Inside Rich India 🇮🇳 Mumbai's SHOCKING Contrast

TODAY I explore RICH INDIA 🇮🇳 I discovered the areas of Marine Drive and Bandara West in Mumbai.
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[@Di-ok4il]

Great videos Zane. India is my most favourite country to travel to. I’m an Aussie born and bred. I have been travelling to India for 40 years l’m in my late 70’s. I was in Mumbai this year in March and l tried Vada Pav street food it was so delicious. My first trip was in 1984 to Kashmir, unbelievable so now l’m addicted to India. I have been to many other countries but none of them compare with India. The culture, the people, the food just all number one. I love my India.

[@TravelingEddie]

Good to hear that Aussie. How are you? I've been to India twice. First time I loved it for 48 days. Second time was last October to March of this year. Was super stoked the first two months but got into a bad mood with Udaipur and Vrindavan. Pushkar was great overall. Don't have any plans to return to Vrindavan. Definitely wanna go back at least two more times.

[@Ozukovsky]

You should visit the north eastern region of India places like Meghalaya, Sikkim, Arunachal pradesh, Nagaland, Assam etc

[@MrAgolikeri]

@@Di-ok4il rare positive feedback about India coming from an Aussie,who otherwise mostly have a very prejudiced and negative perception about this country, for which Australia's media is to blame. India and Australia have shared great political and bilateral ties which vested interests in media cannot digest and tolerate, which also explains the widespread Racism and xenophobia against India from certain Aussies

[@Di-ok4il]

I went to Nagaland and Assam last November loved them both. I went to the hornbill festival and to kaziranga.

[@Di-ok4il]

I love Udaipur and Pushkar but have never been to Vrindavan

[@neerajsharma-ls9vk]

India is food paradise...and you will never get bored in Mumbai..

[@rajputayushsingh]

Welcome to India. I hope you will enjoy your time here.

[@Canada426]

Worst time to visit India. November to March, are amazing & enjoyable. Even California and Europe are burning hot. Covering India in their worst season is not doing justice to it. After travelling 30 plus countries, I noticed Life & crazy Hustle Bustle in India is Unique & mind blowing. Life is Carnival there. Whole Country is busier than New York. You must visit India in December. Really Pleasant weather & amazing scenery & landscapes outside big cities. You haven't seen modern parts of Delhi also.

[@CultureDrift]

The variety of food in Mumbai is amazing! Those Momos and tandoori chicken wrap looked delicious. Any recommendations for must-try dishes?

[@Salso97]

I love your videos. But gah dang all the car honking noise in your India videos driving me nuts. lol. You’re so calm and collected ❤🎉

[@nandakirao7233]

That's because India is a very populated country!

[@Ozukovsky]

Never visit Delhi, Mumbai or the golden triangle. The worst places in India. Crowds, honkings, slums and all the stereotypes you will get here. Rather visit states like Himachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Kerala, Goa, Assam, Ladakh, for a much calmer, quieter vacation with unique cultures, food, people, natural beauty ranging from cold ice covered hill stations to beaches to rain forests. These places are sure to change our outlook about India. If you want to visit a big city I would suggest Bengaluru in Karnataka than places like Delhi or Mumbai

[@MrAgolikeri]

@@Ozukovsky Mumbai is a nice place, with great infrastructure, better than even South Indian cities. I agree that the golden triangle is bad.

[@user-iu4wj8cp7x]

The Biggest slum is turning into a smart city thnx to our Government of India

[@Tea-oz4iy]

NOT GOVT BUT ADANI THE BILLIONAIRES THESE PEOPLE CURSE THEY ARE ONE ALWAYS MAKING BETS IN INDIA'S FAVOUR I DON'T UNDERSTAND IF UR LOW IQ & CAN'T EARN HOW IS IT SOMEONE'S ELSE PROBLEM THEY HAVE SAME RESOURCES AS THEM BUT THEY COULDN'T DO IT

[@Tea-oz4iy]

NOT GOVT BUT ADANI THE BILLIONAIRES THESE PEOPLE CURSE THEY ARE ONE ALWAYS MAKING BETS IN INDIA'S FAVOUR I DON'T UNDERSTAND IF UR LOW IQ & CAN'T EARN HOW IS IT SOMEONE'S ELSE PROBLEM THEY HAVE SAME RESOURCES AS THEM BUT THEY COULDN'T DO IT

[@Tea-oz4iy]

NOT GOVT BUT ADANI THE BILLIONAIRES THESE PEOPLE CURSE THEY ARE ONE ALWAYS MAKING BETS IN INDIA'S FAVOUR I DON'T UNDERSTAND IF UR LOW IQ & CAN'T EARN HOW IS IT SOMEONE'S ELSE PROBLEM THEY HAVE SAME RESOURCES AS THEM BUT THEY COULDN'T DO IT

[@SatieSatie]

And where will the people living in the slums go?

[@sneharghya7732]

@@SatieSatie They'll of course be shifted somewhere they can live respectfully, at least better than the state they are at right now.

[@aritrabiswas4865]

Love from India🇮🇳😊❤

[@ingehoffman7313]

Those concrete breakwater wall 'stars' are called Dolosses - designed/originated in South Africa

[@vivipyt]

Right!!! Just to add up, though Dolosses were originally from South Africa (1960s)..they are a form of Tetrapods which were designed and patented in France in 1950s....a really great innovation to disspate waves. Infact just like Dolos in SA, here in India at Krishnapatnam Port Breakwater, we have our own design known as KOLOS, I guess introduced in 2010.

[@Lovo369]

Can you tell us your budget for visiting India?

[@amyrrrr9765]

I've been watching you entire India series from start to finish. What a contrast between the different lives of the people there. Thank you so much for this series, it's been super informative and fun to watch.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Dharavi Slum in Mumbai was created so that low caste people don't enter in the city .

[@santhoshv3028]

India is know for contrast. Not only economically but also in everything you can find contrast.

[@Mann-je6my]

People like you are the real supporters who knows every country has flaws and support them not like some people comparing to make us look bad❤

[@covidwarrior2808]

Bangalore is much more modern then mumbai, also cleaner.

[@bvireannah1806]

its only from last 30 years or so disparity has increased 🤔🤔🤔

[@deenzmartin6695]

SHOCKED!

[@Madreels.]

Why?

[@amitraj9696]

Welcome 🧡🙏

[@sblue3964]

So the rich area in Mumbai looks just like ordinary areas in Kuala Lumpur/Bangkok and poor areas of Tokyo/Seoul. Also, the noise is not any better...

[@siddhantkumar1028]

Yeah, just the people living there have 10x more money. Mumbai has more than 90 billionaires as of this year. The highest in Asia

[@brianheikkinen]

@@siddhantkumar1028 yhea so the wealth disparity is horrible in India, what are you trying to say?

[@user-jq6ri9jx9b]

님아 서울의 가난한 지역 우숩게 보면 안되요

[@sblue3964]

@@siddhantkumar1028 A city of 90 billionaires and 20 million people living on

[@sblue3964]

@@user-jq6ri9jx9b Sorry, I actually meant to say "rich areas in Mumbai look a lot worse than the poor areas of Tokyo/Seoul"

[@rishipramanick6823]

Loved the way he prong pronounced bhandhara instead of bandra my friends pronounce it like bandra

[@Ashuma__world468]

Worli naka Haji Ali please go there also very awesome place mumbai India's biggest city and world fifth may be

[@Ashuma__world468]

Mumbai metropolitan area is 6355 sq km sir go matheran sir that is very beautiful hill station in mumbai

[@sid8863]

Slums is a gift given to mumbai by mumbai muncipality corporation n Corporator's, Bandra slums specility is tht they r in 2-4 storeys you will not found such type of slums any where in mumbai not even in Dharavi ,i m sorry to say but its a thing of communal. Only muslims slums r allowed to built 2'4 storey tht too in legal way but people living in koliwadas r not allowed to built beyong 1 storeys, this is fact

[@Ashuma__world468]

You make nice video one time go worli beach

[@Kent-ub2im]

Why no Indian official see those trash on the sidelines of the roads

[@user-cw4jd8xt2u]

孟買看起來還不錯 我感覺是我敢去的城市

[@peacelover2008]

去了再吹，敲键盘谁都会

[@andyong8206]

台湾人还是印度人使用谷歌翻译？？？

[@ridhamatri9447]

I suggest you to visit Jammu Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and northeast India. For lots of mountains and forests and each state has a different culture.

[@kareemaaziz8839]

Rich people are becoming more Richie rich 🤑😀 And poor are becoming more poor day by day its the universal truth. Afcourse Mumbai is financial capital but its GDP is growing day by day but people still living below poverty level because of INF 😅😊

[@RajSingh-xn8qd]

Also just words of advice. You seem to be a solo traveller. That is the best way to travel, but you don't seem to be making much effort in talking to and getting to know people. Don't you feel lonely? The beauty of India is the people itself. Make friends when you go to these bars and cafes and you wil find helpers to take you around India. Trust me in India the more friends you make the safer you are and better your experience. You will also get less targeted by touts, who see a white guy walking alone looking as if he's lost as a target and prey. Wiser travel, dude.

[@jerrydavisk]

That is the sad thing about India... income inequality...we can see very poor people and super rich people.... reality is In Mumbai slum all are not poor... you can find rich people inside slum also ... many leather Industries are there inside Dharavi slum ...real poor is out side city.

[@RajSingh-xn8qd]

Dude this is not the richest and most modern area in India or even Mumbai. In Delhi you need to go to South Delhi, Hauz Kuas and select city walk mall. Then head down to Gurugram and noida. In Bangalore go to MG road. In Mumbai check out phoenix mall and the area around there. Most modern places are where the malls are.

[@ikjyotsingh6531]

07:30 you can just start a war here😂

[@RajSingh-xn8qd]

I find it hard to believe you've not had beggars beg you for money in any other country, including your own. Yes there are contrasts because India is a developing country, so you are going to have one section of people living in old India and a section of people living in new India. When you went into those bars and cafes you met people living in New India, on other hand the touts, beggars and slum dwellers are those living in old India. When the vast majority of people of India join new India, that is when India will become a developed country. That will be in 2047 when India turns 100 as based on government surveys, when those that are living in poverty will go from currently 200 million to 2% or 25 million. Approx 65% will then be middle class or approx 1 billion and 25% rich or 450 million. You will experience a very different India then when you visit. However, you will start to get a taste of that India by 2030 itself, when the majority of Indians will be middle class, approx 720 million and 120 million rich. Keep visiting and watch India develop before your eyes.

[@hindistatus7304]

Government have approved to redevelop that largest slum, adani got that projet after 7 to 9 year that slum area will be with tall building

[@Q_QQ_Q]

There should be anti casteism monument there instead since it was created so that low caste people don't come into city .

[@PseudoProphet]

Go to the mountains, it's best in monsoon but also dangerous. September is the best time for that.

[@seeuinthefuture-nx2ys]

Dharani is bigest slum but also bigest manufacturar

[@seeuinthefuture-nx2ys]

And also bigest bicycle industry

[@1979jlr]

No where in the world u will find so much of diversity!!! Mumbai is a unique place 😅

[@deepg2477]

being impressed by India being 5th largest GDP and going to surpass Germany and Japan soon is akin to being impressed that a 6 ton elephant ate 6 people's rice in one sitting..India is a 6 ton elephant and Japan and Germany are 80 - 90 kg humans (in terms of population) - so the elephant named India is still starving even after eating 6 people's rice, does it make sense? India will be kind of above serious poverty when teh GDP becomes atleast 3 times of current size so roughly per capita reaching $7,500 from current $2,600 (nominal terms not PPP adjusted)

[@jatin4110]

Hi Zane, nice vlog. I am an Indian from San Diego and your subscriber now. I like the way you explained Indian GDP and the perfect reason why it's not visible because of the population. We really need to do a loootttt on infrastructure

[@redleon7689]

There are so many languages in India that even our cars talk. We use horns to communicate with each other while driving on narrow roads or in traffic. We also use hand gestures to indicate that we are changing directions. People can't stand waiting. If you wait, you're bound to get late.

[@deepaks-india]

India is touching 4 trillion $ economy in gdp... per capita will improve with time

[@nandakirao7233]

I like that you visit new countries and then come back to see them again. Thank you, Zane.

[@rajeshbaghel143]

India is becoming 4 th position

[@knottytoob]

OMG I'm friggin starvin' now. Gotta go mo-mo more... [edit] There is no template to fit India. Also, that 'slum' generates over a billion shmuckaroos in revenue, annually.

[@Beast-iu7pv]

Bro, if you come to Ahemdabad, Surat , Guru gram, Noida , High tech city of Hyderabad, Thane, Pune then you also be shock😂😅

[@therealtoophatguys]

Shocked that there is shit everywhere and it stinks!!

[@unka2007]

@@Beast-iu7pv Zane wasnt shocked at how flourishing Mumbai is, He was shocked at how dirty and uncivilized even at so called rich areas in India.

[@iloveindia853]

@@unka2007 he is shocked by the inequality

[@seeuinthefuture-nx2ys]

No 500 most likely 380

[@anon-tlv3399]

just the 20 min of background cars honking is insanely hard to stand so I cant imagine having this the whole day, every day as a shop owner or people working in a market. they must be all half deaf. I think India should outlaw car horns and make every car owner install some distance warning meter that beeps in his car instead.

[@imthevoice7482]

It happens in New York or any big cities where traffic gets very dense, in such time honking happens, do some research and comment and give suggestions, seriously uneducated diaphanous preachers quacking over here about how to work lmao 😂

[@Ozukovsky]

Never visit Delhi, Mumbai or the golden triangle. The worst places in India. Crowds, honkings, slums and all the stereotypes you will get here. Rather visit states like Himachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Kerala, Goa, Assam, Ladakh, for a much calmer, quieter vacation with unique cultures, food, people, natural beauty ranging from cold ice covered hill stations to beaches to rain forests. These places are sure to change our outlook about India. If you want to visit a big city I would suggest Bengaluru in Karnataka than places like Delhi or Mumbai

[@bredneved]

Those 5 kids you encountered are victims of a syndicate. Theres more to it than what meets the eye. Talk to a local while you are there to put things in context for you

[@wilsonxx2010]

It's bandra West not bandara west 😂

[@Kushal6831]

Nice video 👍😊

[@liayesung5721]

umm why this looks like berlin^^?? wow i love this pedestrian zone they having there

[@unka2007]

@@liayesung5721 Excuse me~ Are you Blind???? How could that dirty city look like Berlin to You??????

[@MrAgolikeri]

​@@unka2007haters like you won't ever find peace 😅😅😅

[@MrAgolikeri]

Mumbai may not be like Berlin London Tokyo or even Shanghai but it has its own charm. People talk about how Mumbai has slums but slums too will be a thing of the past as in the next 5 years a lot of these slums and shanties will give way to high-rises, just like we saw in other developing countries like Kenya, South Africa, Brazil, Nigeria , etc. Mumbai aims to also eradicate diseases like dengue, malaria, tuberculosis, etc . and put a ban on open air urination / defecation , which few South Asian and other developing metropolitan cities have achieved in the past.

[@liayesung5721]

@@unka2007 Excuse me, but who are you?? ..you clearly have no idea how wasted Berlin actually is^^im german i live here, and i knw. stop bullying ppl online. thanks. 'dirty' doesnt always mean ugly, sometimes it also means character.

[@iloveindia853]

@@unka2007 Mumbai may not be like Berlin but it has a charm of It’s own

[@rodrigojaime8502]

Would you recommend Mumbai over Jaipur and ND?

[@winkingskeever2414]

As an Indian, Avoid metro cities or big cities 🙏🙏, Especially Delhi or New Delhi, Even as an Indian I would never visit there unless I get a white collar job there.

[@winkingskeever2414]

If you really wanna visit beautiful places of India, Go to the Himalayan region states such as Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh in Far North, and visit North East, Sikkim, Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh.

[@winkingskeever2414]

If you are coming in Monsoon season then in Southern India Kerala is best, Meghalaya is called as Scotland of the East or its named as Abode of Clouds.

[@Ozukovsky]

Never visit Delhi, Mumbai or the golden triangle. The worst places in India. Crowds, honkings, slums and all the stereotypes you will get here. Rather visit states like Himachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Kerala, Goa, Assam, Ladakh, for a much calmer, quieter vacation with unique cultures, food, people, natural beauty ranging from cold ice covered hill stations to beaches to rain forests. These places are sure to change our outlook about India. If you want to visit a big city I would suggest Bengaluru in Karnataka than places like Delhi or Mumbai

[@ridhamatri9447]

​@@Ozukovsky true 👍

[@Aaronpaul410]

Visit WESTERN GHATS IN MAHARASHTRA BRO THIS MONSOON SEASON IS THE BEST SEASON TO GO THEIR 😍👍👍

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Yes, Mumbai is a city of contrast.

[@therealtoophatguys]

Of the darkest Indians

[@ridhamatri9447]

​@therealtoophatguys I am an Indian and I look more manly and handsome than the average white man tbh 😂

[@tejaspalsamkar8381]

You can't afford bro mark my words

[@jsryt6529]

Some peoples ass is burning bc Mumbai gdp is more than some europe country 😹😹

[@elpis9596]

Is this the city where Mr Ambani paid Justin Bieber US$10 Million for a Pre-Wedding Performance? Lol

[@slick1092]

No that's a different one

[@saibaldas9260]

It's jamnagar in Gujarat

[@SarS-rx2zs]

Fukin covid korean

[@rahulpednekar_]

Yes

[@rahulpednekar_]

​@@saibaldas9260 Rihanna in Jamnagar and Justin in Mumbai

[@traveledpov]

Do you edit your own vids man?

[@alienontour4784]

Honking is part of driving in India I Love my India Jai Hind ❤

[@gurr63]

You get shocked alot Zane!⚡ Maybe wear a rubber suit 😂

[@user-xh8mg1po6s]

바닷가 상당히 멋지네요. 중국같은 화려함은 없지만 낭만이 있네요. 경적소리만 없으면 최고일듯 😮

[@gogadev]

Cyynah is Fake as Frek.

[@santhoshv3028]

That's not beach. Beach in India looks way beautiful. You need to go south for that beaches. For example Islands like lakshadweep and Andaman are beautiful. And Goa is also beautiful

[@alvinantonio8033]

Watching from here in Bangkok. Noticed that there are a lot of Indian tourists in Thailand, lots of Indian cuisine restaurants too. This video I finally enjoyed because there weren't anyone trying to constantly try to get you to buy something. What country is next?

[@hardy97092]

The rocks that you saw are tide breaker know as tripod..the largest slum is going under redevelopment by Adani group which will be a somewhere 750-900 crore project which will turn the slum to a hyper smart industrial & residential area very soon. You missed a lot of marine drive there is a recently opened coastal road with promenade & viewing areas with gardens.

[@Simonofcalifornia]

They’re kicking out the poor to build homes for rich folks. That high building you aw at used to be an orphanage. Might wanna see what happened to them.

[@hardy97092]

@@Simonofcalifornia who told you so ?? Have you seen the plans or what?? As far as I know there will be CHS for all the people residing there currently, I'm not saying they'll get villas but yes a planned building which is well constructed with proper drainage, lavatory & drinking water facilities. Moreover there will be shops or workshop for the existing MSME existing in that area like leather industry, candle, textile etc etc.. Yes there will be some buildings which will be sold for instant recovery of some of the expenses incurred in this redevelopment project. This will help government keep a proper check on the MSME as well as the people.

[@Simonofcalifornia]

@@hardy97092 you wanna put some money down? Indians are nicest people, but most (poor) are gullible and fall for anything they’re told.

[@MrAgolikeri]

​@@Simonofcalifornia congratulations for being another victim to misinformation and propoganda

[@iloveindia853]

@@Simonofcalifornia according to the law even if they get kicked out they have to have a new place to stay

[@kyakaruvlogs2784]

You should come to Meghalaya as well

[@binskee677]

would be fun if some foreigners would go to indians in Mumbai ask them for selfies for a change ... would make for a fun video i think xD

[@TravelingEddie]

What's up friend?I did something funny many times when they came up to me for a selfie. I would say ok dost that's ek sau rupee (100 rupees) for the selfie and they would look at me like ARE YOU FOR REAL!. I would laugh and say I'M JUST KIDDING. Then they would laugh usually.

[@8foldpath95]

India is my favorite country to visit

[@fardanmikail7467]

Kenapa ada banyak suara klakson di india😂😂😂

[@iu2]

Zane: Please visit China, if you haven't already done so. Specifically, go to Shanghai. Remember, you dont need a visa. You can get a "transit without a visa" upon arrival if you go to a different country (not where you came from) when you depart. For example: India-China-US or India-China-Hong Kong. Yes, HK is a different country with respect to traveling.

[@unka2007]

@@iu2 China is inconvenient country for foreigners to travel.

[@user-cw4jd8xt2u]

中國機器人在推銷中國

[@futuroluxo]

Maybe Rich in your eyes! Why so much filth on roads?

[@santhoshv3028]

Not all place have filth.

[@saibaldas9260]

There are many people who don't have civic sense in India and there is no law enforcement here for littering. I don't know where are you from but may be your country is of size of Maharashtra or smaller so easy to manage.

[@Ozukovsky]

Never visit Delhi, Mumbai or the golden triangle. The worst places in India. Crowds, honkings, slums and all the stereotypes you will get here. Rather visit states like Himachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Kerala, Goa, Assam, Ladakh, for a much calmer, quieter vacation with unique cultures, food, people, natural beauty ranging from cold ice covered hill stations to beaches to rain forests. These places are sure to change our outlook about India. If you want to visit a big city I would suggest Bengaluru in Karnataka than places like Delhi or Mumbai

[@jsryt6529]

@@Ozukovsky womp womp like NYC?

[@franda777]

you will not find a country on earth that doesnt have filth in one way or another, this is a fantasy. Humans exist and their existence breeds waste, sounds like im trying to be deep but its a true perspective.

[@raghavgupta1771]

For your info the most expensive private residence in the world ' Antilia' is also in Mumbai ❤🇮🇳

[@newyork9123]

Is that good thing ?😂

[@raghavgupta1771]

@@newyork9123 this is neither a bad thing nor something to be envied 😉

[@bloodinmyveins6202]

take a suburban local train to travel, travel faster to the main point, and then take a cab which would cut short the distance to less than 2-4 kms. since it was evening or night time, the trains run quite empty going towards the city from the suburbs in Bandra where you were. every tourist literally shoot their videos on the train travel as an experience.

[@Di-ok4il]

I have traveled north, south east and west but still haven’t see every state. I met the dinosaur princess Aaliya in Balisinor, Gujarat and she is the custodian of 40 acres of land with dinosaur remains. My favourite places are Rajasthan, Kolkata, Delhi. The Sunderbans and Mumbai.

[@dragon8623]

you should have gone to gurugram and noida in delhi.....

[@arunrao1188]

Bhai trident hotel bohut badiya hain.I stayed there last month for 2-3 days.You get a fantastic view of the sea from your room

[@tejaspalsamkar8381]

Even your New York doest have building s and Infatraiture like like this which we have in Mumbai

[@karthickjayaraman2090]

im sure you are a troll who wants to make Indians look bad.

[@davidminutella]

the incessant car horn honking is absolutely terrible

[@santhoshv3028]

That's how we Indian communicate with each other.

[@davidminutella]

@@santhoshv3028 yeah. it's dreadful

[@karanmalhotra97]

DONT visit please, your country is not perfect too..

[@davidminutella]

@@karanmalhotra97 yea i am not going to visit

[@imthevoice7482]

@@davidminutellait happens everywhere where the traffic gets dense, I have seen it in New York too, get your diaphanous brain with proper knowledge how it works then come over here and quack about honking, demn this mo*ons Lmao 😂

[@Ozukovsky]

2:39 It isn't actually rich rich India kind of restaurant. It's for upper middle class. The uber rich go to much more fancier places than this and it exists in India. The places you visited are for upper middle class not the ultra rich. I mean I eat in places like this almost on a weekly basis and I only belong to the upper middle class

[@James-dx6sf]

GDP per capita is the stat to check. Total GDP has no meaning.

[@knottytoob]

PPP.

[@stubborn176]

last 12000 years history is worth learning, present is built upon it. Return us whatever you have looted from us and you'll left with your trouser.

[@Behimehi1380]

Please go to goa. beautiful island 🏝️🏖️

[@enricocontrerasaraneta7290]

Still looked filthy, everywhere and unorganized

[@bg53rockylayek4]

Mumbai is 4th richest city in Asia by gdp and most city with Billoneres in Asia, this dude told ordinary areas as rich areas 😂 , mumbai is not a small city like manila it is 3rd biggest metropolitan city in Asia remember kid

[@SatieSatie]

​@@bg53rockylayek4 Having giant slums throughout the entire country AND the most billionaires is NOT something to be proud of. It only shows how crazy dysfunctional India's system and wealth distribution are. Such discrepancies are indicators for a country that doesn't care for their own people.

[@gogadev]

@@SatieSatie Can you take some illegal Bangaldeshi immigrants?

[@SatieSatie]

​@@gogadev The _vast_ majority of the population are not illegal immigrants from Bangladesh. Most people in India are Indians. It's not the few millions of poor Bangladeshi (that's nothing compared to the 1.3 billion inhabitants) that are the root of India's povery problem, it is and always has been the rich. And my small European country with a tiny population of 9 million has taken in lots and lots of immigrants and asylum seekers from the Middle East and Africa over the past 10 years. We also have Bangladeshi immigrants here. So... what are you trying to say?

[@bg53rockylayek4]

@@SatieSatie india is not a small country like European countries, kid, it is 7th largest country by area and most populated country in planet, that's mean whole North America south America and europe combined population live in India, and you f**ing people only noticed negative things about India that's not your fault because western media only shows negetivity towards India, if you correctly searched you will find India also hold record for cleanest village of Asia, most cleanest air in world (ladakh), also hold record cleanest river in Asia, having slums not so proud of but every country have slums even japan have slums the difference is indias population is so huge that the people attracted towards cities and the cost is so high that they lived in slums but govt is reducing half of the slums by 2030 all slums of mumbai will replaced by skyscrapers. And unfortunately India is known for its ancient history it's quicine, it's diversity, it's spirituality, and obviously it's beauty, not known for slums it is the people like who only thought about this.

[@GOMO__]

I recommend you to visit Pune. It's near Mumbai, especially the hill stations near Pune and Mumbai.

[@layBhari8055]

🙏🙏❤️🇮🇳❤

[@sonalil7795]

You should visit kailasa temple in verul ,Mumbai Maharashtra 😊

[@hindistatus7304]

Little correct India economy growth is 8.1percent growth recently and India will growth 7.8 percent or 7.3 percent easily, but yeah our per capita income is low due to huge population but it will increase in future because India is fastest growing economy in the world, and yeah India is second highest english speaking country

[@bendover-bz4bc]

Nobody cares about it dude. Look at the trash on road. Being poor doesn't give you exuse to throw trash on road. Indians will also becomes rich but they will never become clean

[@noob-basticgamer3969]

Not that clean city..

[@user-er5nf2hs4h]

Aa gaya ek aur foreigner youtube channel k sath bohat sare likes & Views collect karne..🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

[@binskee677]

a wealthy area in india does not mean it's a "nice" are to stay, wealthy areas usually don't even have footpaths and a lot fo closed up houses with high walls, it's not something which is attractive to be or to visit.

[@AnkushYadav-zc8ll]

Brother, tell me why there is so much drug abuse in America. Even after knowing the most science in the world😅

[@unka2007]

@@AnkushYadav-zc8ll Better than eating poop and burning bodies in the river hahahah

[@raghavgupta1771]

Even Delhi is very beautiful, even more beautiful and better than Mumbai as a Delhite I can confirm that but how can you see the beauty of the city if you will roam around old Delhi and fake electronics market ? 😂

[@unka2007]

@@raghavgupta1771 He was also roaming around New Delhi… and It didnt look a pleasant city:… Dirty as F

[@MrAgolikeri]

If you say New Delhi capital area then yes, the old Delhi areas are worst than our Kurla and Dharavi areas

[@unka2007]

@@MrAgolikeri no

[@MrAgolikeri]

@@unka2007 lol I have roamed across the country especially in cities like Delhi Mumbai and Bangalore. In my perception, Mumbai >>> Bangalore>>>>>Delhi . I just wrote based on my observation. If you don't agree with it, your choice.

[@iloveindia853]

Maybe one part of delhi

[@dailydoseofgaming3593]

India needs huge investment in teaching civic sense to common public. I am an Indian myself and I am learning how to take care of my country everywhere i go. Its my responsibility to keep my country clean and safe.

[@rajanjacob2577]

There are some places in mumbai where most of visitors cant afford very expensive

[@mariaperea9949]

👍🙏🙏👍

[@pramedhindra5560]

almost every city in the world has this type of "shocking" contrast

[@Hodophil_Chhthu]

Hii I'm running you tube change w can you help me how to make attractive thumbnail.

[@RSidd]

Respect for trying out Indian sweets every chance you get. Never thought you'd be so into them. As an Indian, I just took them for granted like any other food. But now I avoid them after being a little health concious in my 30s, lol.

[@user-sf4xy8cu7b]

Come in Bangladesh

[@webabhi]

I will tell you some great places in South Asia to visit: Bhutan: Phuentsholing, Thimphu and Paro Darjeeling and Sikkim: Darjeeling, Gangtok and Pelling Nepal: Kathmandu, Pokhara and Nagarkot Uttarakhand: Rishikesh, Mussoorie, Landour and Dhanaulti. Chandigarh and Himachal Pradesh: Chandigarh, Shimla, Manali and Kasauli. Kashmir: Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam and Sonamarg Pakistan: Islamabad, Murree and Nathiagali. Then Kerala and Sri Lanka are entirely different from these places. Unfortunately, the most famous tourist destination in South Asia is Golden Triangle which is full of beautiful monuments but you need to know how to handle irritating touts and street vendors who at times get on your nerves.

[@Jrmyf77]

Did I happen to see you in One Uptown today?

[@tejaspalsamkar8381]

We Indians are leading every where.

[@peacelover2008]

bragging every where

[@tejaspalsamkar8381]

@@peacelover2008 we are progresing in every field because of us your country runs

[@ridhamatri9447]

No we are not.

[@ridhamatri9447]

​@@peacelover2008 please don't generalise. I'm an Indian and I also hate these braggers.

[@janakbhai5689]

Please visit gujrat ahemdabad

[@bvireannah1806]

modi the Prime minister started clean india (swaach bharat) campaign some years ago🚯🚮 , we the people need to continue it also the trash pick up facilties , infrastructure should be increased, we may have limtitations due to population but its bad for tourism 🤔🤔🤔

[@karaki369]

I recommend you to travel to China. I saw in many of your videos that you mistaken many cuisines and foods as being from other countries, but they are actually of Chinese origin and the originals are much tastier. You can refer to the 144-hour visa-free service. I recommend you go to Beijing, Shanghai or Guangzhou, because they have a collection of delicacies from nearby provinces. Enjoy your time!

[@ridhamatri9447]

No no. Momos are Nepalese Bhutanese origin and extremely popular in India.

[@karaki369]

@@ridhamatri9447 I wasn't taking about Momos. I mean baos. And he assumed that's Japanese food or Korean food first when saw a East Asian restaurant. That's ridiculous, like seeing a South Asia restaurant and first assume that's Pakistan or Sri Lanka instead of India.

[@SIDDHUMOSEEWALA]

Bb

[@jaypalthakor9246]

🇺🇸🤝🇮🇳🤝🇷🇺

[@rinadhara2495]

@@jaypalthakor9246 you are dumb right? Ain't you?

[@avtaar5144]

Its 4.1 Trillion now in 2024