India, May 27 -- As Mumbai braces for the monsoon, frustrated residents - both homebuyers and renters - have taken to social media to voice their concerns over recurring waterlogging, flooding, and fallen trees, despite living in some of the city's most expensive neighbourhoods.

"Paying Rs.25,000 per sq ft just to experience submerged roads every monsoon," quipped one user on X (formerly Twitter), echoing the sentiment of many who pay monthly rents ranging from Rs.40,000 to Rs.1 lakh, only to find waterlogged streets right outside their doorsteps.

The issue has also sparked conversations on Reddit, where users are actively debating which areas in Mumbai offer relatively hassle-free living during the rains.

As heavy rains once again bro...