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Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri expressed his frustration on social media over the severe waterlogging problems that plagued Mumbai following the city’s first heavy downpour of the monsoon season. Sharing a video of waterlogged Nepean Sea Road — a posh Mumbai locality home to billionaires, ministers, and officials — Agnihotri criticized the state of urban planning and governance in India.

Mumbai was once again brought to a standstill as heavy monsoon rains drenched the city on Monday, leading to severe waterlogging, particularly in South Bombay (SoBo), the city’s upscale locality. Social media erupted with videos capturing submerged streets, stranded vehicles, and frustrated commuters battling knee-deep water.

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