A Bengaluru founder captured the city’s unpredictable weather in a viral sunset video shared on Instagram. A Bengaluru founder has captured the city’s famously unpredictable weather in a video that has now struck a chord with many social media users. The clip, shared on Instagram by Jay Patel, shows a stunning sunset over the city, with clear skies on one side and rain visible at a distance.A founder showed clear skies and distant rain in one frame, calling it classic Bengaluru weather. (Instagram/jay_patel1103)(Also read: ‘Bengaluru’s weather doesn’t let us leave’: Man explains city’s pull despite rent, traffic woes)The video has drawn attention for showing how Bengaluru can appear to experience different weather conditions at the same time, something many residents say is a familiar part of life in the city.(Also read: ‘Work culture is not hell’: Man who worked in Europe, UK, Canada and US says Bengaluru’s real problem is commute)Founder shares video of Bengaluru skyTaking to Instagram, Patel shared the video and said, “Guys this is Bangalore weather for you. There is a beautiful sunset happening here. There is clear skies here. Entire sky is clear. But when we see, it's not clear here. And as in when we zoom, it's raining there. We have all season covered in one sunset. This is Bangalore weather for you.”The video shows a calm and colourful sunset in one part of the sky, while another section appears cloudy, with rainfall visible in the distance. Patel’s observation about the city having “all season covered in one sunset” quickly resonated with people who have experienced Bengaluru’s sudden weather shifts.The video was shared with a caption that read, “Just a random sunset in Bengaluru.”Watch the clip here:Social media users reactThe clip has garnered several reactions from Instagram users, many of whom praised the city’s beauty and agreed with Patel’s description of Bengaluru weather. One user wrote, “What a breathtakingly beautiful city!” Another said, “I've seen this firsthand while simply riding through the city. Love my city.” A third user reacted, “Absolutely true on every level.”(Also read: Bengaluru man leaves Bellandur at 5 pm, remains stuck in traffic 3+ hours later)Several users also said the video perfectly reflected their own experience of living in Bengaluru. One Instagram user wrote, “This clip is so relatable.” Another commented, “This perfectly captures how I feel.” A user also added, “Only Bengaluru can give you sunshine, clouds and rain in one frame.” Another person said, “This is why the city never feels boring.”(Disclaimer: This report is based on user-generated content from social media. HT.com has not independently verified the claims and does not endorse them.)Mahipal Singh Chouhan is a Senior Content Producer at Hindustan Times Digital, with nearly five years of experience in digital journalism and content production. His work primarily focuses on offbeat and trending stories that reflect everyday experiences and evolving conversations on the internet. He has consistently worked on transforming viral content and human interest stories into structured news pieces that engage readers while maintaining editorial clarity.