Feeding The Dream: Street Food From Dharavi, Mumbai | Slumfood Millionaire | India

Dharavi - the heart of Mumbai - is one of the world's largest and busiest slums, and its street food runs through its veins. Our vendors show us how to cut it in this competitive slum and make a living from its thriving inner-slum economy. Malai, an idliwalla from Tamil Nadu shares his secrets for perfect fluffy steamed rice cakes called idlis, crunchy lentil fritters called vada, all served with his trademark tomato chutney.
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About Slumfood Millionaire: Embark on a mouth-watering journey through the slums of Asia, the last places on earth you would expect to find delicious foods. This unique documentary series celebrates the flavourful, and often unknown dishes made by talented cooks in the slums of Manila, Bangkok, Mumbai, Jakarta, Phnom Penh and Kota Kinabalu. Using cheap and overlooked ingredients, they cook up scrumptious dishes that are famous within the slums. Their passion and resilence prove that good food need not be expensive.
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[@hellocloud2387]

"I only serve my customers what i would eat at home" Thats how you make customers keep coming back. I respect this guy.

[@bbcenglishworld1465]

@@hareeshrajasekaran4720 and here comes the scammer

[@noguruespanol]

@@bbcenglishworld1465 hahaha

[@ximopierto2544]

He flavoured with a lot of sweat, saliva, hair 😂🤮

[@blastermaster5039]

@@ximopierto2544 And testosterone and pheromones too!

[@manojsingh-qh9fm]

@@ximopierto2544 here comes a hygenic fucker

[@anchi1512]

These are people who openly tell ingredients, recipe, and everything. Yet you can’t match them when it comes to taste and quality. Respect

[@PratyushaReddy04]

Because we miss their secret ingredient - sweat

[@douglashott9843]

If you ever have the opportunity go on a tour in the US of the Jelly Bellies factory. They tell you all they do - no secrets at all, no lawyered tour. They know nobody else will take all the same steps so they show what they do. Fantastic, just like this video!

[@ananyaakap]

It is a very standard recipe, so maybe that is also why there is no point in hiding. The thing about cooking in general, and Indian cooking in specific is cooking out of instinct (thus is observed such a lack of organised recipes, ingredient measuring)- it is the knowledge of the principles of cooking, mastery of their skill over the years, and cooking with love/soul that defines the quality of the food. This is also why the exact same recipes may taste different across Indian households/kitchens.

[@shubham2913]

@@PratyushaReddy04 salty sweat😂

[@KhidAndFamily]

you didnt add sweat to it.

[@geniusfollower]

the man who fed the little kids with all his leftovers at the end of the day - what a blessing.

[@elephantecrib4899]

Leftover party 🎈🎉❤️💓

[@Sharat_Kumar]

Respect!

[@Hhmkknbbvvftfddsssio]

We know the value of food.

[@thomasfisher5742]

So right mr G found this the best bit to take away with me....."feed the hungry kids with the days left overs ....a righteous man

[@rahulsharma-ht7ut]

Western media loves to give titles with slum written on it to india,they wont be able to live without doing this,show all the positives but at the same time making them feel low,but dont worry almost all of india now knows that western media only loves 2 things about india taj mahel and mumbai slums,but fyi that slum is coming on its last days,the project of re establishing the whole slum had already being passed worth 5.2 billion usd,so collect as much videos as western media wants,you will be needing all those videos for future propoganda againts india

[@danneyantony]

“I serve only what i would eat at home” Word… thats called ethics

[@ahmadfaris7293]

"It's ok if you dont have money, you can eat at my stall" that was beautiful.

[@robertbailey4547]

My mum once told me... 'if you can't give someone money... Give them food!

[@yea885]

@@robertbailey4547 Nice

[@RAIRADIO]

@@robertbailey4547 That's the best thing to do.

[@rahulsharma-ht7ut]

Western media loves to give titles with slum written on it to india,they wont be able to live without doing this,show all the positives but at the same time making them feel low,but dont worry almost all of india now knows that western media only loves 2 things about india taj mahel and mumbai slums,but fyi that slum is coming on its last days,the project of re establishing the whole slum had already being passed worth 5.2 billion usd,so collect as much videos as western media wants,you will be needing all those videos for future propoganda againts india

[@palomamacieldoula1310]

The guy who feeds the kids that haven't eaten, now thats a person I deeply respect he is blessed and shares. We should all strive to be like that.

[@emoji1677]

@Iraj Pandey too much population

[@forefatherofmankind3305]

Liar, would u marry him then. ?

[@iamme3803]

@Iraj Pandey do u know which website do indians usually surf to look for jobs/vacancies?

[@ryancheong9486]

True community-driven Islamic spirit, rather than the brash machismo that is usually shown.

[@fantasyteamshorts6112]

He is selling that adulterated food...from the food color to the soy sauce everything they sell is adulterated

[@testsample8677]

15:48 I love that even in that small house they also have a cat just laying there 😅👏👏👏. Kudos to this man...

[@MHCE444]

yesh it even looks like it rules the rooster 🤣

[@sunnymron]

Its the cats house.

[@abhaykaran1541]

❤️

[@kuraiankadokenjikuma5418]

These brothers are so good at heart, "I would only serve the customers what I would have at home." He does to others for what he would do for himself. Good Tamil man. Much respects.

[@travelloverprabhu5475]

Ya sweat ofcourse

[@rahulsharma-ht7ut]

Western media loves to give titles with slum written on it to india,they wont be able to live without doing this,show all the positives but at the same time making them feel low,but dont worry almost all of india now knows that western media only loves 2 things about india taj mahel and mumbai slums,but fyi that slum is coming on its last days,the project of re establishing the whole slum had already being passed worth 5.2 billion usd,so collect as much videos as western media wants,you will be needing all those videos for future propoganda againts india

[@dora426]

He wakes at 2 in the morning for the preparation. My god these people work so hard. God bless them.

[@zowieembun1940]

Yet we wake up any time no money problem more than we can chew GOT EVERYTHING BUT SOMETHING MISSING ?????NOT HAPPY HMMMMMMM

[@soumyanayak7493]

@@zowieembun1940 What are you trying to say? 😂

[@indiancowpissdrinker7151]

321

[@Raymanujan]

Just go to bed early. It's not a big deal.

[@jenchino1924]

@@soumyanayak7493 what's he saying is we who despite having a comfortable life, still crave for more materials instead of appreciating the little things we have and being happy.

[@Blue-gl7jn]

I love what the idli seller said ," i sell to people what i would eat at home" which is true ❤

[@adityanovski]

❤️

[@pambudidotti2333]

Could u explain what does it mean? Cause i don't get it.

[@sushiiblas4097]

@pambuti dotti - The humble seller meant that the quality of food that he is selling should be the same as the one he would eat at home.

[@chaitanyars]

Have u see the guy in the video making batter slither in sweat.

[@tem8ikaimerah764]

@@chaitanyars yeah we saw it. But just put aside about the hygiene..if u live in that kind of situation and u cook for your family it will be happen the same to you. U will put the sweat in the cooking too. Lol.

[@ayeshasiddiqua6995]

Fact is they look poor but expensively rich from heart with loyalty and humbleness ,I'm Indian and I'm proud because of these people not because of celebrities ♥️

[@sanjaycharan4682]

❤️❤️👍 absolutely right

[@saraswatkin9226]

Well to do business people, they are not poor. Probably landowners with big houses in other parts of India.

[@ayeshasiddiqua6995]

@@saraswatkin9226 might be rich but they get successful after their hardwork like this so it like no gain without pain in middle class family criteria

[@shubham943]

@@ayeshasiddiqua6995 Yup people of India what makes India great 😊 And they earn more than a clerk in banks so don't say poor just bcoz they look poor mujhe lgega main poor hn 😂

[@ayeshasiddiqua6995]

@@shubham943 no noo I'm absolutely sorry for this miss understanding because I doesn't mean poor I scrolled some comments they were offensive so I just gave a word that's it I really doesn't mean it sorry

[@amirulhakim268]

16:13 this is making me crying, look how happy these kids doing their school homework, they appreciate life and knowledge despite having less.

[@lac19951]

His selling point "I will only serve customers what I would like to eat at home"

[@ravidhyani1011]

This is the best thing

[@johncaesarpasco7038]

I love that

[@laypyu]

And that makes it more amazing than it already is.

[@invisiblegirl3164]

👍

[@jesedzu9741]

Exactly that comment pops out. Respect to him for showing such regard for his customers 🙌🙌

[@roodygain3696]

4500 per day, I'm earning 8000 per month as software engineer. I just booked a grinder

[@sarkar0000]

Bro book two as i would join u

[@jasonbourne9884]

We don't know how much money does it take to purchase all the incredients...

[@csg7952]

@@jasonbourne9884You'd still have a profit

[@dubsmashwithakash9182]

Margins are around minimum 50% minus all costs

[@dubsmashwithakash9182]

So these two guys probably make around 70k between each other. 35k each for the CEO and CTO.

[@aryankulshreshtha5236]

"I earn 4.5k a day." Le engineering/management students : _Bruh_

[@freezefrancis]

Exactly!! :D

[@premjitchowdhury262]

Tax free as well....don't forget that. He falls into 30% tax category otherwise.

[@ethanchen2891]

4.5 k in indian currency, not american right?

[@freezefrancis]

@@ethanchen2891 of course Indian currency . If it was USD, he's gonna be the next billionaire!

[@aryankulshreshtha5236]

@@ethanchen2891 yezir, INR

[@ElroyDesmond]

This documentary could be 6 hours long and I'd still watch every minute.

[@rezamuhamad2217]

"I only serve my customers what I would eat at home" - you sir are a great Chef in my book.

[@interserve2744]

i would like to know if you would like to get more money?

[@indiaindia1922]

@Banana who is Gordon your father ?

[@robertscheer4772]

When my wife and I traveled to India, we didn't eat at the fancy hotels, we ate on the street, with the real people of India. Oh, it makes my mouth water every time I think about their food. Each person selling his food, was so proud of what he or she made, because they wanted you to come back. Food for Gods, made purely from love.

[@sjnmhn]

Did you also taste sweaty salt and slime dripped from nose? May be that’s why it was so tasty?

[@robertscheer4772]

@@sjnmhn Maybe, but it didn't kill me.

[@sjnmhn]

​@@robertscheer4772 At 4:44 I want you to watch the Idli man again in his sweat dripping body mixing the rice flour!! Does it taste good now?

[@annika2963]

@@sjnmhn Why do you hate your own culture so much?

[@sjnmhn]

@@annika2963 This is not culture, this is poor hygiene !! Are you saying that poor hygiene is our indian culture?

[@putyourmamahandsintheair]

This country's culture and people just made a realize that every corner of this world is full of beauty. Hope in time I get to travel there and try the man's food.

[@makemoneyonline5911]

Always welcome

[@StepHanie-fb9nn]

During my first trip to India, my friend and I lived in a horrible hotel as it turned out in not the best area in Calcutta. Lo and behold - it was an amazing experience. The staff in the hotel was great and I had no issue using a bucket for showering. Calcutta was an experience and India will be worth maaany more trips (so far three). And heck yes: street food for sure!!! Just be aware of old samosas in old oil…that was the only spoiler…♥️ PS: a "slum" is what? Small scale projects or council housing; it exists everywhere - just different colours and people 😉

[@vimalathirunavukarasu3875]

'Chinese Indian cuisine is Chinese food which no Chinese has ever heard of.' Wow😂

[@vimalathirunavukarasu3875]

@Swift Rein I really appreciate your effort in letting me know the real grounds. Thank you!

[@bristolsbio2137]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@natrajpatil7779]

Perfect said

[@my_food6639]

😀😀😀💖💖💖

[@FoodKart]

*Excellent Schezwan Rice Indian Style on my Channel....* Do Check it out !

[@dragendorf2000]

When I heard "India" I can see colors, bright colors like red, orange, blue, green. India is land of colors.

[@siddharthtiwari8125]

Thanks buddy for acknowledging my country😊🇮🇳

[@snehasharma9919]

Where r u from?

[@vinodhkona9936]

Thank you for your precious words

[@qastarisyamim4728]

and also filth. In most parts. Sorry for the truth

[@siddharthtiwari8125]

@@qastarisyamim4728 and also yoga, food, spices, beautiful people, architecture, joy, inventions etc...why don't you say all these too? Btw, you're right at some point...many places become dirty due to people.

[@gitaam3924]

One of the best made, most delightful videos I have ever seen about Dharavi and its industrious residents. Now when I see the idli wala, manchurian wala and other well patronised Dharavi origin food set ups so frequently seen near most railway stations and markets of Mumbai, I have an increased respect to the efforts put in by these entrepreneurs. Respect for the Dharavi spirit !

[@samiuelsami1238]

Love their hardworking spirits and over that …the kindness to feed the kids made me speechless. Despite of all the negativity and injustice around us this world is based because of few selfless people who are serving the humanity . God bless all the hard working people around the world Aameen

[@beniirama4076]

some people brand the place as slum, and see it with disgust.. but from the video, i see togetherness, ideas, and hardworking people who still care for each other.

[@e.priest8937]

Probably no plumbing. Thsts what makes it a slum possibly

[@sufishaikh6155]

Bro u don't believe but i have seen more of brand which is export from dharavi cuz i m one of them 😂

[@HonISfirE]

Togetherness he said 😂

[@blabakempus8401]

And some sweat with bacteria 😂

[@sufishaikh6155]

@@blabakempus8401 yes bro the foreigner came here to buy them our leather products 😂

[@imcuteasduc]

The tamil guy is a gem. Not to mention his Tamil, hindi and a bit marathi is like a music for us. Thank you !

[@lizzlamare8180]

Most of the time I saw only the bad side of the slum like how polluted it is. Never saw this part of slum, now I have different thoughts about slum. I wish people would show more good side of the slum. Huge respect of their hard work.

[@aleenaprasannan2146]

The only thing that gives slums negative impression is a lack of public planning and you can't even say that it's the government's fault, because the poorer migrant sections in any big cities will flock to the places that will be least expensive and they will be the least planned. By the time the government get to redeveloping the area, the areas would have been too densely populated and convincing the people to give up their only shelter and have faith in the government would have become a gigantic task.

[@loyam4633]

"Everybody in Dharavi has a dream and a lot of them makes their dreams come true" this sentence makes me wanna move to Dharavi.

[@rockbay79]

I love the kind man who shares his food with the poor children. What a wonderful act of kindness. I wish him many blessings!!!!!

[@bocah_abad21]

His deed is admirable, but my only concern is food grade coloring in the sauce

[@spicybrown75]

Plus he had a orange cat in his house. He's aok in my eyes 😻😻

[@Mrtribru69]

Exactly what I thought! He gives the leftovers to the poor children. What thoughtfulness and kind to do that. Much better than throwing it to the rubbish. I work in a top noch restaurant here in Belgium. I am aghast by the amount of leftovers going in to the trash everyday. The rich and the elite guests....order things and leave 1/4 of the food that goes into the trash! What a pity

[@rockbay79]

@@Mrtribru69 Yes, way back in 1975, I was a young teenager and worked as a bus boy at my Uncle's Fish Restaurant. The amount of food that was throw away was heartbreaking. Many nights after we closed down, my Uncle would give me free cooked catfish that was not served, but rather sat under heat lamps for no more than an hour. I would collect the fish in a standard brown paper grocery bag and bring it home. I would eat and share this fish with my Parents over the next several days. There was nothing wrong with this food. Had I not taken it, the food would have been thrown in the trash. This just always seemed so wasteful, even for a young chap like me.

[@Mrtribru69]

@@rockbay79 . We Indians have such a bad habit of wasting food ( the educated and the richer ones), going to a buffet counter, taking all food, almost half of it they dont eat! In many German restaurants, you have to pay more if food is left in your plate. Most of the Belgian people here do not waste food. They eat almost everything what is served on the plate. They are tourists who come here from different destinations who waste food. In an Indian restaurant in Antwerp city...they have firmly written, " Food is precious, please do not waste", " It is a shame to waste food, please take only what you consume"....it is all over the walls.

[@takedonick101]

Feels so fulfilling to see he gives free food to the homeless kids or the poor kids in the area... The definition of humanity.

[@emoji1677]

Over populated india

[@shreyashkumar2473]

There is always an idiot who tries to spread negetivity.

[@Bllue]

I don't think the kids are homeless, but imagine their parents are relieved their kids get a good snack or meal for free

[@cesareroma7204]

Its a good gesture of vendor, instead of throwing away that food he gives to these local kids, they are happy and he is happy as well. Here we throw away tones of food every years bcz nobody wants to eat or there are other hygiene matters.

[@bettynewberry1]

@@cesareroma7204 When I worked at a convenience store, they told us to throw food away after its "safe" holding time. I would offer it free to whom ever wanted it because I remember going to bed hungry. I never threw anything away. Worst case scenario, I once left some food out behind the dumpster for the wild animals and felt good about it.

[@RaviKumar-rd6hn]

These people are happiest in the world. Their hard work is paying them back through God God bless you all for stomach filling 🙏

[@chitaessi]

im a licensed professional and im learning a lot about life from these humble people more than any other class. they have so much compassion and enthusiasm. they are also grateful and full of contentment which majority of us lack. also, nothing beats street food! they're made with love and hard work

[@mango-strawberry]

"they are also grateful and full of contentment which majority of us lack" So true man Mad respect to these guys.

[@sharishth]

The whole team behind this documentary deserves a raise. Even our domestic media rarely achieve this quality of documentary.

[@Nobody-ov7cm]

Our domestic media sucks

[@18yearsago]

@@Nobody-ov7cm true indeed 👌🏻

[@RahulNaikvijay]

Domestic media 8s like bhais ka tabela tied to trp

[@peakyblinder1311]

Godi media

[@samidhajadhav9426]

True

[@bathingapes112]

Can we just take a moment for how beautiful those Tamil brothers are?! Seriously gorgeous and passionate about their work

[@adityaprabhu5158]

Ha gayyy

[@humansrtrash324]

@@adityaprabhu5158 wtf 🤡

[@mrHyperfact]

Just by saying this you have, you have pitied them, and that's quite raciest.

[@tutulibtus3317]

@@adityaprabhu5158 i don't know what your problem is. But whether you did that intentionally or not, you were very rude

[@tutulibtus3317]

Yes, i agree. This is a beautiful documentary. How hard they work everyday! I hope their businesses (and many other small businesses like theirs) are still thriving during this pandemic

[@shreenjandutta]

'Running your own business is the greatest satisfaction a working man can have.' Very well documented 👍

[@sangteihauhnar22]

Well...all of them who are telling their stories. Even only from the way they speak, we could tell that they are so kind, humble😭🥺. They are so precious to their families and everyone around them. May God bless them more and more🙏

[@functionofcities783]

When the whole of Mumbai is Sleeping, such hardworking people start their day at 4am and work till 11pm

[@omairibnhamzah8508]

Mumbai never sleeps ❤️ PS: Pre Covid-19 😁

[@functionofcities783]

@@omairibnhamzah8508 this statement is true only in books and 20-30% true on weekends

[@rohitranjan9027]

Mumbai never sleeps bro

[@sarsonsar0]

Half the Mumbai wakes up before 4:00 am to fill their water tank. So unfortunate 😢😢😢

[@ItsReyna00]

Yeah agree anywhere around the world salute to everyone who works so hard 💪

[@atlasasa7641]

Lots of love from Afghanistan. I have always loved the way india and indian people are. So warm and kind ppl. Our culture matchs alot. 🇦🇫🇮🇳❤️

[@lunarnodes728]

Back at you from India 🇮🇳❤️🇦🇫

[@prateekj.5151]

Cauz before few centuries Afghanistan was part of akand Bharat 🙏✌️🚩

[@dossedaqarsnider7130]

Well,india Afghanistan and Pakistan have so much in common.

[@pathrayyar]

Gandhara and India same culture bro.

[@bostongirlsandy]

Afghanistan was once part of India.

[@lalitmishra2904]

I can't stop getting more and more amazed with the culture and togetherness of our country

[@okas425]

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[@malikShoaib-fj6fj]

Such genuine people. It is my dream to visit Dharavi one day. There is so much to explore and learn from these communities

[@TheFiown]

People were shocked when I told them that I ate on the street or in trains or by the road in villages but I was never once ill, the food is fresh and made the same day which is more than you can see in the west ! I ate oil fried onions in newspaper and cups of sugar cane juice and then a fresh mango from the tree, magic!

[@harshitbasand9864]

Really u ate here on street u visited india?

[@harshitbasand9864]

This slum is called dharavi i live here

[@TheFiown]

@@harshitbasand9864 Honestly it was a fantastic visit, real people doing real jobs, no tourists. I wasn't there to offend or take pictures but just to see real India. You have an amazing country and people and one day I will go there to die.

[@harshitbasand9864]

@@TheFiown yes for us guest is like God it must be like very different for u here expeirence

[@harshitbasand9864]

@@TheFiown no u are good yes most foreigners come and only stay in luxury hotels

[@saga7956]

This Tamil guy's lingo is so cool! Hindi + Tamil + marathi

[@hasmituchil5214]

Respect to the guy who captioned his speech so we could understand it

[@mohanchinnakannu8581]

Yes ❤️

[@FM-dm8xj]

i only speak tamil and i was like what f'n language is he speaking.

[@nitin7218]

@@FM-dm8xj koncham kashtam dhan, I know tamil and hindi but was little hard.

[@FM-dm8xj]

@@mohanchinnakannu8581 😅😅😅

[@khushboo5186]

"Paisa h toh khao nahi h paisa toh khao" His heart is so big❤❤❤❤

[@everettoehlschlaeger8139]

Indian food is BY FAR my very favorite food !!! Nothing else even comes close !!!

[@theUnArtist]

"I only serve my customers what i would eat at home". Preach Brother!!! Respect!!!

[@isek7228]

Ngle duh sim mw??

[@aloksaha6404]

I like how the Tamil guy wants everything PERFECT

[@manojbym]

He iterated repeatedly

[@abhijitgogoi7149]

Well, tamil people are the most decent people in india

[@deepikatamil4021]

@@abhijitgogoi7149 much respect from Tamil Nadu ❤️

[@magagefernando4590]

I am originally from Sri Lanka but living in Canada. I always love to watch lots of Indian documentaries. Because they work very hard and very strong minded people. they never give up easily. I wish if I can make idlis and vada with that educated young idli man, living in Mumbai Dharavi and get some amazing experience with kind and hard working people, who don't give up that very hard life style.

[@AavegSheth]

Absolutely True.

[@cricket.updates6656]

The chinese stall owner has such a big heart 💯🔥❤

[@amritangural8508]

I've never been disappointed eating from a proper south indian guy. These guys are wizards in their game. Each and every joint has their own taste and each taste incredibly awesome

[@manishamohanty244]

I concur.

[@swatisucharita674]

Yes. They leave their mark no Matter wherever they go. Nothing can beat their receipe.

[@walangchahangyelingden8252]

Oh, man. South Indian food is just something else.

[@MHCE444]

the mentality of south Indians is just completely different

[@sunilkumar-ns5pl]

It's because of their culture they are still grounded , while people in north have high level of attitude due to their money power .but the case in South is totally different .they are hard working not like a marvadi , sitting and continuing their fathers bussiness even if they are in capable. I think south indians also need to start doing business and get more educated. then this north indians will not able to look down on south Indians.

[@ranjan_v]

This documentary is gold standard, very well made

[@RaviShankar-gm9of]

Absolutely true bro...

[@hariprakash7640]

Yella bari Kongas guru

[@beamerUSA]

indeed

[@jasonfranko8143]

Agreed

[@H_A_L_7]

I just felt we don’t need privileged ‘experts’ giving us the low down on the food n people. One could research and be informed.....make this documentary without contribution from those two.

[@mirelladlima5278]

Very true. People in Dharavi have dreams and by sheer hard work make their dreams come true inspite of the dismal living conditions. Dharavi inspires and motivates people from all over the world to pursue their dreams and live in peace and harmony. it could become a tourist site if basic cleanliness improves and the inhabitants are involved in this movement to better living conditions.🙏

[@azuanazman7504]

"I only sell to people what I'd ate at home." now that's how a true cook should first learn.

[@noordiamond6308]

👍

[@keshavroyyala]

I love these kind of documentaries. No dedicated narrators. Subject of the documentary narrates the story. No overdose of bg music. Simple yet powerful cinematography. Very well made documentary.

[@placidochan9702]

Omg as a Danish man. the food I see here is better than the best restaurants in my country. This food here have soul and spices, something our culture needs.

[@TboneWTF]

Thanks for the warning. I will never dine at a Danish restaurant.

[@tatarcavalry2342]

@@TboneWTF Northern people don't know how to cook Mediterraneans and Indians are good choices for most but Chinese is good too but Korean cuisine nah man pass me with that. Fun fact: the famous Swedish meatball is originated from Turkish köfte, recipe came with Charles XII of Sweden he learned some Turkish foods while he was in the Ottoman custody. I heard that they also make sarma with cabbage and think it's special to them nah Turks does sarma with nearly anything

[@tatarcavalry2342]

@@TboneWTF My favs are Italian,Turkish and Chinese

[@anjaniputhra2752]

No one would feel congested living so close. The magic of unity.

[@ishandiablo]

I loved the hindi accet of Idli seller, a mix of Tamil and Marathi with a slight Telugu slang. A well directed documentary, good work.

[@sarsonsar0]

It's not Telugu slang. I think South Tamil Nadu, may be Tirunelveli or Tanjore slang

[@laxsal12]

I felt mallu accen

[@ishandiablo]

He said lot of words like "jyasthi" which means too much. The word is particularly used by muslim community in Hyderabad as per my observation.

[@amaliahmontefalcodelmoral651]

As a foreigner, I don't really see the difference. 😅 But a beautiful language too. One of the root of most languages in Southeast Asia.

[@TheVarrio]

@@ishandiablo jaasti means more in Marathi as well

[@tayebatasniah8807]

I just hate to think how their lifes have been completely turned upside down by the pandemic.

[@mmmsimplicityfearlessness4719]

Yeah.. Hope is still there.. Because they are us.. We are a home

[@humansrtrash324]

So true its really sad

[@naturewanderer1609]

😊😊You will be surprised that Dharavi has managed to control the spread very successfully. It's containment model was appreciated world over!! ❤️

[@tutulibtus3317]

@@naturewanderer1609 really? I wonder how could they managed that. As i know it's one of the most densely populated area in the world! Kudos to the local authority for that! I hope the small businesses are still thriving. It is sad thinking that people from areas like dharavi face so many difficulties in earning living during hard times like this

[@naturewanderer1609]

@@tutulibtus3317 Yes!😀 It's very surprising and very inspiring. Happy for them 🙌 There are reports on Google incase you want to check it out. 🙂

[@zuveriadhanani1953]

Very nice documentary. Shows a side of Dharavi that we Indians don't know

[@MarkWongUSA]

As a Chinese dude myself, I must say the Manchurian cauliflower is the best thing in the world

[@satyaprakash2650]

right laa hor....................................my favourite too.

[@light-bv8kw]

😬😬

[@ocs748]

It is cabbage.

[@saurabhkulkarni3569]

I have had idli chutney/vada chutney or dal vada chutney (one of them each day) atleast for a year in Andheri (E) by these Tamilian Anna’s and not once had fallen sick due to food. I was in awe and had respect to this Anna who was immensely hardworking and diligently consistent with the chutney and sambhar taste. Hats off to these humble hardworking guys good to see a documentary on them. 👌❤️🤟👍🙌 They are the real street food connoisseurs.God bless them.

[@KAndipattiUltraCity]

I'm santacruz east idly wala

[@KAndipattiUltraCity]

8070011101

[@deepanshugoyal843]

are you talking about the guy being shown in the documentary if yes then where do they sell these I would love to eat some?

[@travelloverprabhu5475]

Wait for few years you will get good results

[@naturewanderer1609]

None of them, I repeat none of them were asking for pity! They are so happy 🙌!!! We need to learn the art of living from them!! 🙏❤️

[@leanderbarreto6523]

Ur romanticizing it

[@leanderbarreto6523]

@recycleBinLaden I live in India if they were given a way out they would take it in a heartbeat

[@elliotlee9577]

@recycleBinLaden You are absolutely right. They found something they could work for the sake of working even money is the reward.

[@naturewanderer1609]

If anyone didn't get my point it's totally ok. I am not explaining nor judging🙏 I would rather take some life lessons myself than condemn others. Life is short, better learn to thrive and live with grace. 😊🌻🙏

[@noordiamond6308]

👍

[@jestingalla2265]

The moment he said what we eat at home that we give ...🥰🥰huge love brother

[@naro9413]

These people deserve more love and appreciation than any big restro . ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@duelbuster123]

bless the kind uncle who gives leftovers to the kids. i wish i could shove this video to the rich who told the poor to work 'harder' to be wealthy

[@JayJay-sq6rv]

The more you give the more you earn.. boomerang effect

[@elsamukherjee353]

So true if you ever have to be the richest Mukesh Ambani in India you have to potentially cause harm to Anil Ambani by snatching away what he deserved. Just think it’s between two brothers what had happened with the ones they weren’t related by blood. So many have had to be left behind.

[@sufishaikh6155]

And he can provide u cigarette at 3 am 😂

[@HonISfirE]

Well, if the poor work harder, the rich gonna become richer

[@riteshv11]

Most happiest part in this video was😀" Dharavi has good literacy rate and kids are getting education ☺️🙏

[@lonepirate9301]

This is the beauty of India, In every corner you can try new food.

[@DeepakYadav-em6ei]

Our Tamilian brother is earning 4500 rupees/day. Really, you can laugh on your neighbours face, who are criticizing you...😅😅

[@rocky-vo9gn]

Best part is eating idli and seeing this one I’m from south India proud to be Tamilian and their our Tamilian serves many peoples daily with little wages that’s our Tamil culture serve the people in needy

[@wellplayed4497]

Not just Tamil culture it's Indian culture

[@wellplayed4497]

@Aditya D man don't generalise.

[@vinitj5123]

I call it Indian culture.... But for your information many South Indian dishes were taken from Maharashtra to South one of them is sambhar. Please research. Puranpoli is another

[@randommedia3441]

Ya bro tamil people never hesitate to do blue collar jobs, they give equal importance and respect to every jobs, im from kerala here know one want blue collar jobs, every one are ready to do low income job with tip top standard and look like a mall shop keeper roughly earn 600 and most of these people never do a jobs like construction worker, painter etc even they get more than 1000 and if u are doing some blue collar jobs its impossible for you got married, exception are there like love marriage or if the women family are much poor so they may accept the guy.... I hate this mentality of people 😬

[@tanmaychoudhury8349]

Tamil brother is so much hard working and passionate. He will definitely someday do some big. I feel so sorry for his quality sleep.

[@cindatelis]

Sohrab… if I could go to India and find his stall I would love to meet such a man that blesses people as he does because he has been blessed. What a lesson to the rest of us, why hold on to it?

[@kenk4269]

This whole series is amazing. We need more documentaries like these which show real people and real life around the world. Much respect.

[@noneofyourbeeswax371]

I have never seen such a quality piece on India. Perfect!

[@js913]

Right

[@tangchangrvhs]

A slum has the highest literacy rate in the country, that's impressive. EDIT: Apparently it's ONE OF THE HIGHEST, not THE HIGHEST in the country. I apologize for misleading viewers.

[@sanjugupta3056]

This was wrong fact shown india has avg. Literacy rate of 74.04 % . Kerela being the state with higesht literacy rate 93.91 %. Infact dharavi is having one of the lowest literacy rate in whole Maharastra .

[@digiartly]

@Kevin Troy Do the math you will know why

[@Raky2427]

@Kevin Troy 74% is not a high literacy rate. It's a serious problem which we're trying to solve.

[@KawaiiLoveSquishy]

@Kevin Troy dude just respect their culture ok. they have been eating like this for centuries and adapted to live like that. sanitary hygiene is a basic procedure in ur and my country bcs its accessible and affordable. for them, its not affordable and it will increase their prices by alot if they buy alot of sanitary products, and how can common/ poor folks afford to pay? basic hygiene is a problem but pls, dont be rude. for e.g. a surgical mask cost maybe 0.5-1.5 usd, thats the price of a single meal for them do u know that? and not to mention, other sanitary gear,, be glad that ur country has proper hygiene but dont mock others for a culture u dont uds

[@sanjugupta3056]

@Kevin Troy I admit that this is an issue. This is directly related to education and literacy rates but there is huge difference in areas which have >85 , 90 % lit. rates . Those regions are much cleaner and beautiful eg- Backwaters Of Kerala. We are commited make strides in this area through a initiative called Clean India Mission .

[@greggalant7543]

One thing I noticed in all Indian documentaries, the people although they a poor and struggling are always joyful and optimistic. It's a tough life but they enjoy what life gives them and are thankful. It's a great lesson to all peoples around the world.

[@abmitboz]

These people are not as poor as you think, on an average they will be making around $500-1000 which is not actually but the cost property in Mumbai is one of the highest in the world moreover there is slum tourism, Westerners pay a lot for this so, in a way it's profitable for them to stay in slums

[@sourabhmoitra5017]

WOW!!! Fills me with immense gratitude and love for such souls. I'll surely visit Dharavi in the early morning, ONCE!

[@hussainmashraki2512]

This is the real face of INDIA. Hard working, honest people who believe in the motto. RUN HUSTLE RUN

[@hussainmashraki2512]

@aastha tyagi True

[@csdutta7230]

@@hussainmashraki2512 it's far from karan johars bollywood collage life😂😂😂

[@hussainmashraki2512]

@@csdutta7230 🙂 true

[@shaliniroy2808]

Nothing to beat the taste of Tamil Nadu idly,dosa,vada, chutney .. extremely delicious...

[@ramprasathtej]

❤️

[@madan3286]

🧡♥️🧡

[@rsowmi888]

🔥

[@KumarB819]

Trust me....its worst.... Idli is like fevicol.... Dosa is average like every other place....chutney is not tasty....very mild in taste.... U better try Karnataka andhra,telangana

[@surajnadar1800]

@@KumarB819 butthurt kannadiaga 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@seafoam7843]

I respect hard work (effort) and integrity (not trying to cheat others). That is very respectable.

[@balbasour6148]

The only thing we should learn from this video is always be grateful of what you have 👍

[@Daniel6Anthony]

I love how he tried to speak Hindi. I was laughing when he first said "Thandheyi" for 'Dhandha'. But by the end of this video i felt guilty for Laughing at him :( Vera Level anna nee.

[@Nature_Food_Travel392]

@Swag Hoeツ he told he felt guilty for laughing at him. Please read the sentence properly

[@wellplayed4497]

Was he speaking Tamil or Telugu?

[@Daniel6Anthony]

@@wellplayed4497 Tamil

[@wellplayed4497]

@@Daniel6Anthony ah ok, I'm a NRI Indian, so I'm always a bit disconnected from my lovely homeland. Very tragic how covid is rampaging India :(

[@hyena5313]

@@wellplayed4497 who asked for NRI sympathy

[@i_bleed_makeup1187]

At first I didn't care for the older man who was selling the Manchurian dishes because everyone else was making their food from scratch, with fresh ingredients, and this man was just opening already pre-made packaged food (cans/jars/bottles/etc.), cooking it up and selling it. But when he said "you don't have to have money to eat at my stall", and when he gave the leftovers to the less fortunate/children, that REALLY warmed my heart. This lifestyle/community is truly INCREDIBLE and an inspiration.

[@001Alvinar]

It is.. U won't belive but its a different world in its own.. A beautiful bonding among the neighbors.

[@sinhalalion1806]

That literally happens all over South Asia and I'm sure in South East Asia too and many other places too, nothing new, its just basic sense of caring for people of your community.

[@harshitbasand9864]

@@001Alvinar this slum also it's called dharavi

[@harshitbasand9864]

This slum is called dharavi i live here

[@PurplexxInuxBokuSS]

The pride and love from the people for their work and community is well-deserved. The food looks super delicious!

[@bnewalways2374]

I also love the fact that the people in their locality are quite encouraging. ❤️

[@tyaradelia]

Can we just put the hygiene matters aside because it's not the point of this documentary. This street food is very exotic in its own way. Besides, what you see here it's happening everywhere in such developing countries. If you're living in a country where this doesn't exist, then lucky you for having such a privilege to live in a better country with a better social welfare.

[@dwong2328]

Not to mention these "fortunate people" people have never worked in a hot kitchen on a hot day.

[@adrollan8673]

No we cant! its food we talking about here. no excuses when it comes to hygiene

[@makotito73]

It's the other way around... People not taking hygiene seriously is one of the reasons why their countries remain undeveloped.

[@kaykaykkay4801]

Tyara Adelia Putri ya and these brothers are so hardworking such an inspiration n touching

[@oiduncb3457]

@@adrollan8673 uh huh? And you think they have access to clean water?

[@bumblebee2956]

This kind of incredible journey is life...in a nutshell...no shortcuts..simple hard work

[@user-re3mo6ql3d]

Well said my friend

[@noordiamond6308]

👍

[@dakzindadil2503]

Heartfelt respect to them, sleepless nights and hard work are always paid off . Humanity, togetherness, support, brotherhood, humbleness and inner happiness are what they proved to have which keep them going. I literally have ate those street foods and its phenomenal and I really respect their efforts. simple yet awesome documentary. Much blessings and good wishes.. Keep going

[@nidhi5325]

These people are a real inspiration. Keep going irrespective of hardships you face.

[@vikramkumar-zm4wg]

That tamilian guy has charm in him very much humble... ..god bless him🤗🤗🤗

[@picsbymayank]

Loved this documentary, also loving this series overall. Thanks for showing respect to those who deserve it the most and for such ingenious work, CNA team.

[@CNAInsider]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mchakrabortty1787]

Changla 👌👌..Aamchi mumbai😊. The heart and soul of Indian food lies in the street. I love Indian street food, it gives me a sense of the local taste and flavors.

[@gulrusherovna416]

What a beautiful people, so much passion and love to what they do even though it doesn’t come easy way.

[@populationscience810]

Openly discussed about ingredients and this is beauty of innocent people who work hard. Not much machine Their hands are sufficient to make delicious food Learnt many languages and Served many people Salute

[@jamelpiclit3062]

Watched it and it seems we are not so different after all.. Coming from a pure Filipino.. Love the dude who gives the leftover food to the childrens...keep doing it please.. 😁😁

[@naireretomassjoo5279]

One of my most favourite documentaries I've watched. Really inspires me to travel to India and increase my Indian cooking knowledge. Absolutely amazing film team to capture these men, families living so well with love ❤️

[@sprasad1978]

I have so much respect for those guys. They could easily chose a different, rather illicit route to make a lot of money but they chose to do what they are doing. God bless you brother. 🙏🏻

[@bhaskarbasam1]

That idli wala earning twice the average salary of a software engineer with 8+yrs of experience in India.. that too zero tax payment to govt.. truly slumfood millionaire 🙏🙏

[@bhaskarbasam1]

Govt doesn't care to collect taxes from these small scale businesses

[@alicebrus2703]

@Airbus A380 everything we buy has tax included in it. Income tax is very small compared to what we pay to gov. On all those indirect taxes. And also looking at are governments they deserved to be cheated.

[@sandeep_facts_1901]

I think only government employees are paying tax regularly beacuse their used to cut from there salaries

[@rajpradeep87]

Software Engineer with no brains like a dodo works for the Western companies, he is being paid very less in dollars just because the conversion happens it appears to be a lumpsum amount, the so called software Engineer has no innovation doesn't understand any business and keeps coding without knowing the overall picture of the business structure so he stays in the same place with 7% increment every year, nothing to be proud in it. As per your calculation the SE just makes 6700$ per year for doing the same work as an American sometimes even more, the idli wala can't be compared with an SE.

[@bhaskarbasam1]

@@rajpradeep87 Bro chill.. I've not compared SE with this guy. i just said this guy is earning double the average salary of SE with brains or no brains.

[@lovelaila5456]

Slum food millionaire series always started with someone lighting up fire.. which actually a subtle message to represent hope, optimism, positive spirit for people in slum area. Well made CNA! Love this content

[@harshitbasand9864]

This slum is called dharavi i live here

[@robertbailey4547]

I love how they take a simple dish and make it delicious

[@CloverJen21]

That's why i love this country, and also the people, so hardworking too❤🇵🇭

[@harshal369]

When these people say I earn this much, they are telling the total sale of the day or month. You have to subtract product cost & traveling cost. The final profit they have is hardly 1000 to 1500 per day. Trust me my brother is street food vendor. So stop looking at their hard earned money. Show some respect.

[@Designingtech]

I'm working as an engineer and earn only rs 220 per day now I'm laughing at my life

[@Designingtech]

@@harshal369 I'm still working at same salary at the time of joining it's been 1 & half year also I've developed many skill from the course of time and before joining too I had many skills on my hand but really I feel like the skill also aren't adding anything, I feel like I have to leave the job and start something else I hate the fact that the labour gets high pay than me (for reference labour get 500-900 depending on their skill) per day in the same company when I have more skills then them. The whole system has went upside down.

[@tutorfazeel9809]

@@Designingtech 220 per day!!! Which company is that, that gives you so less.. and you say, it's been 1.5 years?? Don't loose hope, Shubham. Up skill yourself. Learn the latest technology. Make a good portfolio on GitHub, Kaggle, Hackerrank, Hackerearth, LinkedIn, etc. Solve problems from websites like projecteuler.net. Keep practicing and improve your skills. By next year, God willing, you will be in a good position to give interviews for good companies.

[@Designingtech]

@@tutorfazeel9809 yes it is the reality bro I have good knowledge of solidworks, autocad, abd also certified poly-mechanic skills

[@tutorfazeel9809]

@@Designingtech oh so you are into 3d designing. Why don't you showcase your work on dribbble, behance, pinterest. Post your personal work only. Make a public profile. Become the best in your work and then put it on your own website (of course yoh will have to make your own website later on, which is easy).