“Concourse trains, 1.5 Crores Rural 1BHK

Reddit user sparked a discussion after describing how to make Mumbai daily grinding “practically applicable” for average owners.

“He was born and raised in Nagbour, I always loved Mumbai … but as soon as I started working, I was very struck by: crowded local population, high rents, bad roads, traffic, rain, noise and pollution. I kissed him after that, I think” this is just Mumbai’s life “, reading yet.

After moving to Bangaluru, Bonnie and now Hyderabad, the difference was “screaming”: “The best weather, lighter traffic, low rents, cleaner air, more peace.

While the poster is still erasing opportunities, culture and energy in Mumbai, they admitted that the quality of their lives is better elsewhere, and they asked: “For those who live in Mumbai, what makes you remain despite the differentials?”

The post hit a tendon with many Internet users who share their opinions.

One user wrote, “Mumbai explodes now … Air pollution. How can a small city accommodate many people?”

Another, a Canadian, moved to Mumbai, called the city “Drainage”: “Crazy rents, continuous traffic, noise, and pollution … It seems to be a survival, not living.

A third scale offer: “Mumbai is not for those who earn less than two dollars/month … to live alone and save, you need 80 thousand dollars per month. With the family, 1.5 liters+. No, this does not include parties or luxury dinner – just a basic live, sober.”