When you talk about Mumbai weather, winter is definitely not a season that comes to mind. It has to be monsoon, which just doesn't seem to ever end in the city. Okay, that maybe exaggeration but Mumbai is not exactly blessed with winter like Dilliwalas. All the city experiences is a few weeks, when nights and early mornings feel slightly cold and people are not sweating through the day. Also see: OMG! Arshad, the famous Pakistani chaiwala’s TV makeover has everyone going gaga! Comedian and Mumbaikar Rohan Joshi felt a slight dip in the temperature and congratulated Mumbaikars on the arrival of what he calls 'winters'. "Nothing is wet, it's slightly cool early in the mornings and also whenever one is in the shade. Congratulations Mumbai, "winter" is here," he tweeted (we're not sure of the GOT reference, but sure!). But he also knows that THIS cannot exactly be called winters, a season that has started to hit parts of north India. "Bombay needs a new, unique name for the final season of the year because it isn't really winter. If winter is a dump, what we get is a far," he tweeted again. He himself came up with a few names. "Winterlet, Winterish, Diet Garmi, Chhota Summer #AlternativeBombayWinterNames" he wrote and gave birth to the hashtag. In no time, people suggested new names winters in Mumbai and some of them are hilarious. @mojorojo Loseter. Coz this sure ain't no win. #AlternativeBombayWintername — Kautuk Srivastava (@Cowtuk) October 26, 2016 @mojorojo Les Paséna — rvp fan (@zedchrmsm) October 26, 2016 @mojorojo i have a better one. budget thandi — ajinkya ketkar (@ketkarajinkya) October 26, 2016 @mojorojo Upper Winter — Mr. Peeper Number (@krazyfrog) October 26, 2016 @mojorojo Not coming. — Rahul Lewis (@rahulDlewis) October 26, 2016 @mojorojo Green tea of winters. — Social Shake (@social_shake) October 26, 2016 @mojorojo Four seasons in bombay - Summer Grande, Summer Rainy, Summer October, Summer Jr. — Random Walk (@AtRandomWalk) October 26, 2016 @mojorojo Santa ka Sauna #AlternativeBombayWinterNames — Soumik Sen (@bangdu) October 26, 2016 Do you have another name for Mumbai winters? Tell us in the comments below.
