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Something in the Mumbai skies made Vijay Varma, Malaika Arora and others to stop and stare. Here's why it's all over the internet

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There are days when the sky doesn’t just change colour—it shifts moods, tells stories, and casts spells. This week, Mumbai’s skies did exactly that. In a city known more for its chaos than calm, the heavens put on a breathtaking display of orange, gold, and mauve hues that turned everyday commutes into cinematic moments. With clouds softly draping the horizon and the sea shimmering under molten light, it felt less like a Monday evening and more like a scene out of a Monet painting.

Mumbaikars, always quick with their phones and poetic captions, rushed to capture the rare spectacle. X (formerly Twitter) flooded with snapshots of streets glowing in amber light and office-goers pausing just to soak it in.

One user wrote, “Mumbai’s sunset bathes the city in golden hues, where sea meets sky in a tranquil embrace.”


Another gushed, “Having such beautiful orange evening sky gives a different vibe! Surreal… Mumbai meri jaan!” — s_r_khandelwal (@s_r_khandelwal) The internet, naturally, couldn’t keep calm. “Mumbai skies this week,” wrote a user simply, attaching a photo that needed no words.


Another posted, “Finally captured the much talked Mumbai evening sky.”

Even Bollywood couldn’t resist. Vijay Varma took to Instagram with a minimal yet evocative caption: “Sunset musings.”

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Malaika Arora joined in, sharing a stunning view of the golden-lit sea, calling it “Magic Light.”

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Over on Reddit, the mood was no different. Users shared everything from DSLR shots to phone-snapped images, all capturing the same golden serenity. “Mumbai sunsets are a sight to sore eyes after tiring days,” one said. Another waxed poetic: “Pre-monsoon clouds and the setting sun—golden combination!”

This burst of atmospheric beauty, many noted, came courtesy of pre-monsoon cloud formations blending with late-summer light. Whether scientific or serendipitous, the result was the same: a city collectively pausing, hearts full, eyes skyward.
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