I advise not to travel to cities like Mumbai, they're not representative of India at all, they're more like a work hub. Also you're in the Muslim neighborhood, so even less representative. The heart of India is in it's villages, where 65% of it's 1.4 billion people live, much more family orientated. Each state has it's own variety of peoples, festivals, languages, and traditions. Festivals are especially beautiful, vibrant and lively with music, noise and huge crowds of women/girls with long flowing hair and bright, sparkling colourful clothes, dancing in unison. It's like a never ending sea of colours, their clothes make everywhere you look seem like a kaleidoscope 😊. Also, India can't be described as 'unusual' lol, it's how a lot of (probably most) countries around the world are and India alone is home to a 5th of the worlds people.
I visited Western India 2016 from USA. I saw on TV their Parliament. It seems to me that their Government would do so much better to help all the Citizens, if they would just speak one at a time, instead of shouting over one another in Parliament. Give them just 40 seconds to say what they want in silence !
@sombailnawaz2486 but they most recognize culture in the world and most talented people.remind that.they no need other nation .they are country inside nation .with billion people .huge market this world.
@@awangmujin3988no!! There are other countries that prioritize their culture extremely much like here in Norway, we value our culture a lot and like any other country, India also depends on other countries, mainly the USA
The video is a walking tour of Mumbai, where the host, Pablo, shares his experiences and observations about the city and its people. He talks about the climate (hot in summer, mild in winter), Indian culture (everyone smiles and tries to understand each other), and the country's geography (surrounded by oceans). He also highlights some interesting facts about India: The concept of zero as a number was invented there Bollywood is the largest film industry in the world The streets are alive with surprises at every corner Throughout the video, Pablo shares his thoughts on the food (even simple dishes can be a cultural shock), people's kindness and curiosity towards Westerners, and the experience of watching a Bollywood movie. He also plugs his social media channels, invites viewers to share their thoughts about India in the comments, and recommends a tour guide service for visiting Dharavi. Finally, he concludes the video with his name and a thank-you message. 😊
I've been to India several times and have always come back to the West a more humble person. Most Indians are very friendly and have amazing levels of tolerance, just the opposite of westeners who are quick to temper and lose their cool.🙏
@@THORMYN1 Political corruption my dear friend is the cause of India's material woes and the fact that they're neglecting the teaching of the anciecnt Vedic texts.
Hello! Eating street food in India probably isn’t the best idea (speaking from personal experience, lol). Dharavi is an incredible place though-2 million people living in an area no bigger than an airport. Can you imagine that? They work so hard. India isn’t easy!
Funny how you always select poorest places of India to film. While choosing best places for others. India is Huge. I am sure you did not visit north or east or even south. Your intentions were quite clear All India is poor and dirty. Thats all you want to show. Racist hypocrites. I hope one India rises so much and you never get chance to visit.ever again. I will make it to political positions and remove all the visas and permissions for alll of these " UA-camrs". India is too generous , letting this demons come in to mock her circumstances.
@@kati1017 Yes true, I don’t know how everyone who bathes in the Ganges River doesn’t get sick. I think Indian people are more immune to disease than us westerners lol!
This would be such an amazing destination for people all over the world if everyone physically able would all take one day per year to simply pick up one bag of trash. It would completely transform this country into somewhere worth being/going. Surely they don’t enjoy such nastiness. There was a clean India initiative but I guess it died on the vine. One day, One bag. Cmon India!🇮🇳
Hello! Your comment really made my day! The goal of Wanna Walk is to inspire people to travel more and step out of their comfort zones. Glad you liked Cuba, it’s a mind-blowing experience 🤩❤️
Yes. Eventhough no cleanliness, the people are living as a family. Children are playing in the dirty streets with full freedom and joy. Friendliness everywhere here. They are the millioners not by money but by means of cheerful and happiness. Dont underestimate them. If anybody wants to come out of lonliness, they can very well stay in Dharavi.
@@valarmathisivaprakasam2042this is something bad, they were forced to live "happily" in a totally sad reality, as a Norwegian I can say that we are happier than the Indians, and believe me," happiness" is not summed up only in this video
@@WannaWalk Some of it is of course human waste (a lot of it is) but some of it is from mangroves, hydrogen sulphide gas and smelly water is produced when mangrove decomposte :)
Die Inder hier , in ihrer Armut und Fleiss werden, so habe ich es verstanden , von ihrer RELIGION getragen ! ❤❤ Sie halten und werden gehalten an die uralten Kastengesetze ? SO LEBT ES SICH LEICHTER UND DIE ÖFFENTLICHKEIT , PO.ITIKER , HABEN IHRE RUHE ? Mehrmals war ich in India aber nicht hier !😢 Ich ergötze mich gerade an den ewigen Autohupen . 😊
Hii Brother. Just saw this video, what a great effort by you to capture the slum life. Nice one. Yes, I've been to Mumbai so many times, because I Love Mumbai. And I'm trying my level best to shift to Mumbai permanently, but it's a very costly city to live in. But, still I'm in love with Mumbai. Please pray for me, that I get a job and a small flat in Mumbai. Nothing more I want.
Hello brother. Thanks a lot. Ill do something more effective than pray,,I’ll give you good advice: study something that has demand. For example, programming or air conditioning installation or electrical technician. These things will pay your bills and will put food on the table. Study, learn to sale and be responsible and professional and you’ll never a problem. Best wishes ❤️
I did go to the Pushkar Camel Fair. Remember the loudspeaker blaring something all night long. Had a driver who slept in the car all night long. Went with 2 others, a Pharmacist & a Shrink which i thought an ideal mix. It was a good trip. Thanks.
Sin dudarlo Pablo, hay que ser muy valiente y saludable para hacer un recorrido como el que mostraste en el video. Es tan raro, amontonado, sucio que cuesta entender por qué sonríen. Gracias por mostrar ésta cara diferente del mundo. 😊
Hola! Muchas gracias por tus palabras. Ciertamente, India es un destino complejo. Siempre es un misterio entender otra cultura y sus acciones pero aquí hay un factor de creencias muy marcado. En India, la movilidad social no es esperada ni frecuente. No muy diferente a como era occidente en la era feudal, donde las vidas transcurrían del mismo modo y lugar en el que comenzaron. Explicar y entender India es una tarea titánica 🤩❤️
Old civilization,Bharat,greatest vedic culture,only vegetarian land on the earth,ahimsa,no violence,only country in the world,which was never attacking on any other country
I'm glad you enjoyed it! India It’s amazing! More India videos to watch later: ua-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
Gracias por llevarnos en Business a los lugares mas inospitos! tu mirada nos aporta expansión absoluta! Estar en primera persona, es fascinante!! Éxitos y siempre, buena aventura!!
@@WannaWalk Bro I have a question. I have seen your old videos related to other countries where you show famous and recognized areas but why for India you are specially making video like (Dirtiest street in India)/(Most dangerous slum)/Etc. Like in a country of 30 states and over 4000 cities of different culture and cuisines, all you got was1$ food and dirtiest street? What are you trying to show?
Dharavi has an area of just over 2.39 square kilometres (0.92 sq mi; 590 acres)[3] and a population of about 1,000,000. With a population density of over 277,136/km2 (717,780/sq mi) Dharavi is one of the most densely populated areas in the world. The Dharavi slum was founded in 1884 during the British colonial era, and grew because the expulsion of factories and residents from the peninsular city centre by the colonial government and from the migration of rural Indians into urban Mumbai. For this reason, Dharavi is currently a highly diverse settlement religiously and ethnically. Dharavi has an active informal economy in which numerous household enterprises employ many of the slum residents-leather, textiles and pottery products are among the goods made inside Dharavi. The total annual turnover has been estimated at over US$1 billion.
Thank you for this fantastic Video.👍 They are great memories for me because I was in India in March/April 2024. Alone and with a backpack. In the video at 5.00 minutes you are right. The boys make black soap.😃
I work with two Indian guys, both highly qualified engineers. Apart from visiting family, neither of them want to go back and live there as they both say the heat, pollution, noise, corruption make it awful. India is a nuclear power, and has its own space programme yet it lets its own polpe live in these conditions.
"Is Dharavi safe to stay in? As Dharavi is a slum, there are no proper building structures and homes are usually built illegally. Its neighbouring area of Mahim, however, is very safe and nice to live in, with good residential buildings, stores, schools and places of worship."
Exploitative Resource Extraction: Foreign corporations could gain control of India’s natural resources, such as minerals, oil, and gas. They could then extract these resources at the lowest possible cost, using poor environmental practices that devastate local ecosystems. The wealth would flow back to the colonizing power, while India bears the brunt of environmental degradation.
I visited all of them, in different videos. The slum is one of them and it’s very interesting to my eyes. More India videos to watch later: ua-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
Because you Indians don't want to visit your slums and see there situations and improve their livelihood and Indians are busy in going abroad and see their infrastructure
Thanks for sharing, the streets look lively and lived on although i must admit im surprised that people can live and thrive in the chaos and filth.Really eye opening, thanks so much for sharing
India, or Bharat, has historically been rich in natural resources, including gold, agriculture, and energy. In nearly every sector, the country possessed an abundance of wealth. Unfortunately, this prosperity attracted many foreign powers, from the Romans and Portuguese / Western countries, to the Mughals and the British, who sought to exploit its richness and looted this country with every opportunity. Despite these challenges, the people of India have remained patient and continue to welcome others with open arms. We are a generous nation, with a strong desire to contribute to feeding the world. We are continually striving to improve ourselves. Remarkably, India is emerging to become the third-largest economy in the world in a very short period. However, given our large population, it will take some time to ensure a better standard of living for everyone.
We need to bring back Cononizer back to steal India stuff again. Foreign corporations could gain control of India’s natural resources, such as minerals, oil, and gas. They could then extract these resources at the lowest possible cost, using poor environmental practices that devastate local ecosystems. The wealth would flow back to the colonizing power, while India bears the brunt of environmental degradation.
I recommend you to visit north east india like manipur , nagaland, sikkim , and lay ladakh and kashmir, Shimla, andman and Nicobar islands too + south india like Kerala (specifically kochi ) , hampi and lakshadweep island too ! They are really beautiful! But i guess you are interested in slums and poor sides of india so enjoy being there 😂😂
Hello. I traveled most India, north to south, this is my third visit to the country and honestly, except a few rich neighbors or touristic places, all the country looks like this. It’s a huge country and I’ll check the places you recommend but Luxury spots or natural beauty usually don’t appeal to me or my audience-these chaotic and weird streets are fascinating 🙂❤️
@@WannaWalk okay I got it ! But if you haven't been to even one of the places I mentioned then you have not really travelled india ! Yeah I accept that Mumbai, delhi , and central India is pretty much like that but they are not tourist spots the places I mentioned please include "Shimla , Andaman and Nicobar islands, hampi ,kochi etc... too" are the actual tourist spots ! But it's okay if you like these places! Have a good time !
Hello. I usually walk randomly, recording what I find different and interesting. I went to rich neighborhoods but they are boring with little to record. More videos to come soon! 🙂❤️
Most UA-camrs and vloggers show this wealthy side every week and most videos are about that "modern" or "rich" side of India. We have enough videos of the top 10%. Us foreigners want to see the reality of the working class of the big cities and the way they live. So thank you WannaWalk for showing us the reality of the working class with zero bias.
@@WannaWalkyou are going there knowingly, don't lie. You want to portray Indias image as a ugly country. You getting money from India's enemy countries government. Karma will get back to you with its full force. Don't worry
India is huge populated country in the whole world 🌎 from 2023 india has overtaken China also. After few years there will be accute shortages of food water,housing, medical facilities, it will be difficult to travel for day today jobs.
This slum has around 1 million not 2 million. I have been here. The biggest slum in the world is in Karachi Packistan with around 2 million inhabitants
This was amazing! every corner and alley was full of different trades and people all going about their work and not taking any notice of you recording them. I would be petrified of walking in that labyrinth of strangeness'. I think night time its just as busy as the day time. did you try the street food. very brave if you did sir!! Thankyou for sharing a fascinating video.
It would be helpful if you described what the viewer is viewing vs asking viewers to describe what they’re viewing. Why not interact with the people you’re filming. Just a suggestion.
Hello. The challenge with India is that I often don’t fully understand what’s happening. Their culture is very different to mine, so most of the time I just can observe. I also enjoy when the local audience explains these things. I’ve tried interacting with locals, but they’re often shy around Westerners, especially when a camera is involved. Many also only speak Hindi, which I don’t understand 🤩❤️
Let’s thank the almighty algorithm for that! Welcome to Wanna Walk! More India videos to watch later: ua-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
Movies are like dreams, and it’s no coincidence that Bollywood (and Hollywood) creates such dreamlike films. By the way, I went to a cinema in India, and the whole experience was surreal! I had never seen such a massive theater, and everyone was clapping and singing along to all the songs and dances like crazy. A truly fabulous experience! People in India have a beautifully innocent quality, at least when they’re watching these movies 🤩🍿
Thank you for this video! I love watching what’s going on in the world especially on my VR headset, makes me feel like I’m right there! I did is not for everyone. Here in Canada Indians have a bad reputation because many still keep their customs and mentality and refuse to conform to a new country with different rules. Why for instance is there always garbage and filth lying around and piling up? People are used to it and therefore nobody bothers to clean. Also the municipalities have to enforce laws to keep the streets clean. I love Indian culture, the clothes, the music, the dancing, so rich. I really hope that in the future this country will get out of the poverty . I realize there are also many super rich Indians and other places in India that are clean and beautiful, I’ve wandered around in them in my VR set! Anyways just wanted to say I love India and the Indian people !❤️
Hello! I appreciate it. That’s exactly the goal of ‘Wanna Walk’, to show how different reality can be from what we know. It’s pretty interesting! More India videos to watch later: ua-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
It's kind of surreal how people treat scenarios like this as a synonym for happiness, they're not happy, they're just used to living like this (they're accommodated in this precariousness)
Did you ever experience going to a foreign country visiting their slum area and feel so happy and confident that you will be safe and nothing bad will happen to you 😂
US Expats looking for a place to live for retirement with cheap cost of living should consider living in this slum called Dharavi in Mumbai! There will be no loneliness and plenty of socialization would be available! There will be no depression and plenty of friends to take care of you in old age!
Thabks a lot! Bangkok is one of my favorite city in Asia! I’ll be recording in Argentina, Bolivia and Mexico for a few months. Then going to Thailand in April 2025 🤩❤️
sizi türkiyeden severek izliyorum,hindistanı görmeyi çok isterim ama pislik yüzünden hastalanırım ve orada aç kalırım ,hijyen hiç yok diye gitmek istemiyorum. hele pakistana asla gidilmez.
Hello, my friend! Thanks for your message! You should visit India. You can eat healthy at a hotel or cook for yourself in an Airbnb. The experience of exploring this country is amazing!
@HomiParsa-j7x çok güldüm ,hemde çok.kiyaslamanidan ne kadar Türkiye konusunda cahil ve bilgisiz olduğunuz anlaşiliyor.ulkem harikadır.sizlerse bok içinde yaşayıp bunu medeniyetmi sayiyorsunuz. Her konuda mukemmeliz.uzgunum derdinize yanın😂😂😂😂😂
@HomiParsa-j7x hay Allah yazmayı unuttum,kadınlarımıza toplu tecavüz edenler ve öldürenler sizsiniz.bunada gülmek isterdim ama kadınlara uzuldugum için gulemem.sayin bay hintliii
Funny how you always select poorest places of India to film. While choosing best places for others. India is Huge. I am sure you did not visit north or east or even south. Your intentions were quite clear All India is poor and dirty. Thats all you want to show. Racist hypocrites. I hope one India rises so much and you never get chance to visit.ever again. I will make it to political positions and remove all the visas and permissions for alll of these " UA-camrs". India is too generous , letting this demons come in to mock her circumstances.
Hello! More than glad you like it. India is fabulous to experience something truly different! Please check video’s description, you’ll find a professional local guide that will show you everything and it’s not expensive. I don’t recommend you to enter alone. I didn’t have any problem anyway! More India videos to watch later: ua-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
Are the lower income people as spiritual minded as their heritage represents or is survival so difficult that they have so many daily concerns ? OM Shanti OM
Both. They ask you many things in a very direct way. Like random people coming to you and asking: how much do you earn a month? They love to know how we see their country and why you visit it.
Ein unglaublich hartes Leben aber scheinbar hat der religiöse Hintergrund eine sehr tiefgreifende Wirkung auf die Menschen. Aber es ist auch ein Bild für die Intelligenz der Menschen wie sie in so einer Welt überleben
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Excellent video showing reality of place and people
🤩🤩🤩
The kids seem happy enjoying playing around with their friends.
I advise not to travel to cities like Mumbai, they're not representative of India at all, they're more like a work hub. Also you're in the Muslim neighborhood, so even less representative. The heart of India is in it's villages, where 65% of it's 1.4 billion people live, much more family orientated. Each state has it's own variety of peoples, festivals, languages, and traditions. Festivals are especially beautiful, vibrant and lively with music, noise and huge crowds of women/girls with long flowing hair and bright, sparkling colourful clothes, dancing in unison. It's like a never ending sea of colours, their clothes make everywhere you look seem like a kaleidoscope 😊. Also, India can't be described as 'unusual' lol, it's how a lot of (probably most) countries around the world are and India alone is home to a 5th of the worlds people.
I visited Western India 2016 from USA. I saw on TV their Parliament. It seems to me that their Government would do so much better to help all the Citizens, if they would just speak one at a time, instead of shouting over one another in Parliament. Give them just 40 seconds to say what they want in silence !
Videos of India are always entertaining even though living conditions are poor its intriguing to see how they all create activity to earn a living.
Certainly! More India videos to watch later: ua-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
Poor people 😑
@sombailnawaz2486 but they most recognize culture in the world and most talented people.remind that.they no need other nation .they are country inside nation .with billion people .huge market this world.
@@somailnawaz2486Pas plus que dans d’autres pays et puis, ils sont riches de sagesse et de dignité.
@@awangmujin3988no!! There are other countries that prioritize their culture extremely much like here in Norway, we value our culture a lot and like any other country, India also depends on other countries, mainly the USA
The video is a walking tour of Mumbai, where the host, Pablo, shares his experiences and observations about the city and its people. He talks about the climate (hot in summer, mild in winter), Indian culture (everyone smiles and tries to understand each other), and the country's geography (surrounded by oceans).
He also highlights some interesting facts about India:
The concept of zero as a number was invented there
Bollywood is the largest film industry in the world
The streets are alive with surprises at every corner
Throughout the video, Pablo shares his thoughts on the food (even simple dishes can be a cultural shock), people's kindness and curiosity towards Westerners, and the experience of watching a Bollywood movie.
He also plugs his social media channels, invites viewers to share their thoughts about India in the comments, and recommends a tour guide service for visiting Dharavi. Finally, he concludes the video with his name and a thank-you message. 😊
Fantastic! You made it with ChatGPT? 😅❤️
All that beeping from traffic would drive me crazy
I've been to India several times and have always come back to the West a more humble person. Most Indians are very friendly and have amazing levels of tolerance, just the opposite of westeners who are quick to temper and lose their cool.🙏
True
@@ziggyschumann5284 But I think it’s also the tolerance that keeps things bad!
@@THORMYN1 Political corruption my dear friend is the cause of India's material woes and the fact that they're neglecting the teaching of the anciecnt Vedic texts.
very friendly ? Yeh ,just like the Japs when you turn your back they plant a knife in it , disgusting 💩💩💩💩
Es ist dort nicht gefährlich . Essen sollte man auf der Straße nicht . Europäische Därme spielen verrückt .😊 Danke fürs mitnehmen .👍
Hello! Eating street food in India probably isn’t the best idea (speaking from personal experience, lol). Dharavi is an incredible place though-2 million people living in an area no bigger than an airport. Can you imagine that? They work so hard. India isn’t easy!
@@WannaWalkIch weiß . Neben mir sitzt ein Inder .Wir diskutieren heftig .
@@WannaWalk
- easy
- normal
- hard
- India
What do you mean, by its not as safe as it seems. Can a single traveller venture in there or better not?
Funny how you always select poorest places of India to film. While choosing best places for others.
India is Huge. I am sure you did not visit north or east or even south.
Your intentions were quite clear
All India is poor and dirty. Thats all you want to show.
Racist hypocrites. I hope one India rises so much and you never get chance to visit.ever again. I will make it to political positions and remove all the visas and permissions for alll of these " UA-camrs". India is too generous , letting this demons come in to mock her circumstances.
Indian people are industrious and very resourceful! Amazing how they survive!
Yes 🙌
Ya unfortunately they migrate to decent and stable countries and turn them into sht!
@@kati1017 Yes true, I don’t know how everyone who bathes in the Ganges River doesn’t get sick. I think Indian people are more immune to disease than us westerners lol!
If that's true, how come India is poor?
बहुत दिलचस्प रिपोर्ट. बहुत अच्छा
Thank you ❤️ More India videos to watch later: ua-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
This would be such an amazing destination for people all over the world if everyone physically able would all take one day per year to simply pick up one bag of trash. It would completely transform this country into somewhere worth being/going. Surely they don’t enjoy such nastiness. There was a clean India initiative but I guess it died on the vine. One day, One bag. Cmon India!🇮🇳
I'd love to visit here. Matter of fact, watching your videos is what inspired me to visit Cuba. And i did, back in July. It was AWESOME!!!
Hello! Your comment really made my day! The goal of Wanna Walk is to inspire people to travel more and step out of their comfort zones. Glad you liked Cuba, it’s a mind-blowing experience 🤩❤️
@@WannaWalk yes, i also traveled to cuba solo.
What strikes me is that even though they are in dire poverty most of the people seem happier than Americans.
Yes. Eventhough no cleanliness, the people are living as a family. Children are playing in the dirty streets with full freedom and joy. Friendliness everywhere here. They are the millioners not by money but by means of cheerful and happiness. Dont underestimate them. If anybody wants to come out of lonliness, they can very well stay in Dharavi.
@@valarmathisivaprakasam2042this is something bad, they were forced to live "happily" in a totally sad reality, as a Norwegian I can say that we are happier than the Indians, and believe me," happiness" is not summed up only in this video
Fact.
@@ErnaBjørn I am from Scotland and how anyone can live in such squalor is beyond me.
@@northscot9862 dont understand either, highly doubt they dont want to change their lives
Been on a merchant ship to mumbay 30 - 40 times. you can smell the city 24 hours before you can see it on the water.
Wow. Can you describe the smell?
@@WannaWalk Some of it is of course human waste (a lot of it is) but some of it is from mangroves, hydrogen sulphide gas and smelly water is produced when mangrove decomposte :)
Change your job, 😅 shift to computer programing😅
Atleast no drug cartels.....druggist have destroyed peace in poor economic zones in mexico, brazil, columbia etc
True
They don't have an insatiable drug consuming market next door, like Mexico.
Amazing unseen walk in India
this country is becoming superpower and first's world country in 2030.I don't know what angle they will use to enter but Indians sure enough for it.
Die Inder hier , in ihrer Armut und Fleiss werden, so habe ich es verstanden , von ihrer RELIGION getragen ! ❤❤ Sie halten und werden gehalten an die uralten Kastengesetze ? SO LEBT ES SICH LEICHTER UND DIE ÖFFENTLICHKEIT , PO.ITIKER , HABEN IHRE RUHE ? Mehrmals war ich in India aber nicht hier !😢 Ich ergötze mich gerade an den ewigen Autohupen . 😊
Hii Brother.
Just saw this video, what a great effort by you to capture the slum life. Nice one.
Yes, I've been to Mumbai so many times, because I Love Mumbai. And I'm trying my level best to shift to Mumbai permanently, but it's a very costly city to live in. But, still I'm in love with Mumbai. Please pray for me, that I get a job and a small flat in Mumbai. Nothing more I want.
Hello brother. Thanks a lot. Ill do something more effective than pray,,I’ll give you good advice: study something that has demand. For example, programming or air conditioning installation or electrical technician. These things will pay your bills and will put food on the table. Study, learn to sale and be responsible and professional and you’ll never a problem. Best wishes ❤️
@@WannaWalk thanks brother for your support, advice and blessings.
My regards to you.
Did you see the progress India has made during the past 20 years?
Please make a video of that also to show the world the better side of India.
Hello. Ill be publishing new videos showing the rich area soon. Anyway I visited India 10 years ago and honestly everything looks pretty similar 🙂❤️
at this point they are just honking for fun
😂😂😂
I did go to the Pushkar Camel Fair. Remember the loudspeaker blaring something all night long. Had a driver who slept in the car all night long. Went with 2 others, a Pharmacist & a Shrink which i
thought an ideal mix. It was a good trip. Thanks.
Sin dudarlo Pablo, hay que ser muy valiente y saludable para hacer un recorrido como el que mostraste en el video. Es tan raro, amontonado, sucio que cuesta entender por qué sonríen. Gracias por mostrar ésta cara diferente del mundo. 😊
Hola! Muchas gracias por tus palabras. Ciertamente, India es un destino complejo. Siempre es un misterio entender otra cultura y sus acciones pero aquí hay un factor de creencias muy marcado. En India, la movilidad social no es esperada ni frecuente. No muy diferente a como era occidente en la era feudal, donde las vidas transcurrían del mismo modo y lugar en el que comenzaron. Explicar y entender India es una tarea titánica 🤩❤️
Y aún así, desde sus vidas carentes de posibilidades, logran soñar y amar. Los misterios del ser humano.
Terima kasih.saya senang yuotube anda mengenai negri INDIA.sehat2 selalu.salam.INDONESIA❤
Thank you ❤️ More India videos to watch later: ua-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
Old civilization,Bharat,greatest vedic culture,only vegetarian land on the earth,ahimsa,no violence,only country in the world,which was never attacking on any other country
* except Cachemira 😅
@@WannaWalkindians doing violence in kashmir? 😂
You have too much information I guess 😂
Great video. Vibrant. Something interesting around every corner.
I'm glad you enjoyed it! India It’s amazing!
More India videos to watch later:
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Gracias por llevarnos en Business a los lugares mas inospitos! tu mirada nos aporta expansión absoluta! Estar en primera persona, es fascinante!! Éxitos y siempre, buena aventura!!
Muchas gracias! Me alegra y mucho que lo hayas disfrutado! Me emociona saber que viajas conmigo. India es un destino fabuloso 🤩❤️
Thank You Great walkabout it is a shame that people have to live in such poor conditions 🙂❤👍
I’m glad you found it interesting. I loved to walk there. It’s pretty exiting
@@WannaWalkit's exciting for you because u don't live in those conditions...
Nice video! What is with that little red dot at 20:30? What does it mean?
Please activate subtitles. All the info is there (in 40 languages) 🙂
I enjoy this video so much
Thanks a lot 🤩❤️
🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@@WannaWalk Bro I have a question. I have seen your old videos related to other countries where you show famous and recognized areas but why for India you are specially making video like (Dirtiest street in India)/(Most dangerous slum)/Etc. Like in a country of 30 states and over 4000 cities of different culture and cuisines, all you got was1$ food and dirtiest street? What are you trying to show?
لم أرى أي مشاهد من الخطورة الأناس مسالمين ويرحبوا بك 😮 فأرجوا تغيير عنوان المقطع
Title is created to attract viewers!
Un gran bel video, ma fa tanto male vedere tanta povertà ❤❤❤❤❤
Ciertamente triste ver gente sufriendo. Pero se las ingenian para subsistir. Eso es valioso. Un saludo y gracias 🤩
Dharavi has an area of just over 2.39 square kilometres (0.92 sq mi; 590 acres)[3] and a population of about 1,000,000. With a population density of over 277,136/km2 (717,780/sq mi) Dharavi is one of the most densely populated areas in the world.
The Dharavi slum was founded in 1884 during the British colonial era, and grew because the expulsion of factories and residents from the peninsular city centre by the colonial government and from the migration of rural Indians into urban Mumbai. For this reason, Dharavi is currently a highly diverse settlement religiously and ethnically. Dharavi has an active informal economy in which numerous household enterprises employ many of the slum residents-leather, textiles and pottery products are among the goods made inside Dharavi. The total annual turnover has been estimated at over US$1 billion.
Yes 🙌
Apakah di India tidak pernah hujan...bagai mana jika musim hujan di daerah ini
It rains like you never saw before. Check the rain season before traveling India 🇮🇳
Thank you for this fantastic Video.👍 They are great memories for me because I was in India in March/April 2024. Alone and with a backpack. In the video at 5.00 minutes you are right. The boys make black soap.😃
Thank you 🙂❤️
I work with two Indian guys, both highly qualified engineers. Apart from visiting family, neither of them want to go back and live there as they both say the heat, pollution, noise, corruption make it awful. India is a nuclear power, and has its own space programme yet it lets its own polpe live in these conditions.
India is a country in the continent of Asia.
Correctomundo
Could not imagine fighting a fire in that area
The conditions are deplorable but the people seem very clean
You are absolutely right
Yay, you posted a new walk! Will watch and enjoy this morning! 👍👍
I'm happy you enjoyed it! More videos coming soon! 🤩❤️
Благодарю Вас за показ. Очень интересно и познавательно. ❤🌹
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Ketika kamu memasuki gang-gang sempit itu., sungguh dadaku jadi sesak😌
Tapi...
Terima kasih untuk videomu tentang India...
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Yes. You see some very painful and things sometimes. I had to remove some harsh scenes from the video, but to this day, I am still affected by them.
Just realized that Indians love to hear the sound of vehicle horns. The horn factory must be proud because it is really useful there.
Honking means I love you in India 🤪
I have been on a tour in northern India. I don’t have anything negative to say about it. I’d like to see the south like Kerela.
They seems hardworking.....should live in dignity and respect...
Only criminals and looters should be ashamed of themselves.
I've always wondered why they call India exotic.It's beyond poverty stricken.
I saw many poor nations. India is totally different in many aspects. Don't you see this place totally different to any other?
A Hindu beggar tried to steal shoes right off my feet. It happened in 1999.
The biggest problem would not be having your shoes stolen, but having to walk barefoot in India 😅
Horrible and right off your feet!
@@cooper7031😲😀 True!
@@WannaWalk Haha Yes😉
Man how did you recognise him to be a Hindu.
Its Dharavi.. I once went inside to meet a guy but got confused how to come out..!🙂
Do you see inside Dharavi? 😅
"Is Dharavi safe to stay in?
As Dharavi is a slum, there are no proper building structures and homes are usually built illegally. Its neighbouring area of Mahim, however, is very safe and nice to live in, with good residential buildings, stores, schools and places of worship."
Exploitative Resource Extraction: Foreign corporations could gain control of India’s natural resources, such as minerals, oil, and gas. They could then extract these resources at the lowest possible cost, using poor environmental practices that devastate local ecosystems. The wealth would flow back to the colonizing power, while India bears the brunt of environmental degradation.
FILM POKAZANY Z BARDZO BLISKA ,POMIMO CHAOSU I NIECZYSTOSCI I TAK TO JEST PIEKNY KRAJ!
Very excellent video.Plz also visit the luxurious areas.
Thanks for watching! I might go there in the future!
I dont know why foreigners always visits slums.there are lot of places to visit and explore.they are really beautiful.
I visited all of them, in different videos. The slum is one of them and it’s very interesting to my eyes. More India videos to watch later: ua-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
Because you Indians don't want to visit your slums and see there situations and improve their livelihood and Indians are busy in going abroad and see their infrastructure
Never mind high-rise buildings, six lanes highways or auto manufacturing industry or digital technology. This is real India.
High rise buildings six lane road technology don't exist in india because of British rule
Hello. India has many realities. What you mentioned is one, what this video shows is another. Both are pretty real 🙂
Thanks for sharing, the streets look lively and lived on although i must admit im surprised that people can live and thrive in the chaos and filth.Really eye opening, thanks so much for sharing
Hello. More than glad you liked it! More India videos to watch later: ua-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
Очень интересная и завораживающая страна несмотря на всю жуть и ужасные антисанитарные условия.. Я бы с удовольствием посетила эту страну 😊
For the most part kids seem happy people seem friendly and busy just looks very dirty but with that many people most likely that's why ❤
India, or Bharat, has historically been rich in natural resources, including gold, agriculture, and energy. In nearly every sector, the country possessed an abundance of wealth. Unfortunately, this prosperity attracted many foreign powers, from the Romans and Portuguese / Western countries, to the Mughals and the British, who sought to exploit its richness and looted this country with every opportunity.
Despite these challenges, the people of India have remained patient and continue to welcome others with open arms. We are a generous nation, with a strong desire to contribute to feeding the world.
We are continually striving to improve ourselves. Remarkably, India is emerging to become the third-largest economy in the world in a very short period. However, given our large population, it will take some time to ensure a better standard of living for everyone.
We need to bring back Cononizer back to steal India stuff again.
Foreign corporations could gain control of India’s natural resources, such as minerals, oil, and gas. They could then extract these resources at the lowest possible cost, using poor environmental practices that devastate local ecosystems. The wealth would flow back to the colonizing power, while India bears the brunt of environmental degradation.
I recommend you to visit north east india like manipur , nagaland, sikkim , and lay ladakh and kashmir, Shimla, andman and Nicobar islands too + south india like Kerala (specifically kochi ) , hampi and lakshadweep island too ! They are really beautiful! But i guess you are interested in slums and poor sides of india so enjoy being there 😂😂
Hello. I traveled most India, north to south, this is my third visit to the country and honestly, except a few rich neighbors or touristic places, all the country looks like this. It’s a huge country and I’ll check the places you recommend but Luxury spots or natural beauty usually don’t appeal to me or my audience-these chaotic and weird streets are fascinating 🙂❤️
@@WannaWalk okay I got it ! But if you haven't been to even one of the places I mentioned then you have not really travelled india ! Yeah I accept that Mumbai, delhi , and central India is pretty much like that but they are not tourist spots the places I mentioned please include "Shimla , Andaman and Nicobar islands, hampi ,kochi etc... too" are the actual tourist spots ! But it's okay if you like these places! Have a good time !
You are all taking people through only unhiegenic and poor parts of India. There are many beautiful and clean parts . show them too
Hello. I usually walk randomly, recording what I find different and interesting. I went to rich neighborhoods but they are boring with little to record. More videos to come soon! 🙂❤️
Most UA-camrs and vloggers show this wealthy side every week and most videos are about that "modern" or "rich" side of India. We have enough videos of the top 10%. Us foreigners want to see the reality of the working class of the big cities and the way they live. So thank you WannaWalk for showing us the reality of the working class with zero bias.
@@WannaWalkyou are going there knowingly, don't lie. You want to portray Indias image as a ugly country. You getting money from India's enemy countries government. Karma will get back to you with its full force. Don't worry
撮影者のゲップからスタート！
インドのこの混沌とした雰囲気がたまらない！
訪れたい国の一つではあるけど、お腹弱いから食べ物で腹壊しそうだ😭
La nourriture est délicieuse mais pour moi, le moins possible de piments rouges !
India is huge populated country in the whole world 🌎 from 2023 india has overtaken China also. After few years there will be accute shortages of food water,housing, medical facilities, it will be difficult to travel for day today jobs.
True
Nothing is wrong with making a living out of UA-cam , for sure it’s honest. Respect 🇬🇾
Certainly 🙂❤️
Ez nagyon más világ amiben mi élünk üdv Magyarországból.
We could all learn a thing or two from this micro economy. I have great respect for these wonderful people.
It is truly fascinating to see how they create their own system!
larger thab wgich airport/ THAT IS THE NAME OF THAT SLUM?
What do you think??🤔
09:13 are those barrels of drinking water?
Yes 🙌
India the land of religion and idols.
THOUGH THEY LIVE IN DEEP POVERTY >>>> THEY LIVE CALMLY SAFELY + EVERY 1 DOES HIS BEST TO EARN TO FEED HIMSELF + HIS FAMILY /// ALL MY RESPECT 4 THEM
Yes 🙌
This slum has around 1 million not 2 million. I have been here. The biggest slum in the world is in Karachi Packistan with around 2 million inhabitants
this is classed as a slum though , karachi is a city it might look like one though
Loved your video …fascinating !
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
This was amazing! every corner and alley was full of different trades and people all going about their work and not taking any notice of you recording them. I would be petrified of walking in that labyrinth of strangeness'. I think night time its just as busy as the day time. did you try the street food. very brave if you did sir!! Thankyou for sharing a fascinating video.
It would be helpful if you described what the viewer is viewing vs asking viewers to describe what they’re viewing. Why not interact with the people you’re filming. Just a suggestion.
Hello. The challenge with India is that I often don’t fully understand what’s happening. Their culture is very different to mine, so most of the time I just can observe. I also enjoy when the local audience explains these things. I’ve tried interacting with locals, but they’re often shy around Westerners, especially when a camera is involved. Many also only speak Hindi, which I don’t understand 🤩❤️
This video came across my feed so I decided to give it a look. Found it absolutely fascinating and interesting. Had to subscribe.
Let’s thank the almighty algorithm for that! Welcome to Wanna Walk! More India videos to watch later: ua-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
Thanks for the great adventure!
Buen video saludos
Gracias! 😊
Wow! This is real! Its so different from the make-believe bollywood movies.
Movies are like dreams, and it’s no coincidence that Bollywood (and Hollywood) creates such dreamlike films. By the way, I went to a cinema in India, and the whole experience was surreal! I had never seen such a massive theater, and everyone was clapping and singing along to all the songs and dances like crazy. A truly fabulous experience! People in India have a beautifully innocent quality, at least when they’re watching these movies 🤩🍿
Thank you for this video! I love watching what’s going on in the world especially on my VR headset, makes me feel like I’m right there! I did is not for everyone. Here in Canada Indians have a bad reputation because many still keep their customs and mentality and refuse to conform to a new country with different rules. Why for instance is there always garbage and filth lying around and piling up? People are used to it and therefore nobody bothers to clean. Also the municipalities have to enforce laws to keep the streets clean. I love Indian culture, the clothes, the music, the dancing, so rich. I really hope that in the future this country will get out of the poverty . I realize there are also many super rich Indians and other places in India that are clean and beautiful, I’ve wandered around in them in my VR set! Anyways just wanted to say I love India and the Indian people !❤️
Bellissimo ed interessante documentario grazie mille e ne hai di coraggio!
For the most part the children look well cared for and clean.
Lol, ya right.
they do! at 19:30 bunch of kids playing a board game and looking very happy.
Your video is amazing …you are a pro!!!!
Thanks a lot! 🙂❤️
India will always be India despite what Modi wants to project it to be. Reality is what you see from every angle of it.
Our Son has recently been to Mumbai on Business staying in on of the Hotel He said He has been treated like Royalty
True As long you have money, you are the king 🙂
Royalty 😂😂😂😂😂😂 he is making a joke 😂
I luv taking these walks with you, it shows me I have it not so bad compared to how they live, I enjoy your video's
Hello! I appreciate it. That’s exactly the goal of ‘Wanna Walk’, to show how different reality can be from what we know. It’s pretty interesting! More India videos to watch later: ua-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
I wonder how it looks inside one of the small homes. Everyone seems pretty content, especially the children.
I from Indonesia,comehere Pablo in Kebumen City, I like wanna Walk ❤
Hey brother! Thanks! I would love to visit your country!! 🤩❤️
One interesting thing is everyone has a job..yet big country cities complain there isnt any jobs..
It's kind of surreal how people treat scenarios like this as a synonym for happiness, they're not happy, they're just used to living like this (they're accommodated in this precariousness)
Kérem szépen a magyar feliratot is bekapcsolni. En Budapestről nézlek 😊
Hello! Sorry about that. Please try again now 🙂❤️
@@WannaWalkköszönöm 😊❤
Did you ever experience going to a foreign country visiting their slum area and feel so happy and confident that you will be safe and nothing bad will happen to you 😂
Only in India and Thailand I felt that 🙂
* affirmation valid if you are a man
Very interesting and nice !
US Expats looking for a place to live for retirement with cheap cost of living should consider living in this slum called Dharavi in Mumbai! There will be no loneliness and plenty of socialization would be available! There will be no depression and plenty of friends to take care of you in old age!
أحسن يوتيوبر عالمي ، أقترح عليكم زيارة تايلاند بعد الهند ، رحلة موفقة 🎉
Thabks a lot! Bangkok is one of my favorite city in Asia! I’ll be recording in Argentina, Bolivia and Mexico for a few months. Then going to Thailand in April 2025 🤩❤️
It makes me grateful for what I have 🙏
i enjoy the journey watching for u
Thank you!! More India videos to watch later: ua-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩
sizi türkiyeden severek izliyorum,hindistanı görmeyi çok isterim ama pislik yüzünden hastalanırım ve orada aç kalırım ,hijyen hiç yok diye gitmek istemiyorum. hele pakistana asla gidilmez.
Hello, my friend! Thanks for your message! You should visit India. You can eat healthy at a hotel or cook for yourself in an Airbnb. The experience of exploring this country is amazing!
Hallo ! Bitte schau Mal ,,Mein Reisetagebuch,, Er ist gerade in Indien . Es gibt auch sauber Orte dort .
@HomiParsa-j7x çok güldüm ,hemde çok.kiyaslamanidan ne kadar Türkiye konusunda cahil ve bilgisiz olduğunuz anlaşiliyor.ulkem harikadır.sizlerse bok içinde yaşayıp bunu medeniyetmi sayiyorsunuz. Her konuda mukemmeliz.uzgunum derdinize yanın😂😂😂😂😂
@HomiParsa-j7x hay Allah yazmayı unuttum,kadınlarımıza toplu tecavüz edenler ve öldürenler sizsiniz.bunada gülmek isterdim ama kadınlara uzuldugum için gulemem.sayin bay hintliii
Funny how you always select poorest places of India to film. While choosing best places for others.
India is Huge. I am sure you did not visit north or east or even south.
Your intentions were quite clear
All India is poor and dirty. Thats all you want to show.
Racist hypocrites. I hope one India rises so much and you never get chance to visit.ever again. I will make it to political positions and remove all the visas and permissions for alll of these " UA-camrs". India is too generous , letting this demons come in to mock her circumstances.
Excellent video thank you! I'd love to go to India to experience their culture. Is it ok for anyone to just enter the slum?
Hello! More than glad you like it. India is fabulous to experience something truly different! Please check video’s description, you’ll find a professional local guide that will show you everything and it’s not expensive. I don’t recommend you to enter alone. I didn’t have any problem anyway! More India videos to watch later: ua-cam.com/play/PL4ZSmi3lHwZLqywNYn8u5uZoXdpTRonaJ.html&si=zY25xA3nc5UbceiK 🤩🇮🇳
Excellent efforts. Mitha from Islamabad. Born Bombay 1945.
Are the lower income people as spiritual minded as their heritage represents or is survival so difficult that they have so many daily concerns ? OM Shanti OM
Do all females wear burqa in india....
Nope , everybody needs money . Spirituality is all for rich people and rich society where you don't have to worry about your daily needs
@@supersayaaain Thank You for the reply.
Как можно ходить по таким местам! Ужас! Это же страшно!
I find these places fascinating 😇
THEY ARE NOT CURIOUS, THEY ARE FRIENDLY.
Both. They ask you many things in a very direct way. Like random people coming to you and asking: how much do you earn a month? They love to know how we see their country and why you visit it.
Ein unglaublich hartes Leben aber scheinbar hat der religiöse Hintergrund eine sehr tiefgreifende Wirkung auf die Menschen. Aber es ist auch ein Bild für die Intelligenz der Menschen wie sie in so einer Welt überleben
0:02 What are you doing in the garbage dump?
What's wrong with you sir ?
Walking randomly around the city..
It's look like other asian country Indonesia.i just visit that's similarly.
I would love to visit Indonesia 🇮🇩
India is such a cool and unusual place. And the people are friendly. I plan to visit there one day.
You’ll love India