Monsoon Arrives! It's Time For Some Music, Hot Food & Romance In Telly Ville!

The Monsoon has arrived! And going by the current scenario, it is sure to stay here in full form for a long time! While working professionals do crib about the city becoming dirty and filthy during this season, it is also a bliss to visit  Mumbai's hot tourist spots; Marine Lines, Gateway Of India and many more to see the tides lash against the walls and rocks drenching all the passersby! Apart from visiting, there are a few more things that one can thoroughly enjoy only in this particular season! And that is hogging onto the simple yet delicious delicacies with a cup of hot tea!

Here is what your favourite telly stars love doing during Monsoon!

DEEPIKA SINGH: Music on a rainy day is perhaps one of the most popular and melodious things one do. Rain reminds me to play rainy day playlist with one of my loved song,Tip Tip Barsa Pani from movie Mohra. Tea coupled with home cooked hot snacks or fried items make a rainy day a memorable one. Moreover, Rain helps the farmers in getting the desired water for their crops which is so essential as so many farmers facing the brunt of less water.

KARAN PATEL: Who doesn't love a rain shower? Frankly speaking, I'am not too fond of any such music when it raining out. The rain shower never gets old and the fun never ceases to attract you! I enjoy rains my way after all its raining  what else is needed to have fun.

TANYA SHARMA: After months of sweltering heat and humidity, Rains are quite a refreshing change. Mumbai during the rains seems like a fairytale.Whether you go out for a mere stroll or are in a mood for a long drive. If you haven’t walked down the very famous Marine Drive during rains, you haven’t had the pleasure of enjoying the rain in the real sense. Joining the enthusiastic crowd enjoying the rain at the promenade, sit back and see how mighty the Arabian Sea is. Make sure you are present there during a high tide. Enjoy that splash of water on you. Also enjoying some Vada Pav, Batata Vada, Bhel or Sev Puri. Trying out the many flavours of that mouthwatering gola.

SEHBAN AZIM: Rains are my favorite as the weather becomes so soothing, tree becomes more green and beautiful. I end up having more tea or coffee while I sit next to my window peeping outside. Kishore Kumar songs from the movie Ajnabee, "Bheegi Bheegi Raaton Mein Aisi Barsaton Mein Kaisa Lagta Hai" that simply defines the feeling. This season feels like a season to recharge your Mind, body and soul and I feel it does same to the nature.

KUNAL JAI SINGH: Music becomes the very first thing that strikes my mind every time it starts raining. Moreover, there are so many prepossessing Bollywood rain songs that you are forced to have a rainy day playlist altogether. Enjoying it with a cup of coffee and some light comfort snacks like bhajiyas, Vada-pav, Bhel and more. Also I feel monsoons are  super important as that's how our lakes fill up and secondly it helps keeping roads and buildings clean.

ROOP DURGAPAL: Rain and music have a magical connection, duo together makes me so fresh. Even I enjoy singing siting next to my window looking out at showers with Gree tea. Songs like R. D. Burman' Rim Jhim Gire Saawan and Baarish (Is Dard-e-Dil Ki Sifarish) song from the movie Yaariyan are my all time favorite. I also love taking a walk when it's not raining too heavily. A rainy day is perfect to initiate a movie marathon.

ABRAR ZAHOOR: A rainy day is that cool and pleasant day when we can snore throughout the day! You have no work, you can't really go out or don't want to (blinks), and the bed looks more welcoming than ever. You can always rely on 'heat in the oven' food items and some music like Oh, My Love from the Ghost and Adnan Sami' Bheegi Bheegi Raaton Mein to floor you. Tuck yourself in and to hell with the 'rainy day' syndrome!

MAHIKA SHARMA: Rainy day gives you the perfect excuse to plan a get-together. The weather is welcoming, you can add good food and music to it, plan a few indoor games, and top it up with some happy storytelling and nostalgic streaks. I enjoy the song "Sawan Aaya Hai" and when I feels like having fun in rain. I dance on the song, Barso Re Megha from movie Guru. Also, I've been ignoring that occasional but extraordinarily amazing chef within me for too long now. So now I head to the kitchen and churn out some of trademark recipes asking 'Masterchef YouTube' to help me.