Mahalakshmi temple

Way to Mahalakshmi temple in Mumbai. This is one of the oldest temples in Mumbai built in 1771 A.D.
The legend is that 3 idols of the deity were immersed in the sea off Worli by the devotees to avoid desecration by the Muslim invaders. This was when Bombay comprised of 7 isalnds. Subsequently during British rule the British Governor William Hornby entrusted the task of connecting all the islands by a causeway to an Indian engineer Prabhu. The link between Worli and Malabar Hill kept breaking and one night Goddess Mahalakshmi appeared in his dreams and suggested he recover the idols from the sea and construct a temple on the coast, which he did, and all the islands of Bombay were successfully connected. Today it is one of the most visited temples in Mumbai
Due to restiction on photography of the temple, this is the best image I could get using my phone camera.

CDP Theme Day - Pink

Street art or Graffiti in Bandra.

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St.Andrew's church

St. Andrew's Church is one of the oldest churches in Mumbai, built by the Portuguese Jesuits in 1575. Built by the sea in Bandra, it was the only church there till the first quarter of the 17th century.

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Vintage Bandra

In some parts of Bandra old structures and trees live on regardless of the onslaught of modernity.

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On a mission

Her expression suggests she is on a mission with a basket of fish on her head.

Old house

New age fashion guru and prolific photographer Firoze Shakir in front of an old house in Bandra.

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Monochrome mania

Waiting in his summer uniform, for his team to arrive, to play cricket in Girgaon.

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