Rains in Mumbai have brought the city to a standstill. With knee-deep water filling most streets, there is chaos across the city. While traffic is miserable and people are left stranded in the situation, the spirit of Mumbai has been left intact. Life goes on here, no matter what. The people of the city have risen to the situation and extended a helping hand to whoever is in need. Strangers are offering food and shelter to each, so many people have opened their homes to those stuck due to the rains. Telugu actor Harshvardhan Rane left the comfort of his home to venture out in the city and help those who were stranded. 

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One such heartwarming incident was recently shared by Shikha Chawla, a resident of Mumbai who was stuck on her way back from work. With flooded streets and a terrible traffic, she couldn't manage to get a ride home when she left office at 3 in the afternoon. Fortunately, a cab driver who was not on duty agreed to drop her home, even though it meant putting his car at risk in the knee-deep water.

He even kept assuring that no matter what, he would drop her home safely. They reached her home after a good 5-6 hours and that meant the cab driver had to make another long journey back home.

Shikha posted on Facebook, narrating the incident. When she had found the driver, he was with a relative who had come from a village and was looking for a job in the city. Shikha is trying to help the man find a job and repay the act of kindness.

The cab driver's relative worked as a computer teacher in his village. Shikha has given his contact details in her post and has reached out to the internet to help find the man a decent job.

Humanity is not dead. Share this with as many people as you can. A good deed should never go unrewarded.