Filmmaker Kunal Kohli says he rushed his mother to Hinduja Hospital in Khar on Diwali night, but encountered residents bursting loud firecrackers right outside the hospital gate despite his request to avoid noisy crackers near the facility. He later shared a resident’s reply, according to multiple reports, and tagged the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) in his post.
The coverage agrees on the core sequence: Kohli brings an emergency patient to the hospital, witnesses loud crackers nearby, asks residents to stop or limit them, and receives an alleged dismissive response—summarised as the hospital being “in the wrong place.” Outlets also note that netizens condemned the behaviour after Kohli’s complaint spread online.
Some reports focus more tightly on the quoted “hospital galat jagah pe hai” line and the resident’s alleged claim, while others emphasise the emergency context and Kohli’s tagging of the BMC. One outlet adds broader background on silence-zone rules for hospitals and court directions on curbing noise pollution, while the others mainly concentrate on Kohli’s account and public reaction.
