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When nature plays game, its always one sided!!!

This has what happened when nature plays game !!!

The rains which began on 26th July, halted mumbai's pace.
The most affected place were kurla, sion, chembur, goregaon, santacruz, kalyan,
badlapur, thane, andheri (sakinaka)...

The loss cannot be written down in this blog. This space is too little to understand the emotions and truama of those suffered....

But, its amazing to see, how fast mumbai is back to life...

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