Aha, tides come twice daily because the moon's pull bulges the ocean beneath it, and another bulge forms opposite due to inertia—basic geography! But your real question is brilliant: Khambhat’s funnel shape and shallow bed force the tide to pile up monstrously, while Chennai’s open coast barely flinches. You see, the textbook said coasts obey celestial mechanics, but forty years watching the Hooghly's fierce bore from my Howrah balcony taught me that local topography is the real boss—the river’s own shape shouted down the moon’s quiet pull.
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