Boy of Mumbai, India, in 1967

The life of a boy more than 50 years ago in Bombay/Mumbai. I wonder whether children's life has changed much. Sorry about the map for those who feel offended. The clip cannot be changed anymore.
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[@ruixuejc1723]

1967 india seems much more cleanner than 2019 india.

[@shivangmishra7854]

Map of India is wrong, i am reporting this video on that account.

[@ladycharsw]

The boy in India, that helped his father and walked 3_4 miles to work, would be in his 60's today if he is living. thanks

[@sjnmhn]

This video made me cry. This social injustice/difference shown in 1967 is still around today and nothing have changed. Rich becoming richer and poor becoming poorer.

[@pramodkumarpanda1151]

India map is wrong here

[@desklime3414]

Dude wrong map 😡🤬🤬🤬

[@burningred737]

If you are making a video about a country atleast put their correct map.

[@lakshmi3744]

incorrect map of India

[@ph6263]

That time when percentage of Marathi people in Mumbai was 70%

[@dineshraja18]

Brits got Indian map totally wrong

[@Sritejajeedigunta]

Thank you dad. Im today watching this video in my smart phone at the comfort of my warm bed in an air conditioned room. I was born in 1988 and I never really faced any issues. I went to an excellent school, I ate nutritious food 4 times day, had access to computers right from when I was in my 2nd grade, wore amazing clothes and travelled in cars.

[@mrrohit587]

Oldest vlogger ever lived on this earth.

[@user-xt3lu6hp8e]

The guy who offered him treat, his kids deserves love.

[@nitinshri1]

Minus the Map part the video is great. Showing India decades ago is pleasant to eyes, so simple and sober lives, no hustle, no rush. Every body looked happy. Proud of India and it's culture.

[@armstrong2450]

I admit the video is great but the map is seriously offensive.

[@varticon]

My grandfather came to delhi empty stomach empty handed in 1947 ....he build it from scratch then my father got good job...today we are earning for our children education and better prospects...thanks to my father I live in my own house I just need to take care of my kids...I lost my father in covid I wish I could hug him say thank you

[@murtadah6327]

I was of the boy’s age then; born 27th Dec 1954. Now watching this video imagining him as to how and where he would have been now. It is so mystical an exercise and worth engaging in.

[@viveksargotra]

This guy probably would be father of someone now.

[@johnhonai4601]

Today, India has one of world's finest engineers, doctors etc. Considering such tough times as its starting point, all Indians must be proud of how much India has progressed rather than comparing with some developed country.

[@vasudhaiv6968]

Truly this Video brings me tears, imagining what our parents went through during their childhood and their mid 20's to make our lives so comfortable today 🥺🥺🥺. My father being a Son of a Mason, worked under his father and helped him in it and studied in his free time, earned a job and has gone through a lot of troubles managing his family and also paying for our studies in a good convent school for our better future, I thank God and my Parents too for where I am today 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏