**Yes—provided you can legally enter India and have enough time before your connecting flight.** Because you’re arriving internationally and continuing on a domestic flight, you must clear Indian immigration and customs in Mumbai anyway. After clearance, you can exit into the public arrivals area and meet your brother. [Mumbai Airport arrival guide](https://csmia-mumbai.adaniairports.com/en/passenger-guide/arrival-guide)

You can then travel to your departure terminal and enter with your passport or accepted ID and onward ticket/boarding pass, complete any check-in or baggage drop, and pass through security. The airport recommends arriving at the domestic departure terminal **two hours before departure**, so allow additional time for immigration, the meeting and the transfer. [Departure guide](https://csmia-mumbai.adaniairports.com/en/passenger-guide/departure-guide)

Check these details before travelling:

- **Entry eligibility:** If you’re a foreign national, you need the appropriate Indian visa or other entitlement to enter India; your onward ticket alone is insufficient.
- **Departure terminal:** Some domestic flights use Terminal 2 too. Confirm the terminal on your ticket before arranging transport.
- **Baggage:** Ask your airline whether you must collect and recheck your checked bags. [Mumbai Airport transit guide](https://csmia-mumbai.adaniairports.com/Passenger-Guide/Transit-Guide)

Arrange to meet your brother **outside the secure passenger area**, ideally at the public arrivals exit.