INSIDE THE BIGGEST SLUM IN INDIA 🇮🇳 (It’s intense!) Dharavi, Mumbai.

The guide is perfect. His English is good. He has good humour. He explains things well. You are blessed.

I'll never more complain about my life. Respect for this hard work people. From São Paulo City, Brazil.

I am from Dharavi.. I m in Dharavi since my born.. I feel proud on dharavi because it's educated slum and highest earning slum.. Dharavi give 1/4 income of Mumbai.. here peoples always stay happy and keep unity any circumstance.. we help each other to grow..

Extremely inhumane and unsanitary conditions, but it's amazing how creative and productive these people are !

I grew up in Mumbai. This video reminds me of how the people of Mumbai always hustle. The kids always have a smile on their faces and everyone is hard working and resourceful.

Such hard working people, striving to live their lives under such poor conditions. I admire their abilities, their courage and the happiness of the children. Amazing.

I just bloody love India and it's people. It's my favourite country to travel in and I can't wait to go back. Incredible India..

People who live in parts of the world similar to Dharavi, Mumbai must have incredibly strong immune systems to survive there. I wouldn't last long. I feel very fortunate I live in an environment that is so much healthier and cleaner. That river of garbage almost makes me want to cry. It was a healthy river at one point and time.

I never take my life for granted living in USA.. but this is so nice to see how happy the children in Mumbai can be with so little.. Says alot about their attitude/ and inner being .. It is not what you have .. ... it 's what you make of it and they sure do...🕉☯

I try not to complain in life and watching this video helps me be grateful for what i have.

I always think your films are the most authentic of India - I have visited dozens of times. This slum has been there for decades and has become more organised over the years. The sheer numbers of people in a small area is mind blowing. A place of extremes both good and bad 🙏🏻

I'm always amazed at the way others on this earth live. I'm thankful each day for my life and the blessings I have. It puts things in perspective to see other people living so differently from myself, how I couldn't imagine living in their world. . Thank you for taking us on your journey and teaching us a way of life that is alien to our own.

When Aditya said Welcome to India that was the moment ❤

I am always amazed on how these people of India or Thailand etc that basically have nothing but are always smiling and friendly to foreigners. Just goes prove that money yes can make life better but not always happiness.

That’s actually incredible how much skill and talent there is even just with the few you meet. They deserve so much more for their hard work and really do live to work.

About 30 years ago I was in India and travelled all over the northern two thirds of the country. I have to say that I really enjoyed my visit. It was a great country with industrious people. A true capitalist nation. I only got to see the northern part, but I hear the southern part is more prosperous. I cannot verify that. I'll just say that I really loved India. I expected to find more English speakers than I actually encountered. I didn't consider the "slums," slums. People were working everywhere with incense wafting through the air. Yes, it was dirty, but that's just the way India is. They aren't concerned about it at all, neither was I.

Wow, my country Slovenia is around 20,300 square kilometers and there is 2.1 million of us. No wonder a guy from India once asked me, where are all the people. People of India have such a potential and I think they hold a great future.

Tbh I wasn't going to watch this video going by the title but man, I'm so glad I did. Despite the dirt, smells and the cramped conditions, they are not sitting around and whiling away their time. These are such hard working people slogging day in and day out while managing to put on a smile. What an inspiration. Thanks for sharing Gabi

They work so hard and still in slums for generations. I love that they are productive and making nice things like the clay pots. Those who managed to escape the slums and get jobs in other countries are blessed because they can contribute and lessen the burdens back home.

Fascinating video and unbelievable how many people live in a small area. I love how industrious they are thanks for sharing this video. I am currently planning a trip to India and this tour looks like a fantastic experience.