Graffiti Gully: Explore Mumbai's Raw Street Art

The full graffiti mural for the hip-hop group 7Bantaiz. The word "SLUM" is written in a bold, colorful wildstyle, with portraits of the artists integrated into the background.

A tribute to the metal band Slipknot, featuring their iconic masks alongside complex yellow lettering on a bright blue wall. A great example of subculture representation in street art.

Two distinct graffiti styles side-by-side. On the left, a purple and yellow piece with sharp, aggressive lines, and on the right, an orange and yellow piece with a more rounded, flowing style.

A clean and sharp graffiti piece in orange, white, and red. The lettering is a great example of wildstyle, where the letters are abstracted and interwoven in a complex format.

Local residents sit and chat in front of a vibrant wall of graffiti at Sassoon Dock. This image shows how street art becomes a part of the everyday landscape and a backdrop for community life.

A black and white photograph capturing a moment of pause in front of an intricate, almost monstrous, graffiti piece. The high contrast of the photo emphasizes the detailed linework of the art.

A clever piece of graffiti showing a red ant on top of a stylized brain. This work by Moodgrass is the first part of a two-part statement piece found at Reay Road.

The second part of the Moodgrass piece, with the text "Your Thoughts Are Bugged Too" sprayed in red next to the original brain artwork. A witty and thought-provoking message.

A fun, character-driven graffiti piece for "Jukebox Cowboys" by artist Mynt One. The artwork features a cowboy hat-wearing scorpion, showcasing a more illustrative and cartoonish style.