In Photos: Taking In the Revelry at Mohd Ali Road, One Last Time
Walking the lanes of Mumbai before we celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr.
Walking through Mumbai’s crowded and noisy Mohammed Ali Road is every foodie’s delight and is nothing short of a festival, each night. From sumptuous nihari, tandoori murgh to the sweetened malpua, this food trail offered the best of everything.
We saw visitors throng the khau galli at Mohammed Ali Road for their final iftar.
As we walked a little further, we found a little piece of Persia tucked away in the narrow by-lane of Dongri. The magnificent Mughul Masjid transports you back to Iran with its intricate carvings on the minarets and Persian architecture.
After fasting for a month, chand raat or the night before Eid-ul-Fitr is celebrated by all Muslims shopping and gorging on food all night.
Minara masjid is lit up for Eid.
While our food walk through Mohammed Ali Road concluded, the celebrations for Eid continued.
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