Mumbai`s Fitzgerald Fountain relocated to its original site

Motorists pass by the restored Fitzgerald Fountain at the Metro Cinema junction in Mumbai, where the heritage structure now stands prominently

The fountain, built in 1867 at Dhobi Talao, is named after Sir William Fitzgerald, who was the Governor of Bombay at the time

A closer look at the restored Fitzgerald Fountain, showcasing its ornate Victorian architecture

The fountain’s intricate design in cast iron features scrollwork, floral motifs and basins, reflecting the craftsmanship of colonial-era urban aesthetics

South Mumbai boasts numerous heritage structures built in Victorian architectural style