Background: Husbands tend to be decision makers within the family. Male involvement has been recognised as having great impact on women’s utilisation of maternal healthcare service which can be used to reduce the maternal morbidities and improve maternal health. Aim and Objectives: To assess the level of involvement of husbands in antenatal care and to assess the factors influencing their involvement in antenatal care. Methods: A cross sectional study of 86 husbands of pregnant women enrolled in urban slum community of Mumbai. Results: Study findings revealed that majority of the respondents 53(62%) had low level of involvement while 33(38%) had high level of involvement in antenatal care. Job and health staff attitude are the major factor influencing the involvement of husbands in antenatal care.