Shah Rukh Khan is now a hardcore Mumbaikar. He settled in Mumbai from Delhi ages ago and since then he has drenched himself into all things Mumbai. Here’s what he loves about Mumbai monsoons.

As the monsoon clouds gather over the city, and Mumbai rains take over, residents find themselves caught in a delightful downpour. While some grumble about traffic snarls and waterlogged streets, others embrace the rain with open arms. And then there’s Bollywood’s beloved Badshah, Shah Rukh Khan, who knows how to turn a rainy day into a magical experience.

Worli Seaface: Where SRK Finds Solace

Picture this: The iconic Worli Seaface, waves crashing against the rocks, and Shah Rukh Khan parked in his sleek black SUV. It’s a scene straight out of a romantic movie, and SRK knows how to make the most of it. In a past interview to a Mumbai based tabloid, SRK had shared that after a long drive through the rain-kissed streets of Mumbai, he often heads to Worli Seaface with his kids. The sea breeze, the rhythmic sound of raindrops, and the distant view of the Bandra-Worli Sea Link—it’s a slice of tranquility in the bustling city.

“Sometimes, I park here with my kids. We roll down the windows, feel the mist on our faces, and just watch the rain. It’s therapeutic,” he had shared.

Bhutta and Rain: SRK’s Perfect Combo

But what’s Mumbai rains without some street food? Shah Rukh Khan, the Delhiite turned Mumbaikar, has a weakness for bhutta (roasted corn on the cob). “I would love to go out and have a bhutta in the rain,” he confessed.

SRK’s Rainy Day Playlist

Music is another essential ingredient in SRK’s monsoon recipe. His playlist includes soulful melodies, old Hindi classics, and a touch of nostalgia. “Rainy days are made for music,” he says. “There’s something about the rain that brings out the poet in all of us.”

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The Mumbai rains continue to pour and if you’re stuck at home during a Mumbai downpour, channel your inner SRK. Open the windows, grab a bhutta, put on your favourite rain song, and maybe—just maybe—twirl that umbrella like a superstar. After all, as Shah Rukh Khan knows, there’s magic in the monsoon.