the new transport service launched in Mumbai as he shared a car that turned into a submarine.


One user joked about losing their footwear to the flood.

Others shared their exasperation with nonstop downpours.
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Another post simply captured the mood with a meme

The love-hate relationship Mumbaikars have with the monsoon was also on full display. One post compared the excitement in June when the first showers arrive to the frustration in August when it just won’t stop raining.

And of course, Bollywood found its way into the mix. A user dropped an Akshay Kumar meme with just one word: “Parallels.”

BMC's announcement

Mumbai remained under a red alert on Tuesday as extremely heavy rains continued, leading to widespread waterlogging, traffic snarls, and even disruptions at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. Airlines had to issue advisories urging passengers to plan ahead and brace for delays. In response, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) announced that all government and semi-government offices in the city would remain shut on August 19, while requesting private firms to allow employees to work from home.
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