The 60-year-old centre on the eastern end of Tilak Bridge is popular with residents. Pics /Suresh Karkera

With a shop for every need, a transit hub connecting the suburbs to SoBo, and a chaotic railway station, Dadar is a world of its own. The neighbourhood, thanks to its dense population and non-stop heavy traffic, also feels hotter than most of Mumbai. It seems only fitting then that the almost 100-year-old Tilak bridge that connects Dadar West and East ends in a juice junction of sorts on its eastern end, where three stalls provide much-needed respite from the sultry weather.