Mumbai in Night , juhu and sea link

Vishal also showed us Rekha's bungalow and Amitabha's waiting bungalow. Where we landed near the beach, the night was completely young and was waiting

At Mumbai, from the Mumbai terminal, Vishal took us on foot for quite long. He believed that we will get a taxi ahead. We caught a taxi crossing a flyover near the airport and at 60 INR and we reached a little before Juhu Chowpatty. The road from the airport to Juhu Beach is about 5 kilometers and the taxi drivers here go according to meter only, which is 19 INR for the first one kilometer and Rs 15 for the auto. At night it increases to 19 INR for auto and 23 INR for a taxi. After the completion of one kilometer, the money decreases from the next kilometer.

On the way, Vishal also showed us Rekha's bungalow and Amitabha's waiting bungalow. Where we landed near the beach, the night was completely young and was waiting for the customers. The bees were also hovering near the butterflies. By ignoring them, we moved forward; it was nice to hear the noise of the waves of the ocean in the night's darkness. Walking a scant distance, we reached the famous Chowpatty. By the way, I and Jaat devta had come to this place of Mumbai before and that too during the day when there is a lot of crowds here. Our next flight had four hours, and we wanted to use this time so we were roaming here.

There was not much crowd, and the time was half-past one at night. Along with the family members, the couple was also in large numbers and the policemen started covering them all ten minutes after we got there. The beach was empty quickly. But we still stayed and Vishal wanted to eat one of the famous things here, ice lolly. Me and Sandeep Bhai also said yes. Rajesh ji was not interested. In a glass-like black Coca-Cola and in the other like orange Fanta juice with ice balls like ice cream wrapped on sticks, we had become children. We caught the taxi again after sucking our lollies for a long time. The streets of Mumbai were empty at that time, and the taxi used to take us to the desired location in a short time whereas there is no knowledge of the time that wastes on these roads during the day.

From here Vishal took us to Mumbai Bandra Worli Sea link but unfortunately, there was no light in his stars otherwise it looks very beautiful. Only the street light was burning on it. We did photography there for a while and then went back. Now we started to return for Mumbai Airport. On coming to the airport, Rajesh Ji said that he is sleepy, he wants to go inside and sleep somewhere, we then let him go. After that, I, Sandeep, and Vishal Rathod sat outside the airport and started talking. When we got hungry, we remembered that Paranthen was in Rajesh ji's bag and he was inside; we ate vada pav from a shop outside. We got the vada pav for 30 INR here and that too was not so special, while at our return we went again to Juhu beach and ate vada pav we then got it big there for 20 INR.

We kept talking for a long time, but after that sleep also irritated us. Then flight time was also at six o'clock, so Vishal had to go back, so we first went to Parle station which was ten minutes away from the airport to leave him. Here Vishal bought a ticket to his house and left us. After leaving him, we also returned from the auto to the airport by paying 30 INR.

We entered an hour before. We only had our handbags in the name of the luggage because our luggage bag was already booked for Port Blair. We also woke up Rajesh Ji and at exactly before six o'clock our ship flew to Chennai.