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If Bipasha Basu enjoyed a hot cup of tea, Anupam Kher went down memory lane and Ashish Chaudhary loved the sight of raindrops. Bollywood celebrities are soaking in the joys of Mumbai rains.

A few took to Twitter to share their thoughts on the heavy rains that lashed Mumbai Wednesday, disrupting road and rail traffic.

Here's what the celebs had to say:

Ameesha Patel: Good morning darlings. Woke up to such beautiful rains. Felt like curling back into bed with some hot chocolate and staying in all day.

Bipasha Basu: Waking up to a steaming cup of my recent favourite 'Organic Green Tea Passion'! Raining cats and dogs and more! Have to wade through all that to get to the dub!

Anupam Kher: Is it only me who associates rains with nostalgia? A carefree childhood, tin roof house, muddy games, torn umbrella and just laughter.

Ashish Chowdhry: Love seeing the heavy rains out of my window, yet can't help thinking about the homeless. And the poor, who's homes have leaky crumbly roofs.

Dia Mirza: Rain does bring with it a certain melancholy a sense of nostalgia. Dancing in the first shower, jumping, giggling, chasing.

Sujoy Ghosh: Full 'Posiedon' adventure happening below my building. Where did all this water come from?

Nafisa Khan: Only thing to do in such torrential rains is to dance away.

Filmmaker Mohit Suri will start shooting for "Aashiqui 2" from next month with Shraddha Kapoor and Aditya Roy Kapoor in the lead roles, and says that the musical is not a sequel to 1990 hit romantic saga "Aashiqui".

Sharing the information, Suri told " 'Aashiqui 2' will go on floors by next month. We are planning to shoot the film in Goa, Mumbai and Cape Town".

He also said that "Aashiqui 2" is "not a sequel" to 'Aashiqui'.

"It's a new story. The only similarity is the music and the love story. There are seven to eight songs in the film. It's a musical."

Directed by Mahesh Bhatt, Rahul Roy and Anu Agarwal starrer "Aashiqui" was not only a box office success, all the songs from the film, including "Ek sanam chahiye" and "Nazar ke saamne jigar ke", were super hits.

Earlier, Suri had announced that he would make the film with fresh faces.

Giving reasons for casting Shradha and Aditya, he said: "Earlier, we were planning to launch fresh star cast, but it didn't work. As far as these two are concerned, they have just done two to three films. They both fit the bill perfectly."

Actress Bipasha Basu is nervous about dubbing for her film "Raaz 3".

"Getting goose flesh as I head to dub for Raaz 3! It's going to be crazy recreating the madness of the scenes at the dub!" Bipasha tweeted.

Directed by Vikram Bhatt, "Raaz 3", a sequel to "Raaz" and "Raaz: The Mystery Continues", will see the 33-year-old opposite Emraan Hashmi.

Bipasha collaborated with Vishesh Films for 2003 film "Jism", and she worked with Vikram Bhatt in "Aetbaar" which released in 2004.

Bong beauty Bipasha Basu is all set to scare her fans as she has signed the fourth horror film of her career titled ‘Aatma’.

Bipasha confirmed on micro blogging site Twitter that she will be busy working in another horror film this year after ‘Raaz 3’.

Speaking about the films, Bipasha tweeted: “I am on board of a new film called Aatma 2 b directed by@Suparn! (Suparn Verma) Goes on floor next month!Produced by Kumar Mangat 1 of my fav producers!”

Director Suparn Varma had earlier directed films like ‘Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena’ and ‘Acid Factory’.

Pertinently, Bipasha is currently shooting a horror film named 'Raaz 3'. Directed by Vikram Bhatt, 'Raaz 3' is a sequel to 'Raaz – The Mystery Continues'.

Bipasha had earlier worked in two other horror films titled ‘Raaz’ and ‘Darna Zaroori Hain’.