Life In Mumbai's Slums: Rationalised Water And Street Food | Floyd's India | TRACKS

[@JacquesV43]

I’ ve never been in Mumbai but I went to Rajasthan with backpacker with my wife there are ten years ago , we took a buses, train and of course tuck tuck, one of my best trip, I ‘ve seen a lot of friendly and poor people with their smooth smile, it was a strange experience in this marvelous country, very good memory , I hope to back one another day. Your report is so interesting and it make me hungry

[@IronMan-kj9vy]

Equality is the greatest gift for humanity, an unequal society can never bring happiness to a people

[@reelhappytravellers2691]

A mind that is stretched by a new experience and new travel directions can never go back to its old dimensions..... Thank you for sharing this experience with us!!!! Huge subs from us....

[@bobbyb8179]

I'm tired of Covid news. I'm glad there is a documentary video like this. 👍

[@paulor9577]

I love this guys charisma and voice!!! Nice documentary

[@fallionwater117]

Wow!! I bought a silk sari online from Mumbai!! Always loved India...

[@fallionwater117]

@Harshit Kapoor --It is recycled... and very beautiful. :)

[@fallionwater117]

@Harshit Kapoor That is the best way. TO use everything again. Have a beautiful day!

[@fallionwater117]

@Harshit Kapoor Thank you so much for your information Harshit. Wishing you safety and beauty in these days. Bless you always.

[@fallionwater117]

@Harshit Kapoor Someday I believe I will come there.

[@2skachishi122]

This looks like an old video 2000's era

[@ramishrambarran3998]

Excellent ! Trinidad & Tobago.

[@fingerprint5511]

Go Keith! Great to see he's still cooking and Indian food is delicious

[@dumbcameo]

I think this documentary is 10 years old , is it?

[@martand_05]

Looks even more older

[@egor373]

Yeah must be from 2000s

[@StudyBoy-by7wp]

Yes

[@eugeniacharles6515]

Am watching from Trinidad and I must say you can cook well

[@ChillVanille]

I love this guys charisma. This is dated but a lot of fun to watch. Tfs!

[@kalamvalleyvlog]

I am watching from Kalam Valley

[@josephkim689]

Where is that?

[@shahsaud2625]

@@josephkim689 Pakistan

[@karentorkar8256]

The Laundry scenes alone are astonishing. How do they keep track of all those garments?... And what kind of heat are those workers experiencing?

[@harshitbasand9983]

Mam this slum is called dharavi i live here

[@fallionwater117]

This is truly amazing!

[@gamingwithlegends9265]

This is amazing

[@ప్రథమపాండవ369]

Engineers : We Have A Plan Politicians : Is That Effects My Vote Bank

[@gilbertfranklin1537]

I say old chop, shouldn't you be measuring the ingredients as you add them to the pots? Say, by teaspoon, tablespoon, ounce, pint or quart? And for Lord's sake, tell us WHY each item is added - as to its purpose or desired effect on the outcome. After all, you are an acknowledged master of your art, so help the common folk.

[@roshenphilip2408]

The video is quite old, look at the cars, it's not what is selling in India Today. Just saying good doc.

[@naturewanderer1609]

No no no no no no no!! Sorry but this Mumbaikar doesn't approve 🤦! You forgot Amul butter the main ingredient in Pav bhaji! What's that potato balls? If you where going to make Vada pav then you forgot some main ingredients: Turmeric powder & curry leaves for stuffing, we don't add mint! We use besan(gram flour) for coating! And 3rd was almost close but you didn't add sev(vermicelli) along with puffed rice not wheat. Great enthusiasm and effort but you should have learnt it in detail before presenting. Those locals might be observing if you doing it right or what you are doing! 😀❤️🙏

[@swatit9372]

Yes I agree. Corn flour in VadaPaav?? 🤦

[@ankiysa3430]

This video is 20 years old

[@daveotuwa5596]

Mumbai is home to the biggest film industry on earth?! That could also be home of Bollywood!

[@BhaktiSangeetSaini]

old video nice work

[@সাহেবমেমসাহেব]

Nice place Mumbai

[@DivineByDesignWithDani]

This was too much like a cooking show. I was hoping for a documentary containing more substance.

[@NoNopeAndNo]

My thoughts exactly

[@tekumete]

The plate for cooking looks dirty

[@herobandar8257]

I thought i am watching Gordon Ramsay cooking program

[@kunalghosh8852]

The usual way how the Western media portrays India and Bombay as the slum capital is taking me to nerves these days. Those days are gone and as a matter of fact, India's poverty elevation campaign was one of the largest ever undertaken by a government. Indian economy is booming and will continue to do so for the next 30 years.

[@prashantakabari5479]

Agreed. We are having tremendous progress in every field. Love India!

[@fercos33]

the water was acting rationally? it was enlightenment water? the word you are looking for is rationed, i think.

[@theeraphatsunthornwit6266]

I want to eat that 😅

[@alexd7686]

1996 film lol 😂

[@channel-rc1gd]

How old is this? Lmao

[@hemantjoshi1428]

Yeah. Actually the same question I got when I watched this

[@MorenoeCourt55Sanders]

MGM 1992 23:5:56 English English A Sony Company and the day or so ago and I don't have to go back and forth with a few weeks and I will be back and get back in Drama Comedy

[@masterofeverything8407]

Hey

[@pakbaloch8661]

This is super power shame on Modi Goverment ..

[@b.3940]

Bhaarat ashvet logon ke prati naslavaadee hai. Bahut gandee jagah.

[@salmanabdul5208]

Ooh man I'll never eat that chickpea curry cause he didn't pour water to cook it . He should have learned cooking it before filming.

[@swatit9372]

I guess those peas were already boiled.

[@rengasamyratenam405]

Sadly this gentlemen trying out Indian dishes .. 'simly by dumping them in a pot...there are more than this..He musy allow the local to cook and narrate in english.,,of the ingrediants & methods.. However the triple centuary of Indian presence till 1947 could have created a taste to Indian cooking & its food. appreciate his cooking deligence...