Raj Kapoor

A beautiful mural by Bollywood Art Project in Bandra to celebrate a hundred years of 'Greatest Showman of Indian Cinema' - Raj Kapoor (1924-1988)

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Eyes on you

Big brother is watching.

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The great wave

The Great Wave off Kanagawa, by Japanese ukiyo-e artist Hokusai, created in late 1831 during the Edo period of Japanese history, adorns the wall of the Coffee House Mokai on Chapel road, Bandra.

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Dharmendra

A beautiful mural of Dharmendra, a Hindi film star of yesteryears, by Bollywood Art Project, in Bandra.

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Colourful

 A beautiful mural on a wall in Chimbai, Bandra.

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Disturbed

Insect protesting as it feels disturbed by human encroachment in the Bharat van, Marol.

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Wall art

Wall art in Bharat van, Marol.

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Cornered

Graffiti in every nook and corner in Bharat van, Marol.

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Screaming blue!

A mural of an angry young woman in Bharat van, Marol.

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Graffiti

Angry young man on the wall in Bharat van, Marol.

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Bright and beautiful!

A beautiful mural on the flyover in Bandra.

Graffiti

 

I wonder if this is a self portrait of the artist! Saw this in Bharatvan, Marol.

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Raging bull

Looks like a raging bull to me. This lovely mural is in Bharatvan, Marol.

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Sci fi

The future is on the wall in Bharat Van, Marol.

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Graffiti

An arresting graffiti, it doesn't let you pass by without stopping to check it out. This is in Bharat van in Marol.

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Mural

I have no idea what the mural is all about but like it for it is bright and attractive. Maybe galloping horses?

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Smile

A blue eyed person on the wall. Mural in Bharatvan, Marol. 

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Wall art

 A beautiful mural in Bharatvan guarded by 2 sleeping dogs!

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Mandala

A Mandala mural in Bharatvan, Marol.

In the ancient Sanskrit language of Hinduism and Buddhism, mandala means “circle.” Traditionally, a mandala is a geometric design or pattern that represents the cosmos or deities in various heavenly worlds. “It's all about finding peace in the symmetry of the design and of the universe,” says artist Saudamini Madra.

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Wilderness

A colourful mural in Bharat Van, Marol depicting wilderness.

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