Why Mumbai Has Slums
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- Опубліковано 11 тра 2018
- As experts argue over the implications of Mumbai's latest Development Plan 2034, a look at why half of the city lives in slums, even as five lakh houses lie unoccupied.
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It is not a slum. It is vote bank. Politicians survive on them.
my nigga knows
agar MLA jhopadpaati ko aage aane dega toh vote kaise milege?
@csguhan2002 that's the same thing with Kibera slum in kenya. There were plans to finish off the slum but some politicians were against it since it was their voting base.
csguhan2002 TRUE THAT . And they don't know their value . Because ....
ExCtly ur smart enough to know 90% dont know
Engineers :- we have an idea
Politicians :- does it effects my votebank .
Yes
In Jakarta indonesia
YES
That is what every corrupt politicians care. Politicians often forgot that their job is to build the country, economy and have to place their people above themselves. Corrupt politicians always place themselves above the people and exploited them for personal gains.
Very sad reality
Ohh just stop it stop blaming it always to politicians
As a person born and brought up in Mumbai, I want to say something to the people who dream of coming to Mumbai, to have a better life, Don't. Just don't. If you don't have lots of money, just don't come. You'll regret your decision badly. I'm fed up and planning to shift.
Where somewhere in Maharashtra or abroad....srk amitabh bachchan dirubhai n others small business made good life for themselves there ?
@@moirangthemvishalsingh They came here when there were about half a million people in mumbai. Now, there are Two hundred million. You do the math.
@:-O ok this is exactly what i would have said..👍🏻
@@anandilalkatpitiya4533 maybe it's 200 million not 2 billion
ask the govt to move its offices out of slumcity. ask the corporates to move out of slumcity. We will not even think of this city.
In short :- the rich gets richer and poor gets poorer...
Under Capitalism, the rich get richer and the poor also get richer.
India has slums cause of its very high population.
@@Malkiel1968 but still in usa per capita is 60k$
Yeah, before it was probably $30k or $40k per capita.
The problem with india is that capitalism was implemented at a time when the population was very high but in the future most of those living in slums will have moved to affordable apartments or even houses.
Too educated
Too many technologies
Too many advice
But zero outcome
Their dear government's outcome. They just know how to destroy someones house rather building for poor. The government is to blame. No one else. But finally i would say it is people's fault as they elected the government.
@Kazuya Mishima not all maharashtrains are clean and hardworking instead of that they mostly play native cards everywhere with non.natives.... I'm frm Hyderabad city and I'm really proud of it
You haven't mentioned the disastrous policies
@Kazuya Mishima for you your mumbai slums will bhi best as per me its not a good place to live in
Only knows how to speak but zero on doing actions is in their blood
Somehow this makes me feel greatful for being in a quarantined home with a roof over me.
are u an American nigga? Based on ur name u seem like one
Arjun Ajwani I’m not American u dumbass. I’m from New Zealand. And you should stfu asshole
Jamal Maxwell it's a joke kid relax lol did I hit a nerve?
Your name make no sense
@Thanos Infinity ur an idiot lol crumbling economy? India has one of the fastest growing economies of the world lol. Sure India is a poor country but it has plenty of rich ppl as well. There are more than a 120 Indian billionaires the only countries that have more billionaires compared to India are China and the US. There are also more than 300 thousand millionaires living in India. So while many do live in poverty and the country is poor overall there are still many rich ppl in India as well. With regards to English India has the 2nd highest number of English speakers in the world kid. No. 1 is America. So while I agree with most of what u say ur facts aren't entirely correct. Also it should be *seems really poor and *word for word lol not word to word. U are talking about English but your own English is poor lol
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Cleanliness is the responsibility of everyone. No blame game.
The caste system really puts a damper on this.The sooner Indians make a joint effort and toss aside the it’s the responsibility of the lower caste or not my caste the better off they as a country will be.With the amount of people on that continent,they can unite to make India a place where the water is clean properly treated and have a clean river and water source full of oxygen and marine life.Not everything should be about money or what can I get out of this.How can I make life better for my neighbor and the future generations of children.
@@ginagreen3121 how caste system came in
@@INDIAN-qy7vd you think all the people pushed to have a lifestyle like this are uppercastes or brahmans? no, majority of people in slums are from marginalised caste. because there's a direct relation of caste and class dynamics in india.
@@shreyasinghrohilla4984 when my father came from bihar to delhi our family used to live in slums of mangolpuri my father used to work in unloading and loading labour in cloth factory but with his hardwork he buyied land in ranholla delhi where the land was half jungle and now the land worth 40 lac now my brother has done mba and he is now working so now my family is in good condition and i study in polytechnic delhi its take us 16 years to come out of slums and to remind you i am from so called upper cast in bihar so dont give lecture to me about slums
@@shreyasinghrohilla4984 in my village 90 % of people lives in delhi and mumbai who is illetrate work as watchman and lives in slums
The world's most expensive house is in Mumbai.. the irony!
@Akali Ka'isa then where is it??
@Akali Ka'isa maybe its not now. But it was earlier
@Akali Ka'isa hey hey i mean private.. Not buildings like white house
Ambani's house
@Akali Ka'isa en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antilia_(building)#:~:text=%22bad%20luck%22.-,Cost%20and%20valuation,costing%20approximately%20US%242%20billion.
..........
I live in Kerala... Its impossible to compare the quality of living with Kerala. I thank god for providing better living environment.
I'm from a village of West Bengal, Here we live a quality livelihood with beautiful nature and resources like Kerala. But political problems ruin our life.
Bro I am living in UP and here life is better
@@archon1410 Kerala ruled by Congress and Muslim league too
@@aslamba7035 uneducated
@Kottravai Kaali I wonder why you Tamilians bring your language by criticizing other languages out of nowhere when the discussion is about something else😤😠😡🤬
I spent my childhood in a slum where there was no proper washroom and around 50 people shared a single washroom. I worked a lot to get out of that situation and currently own a self made independent house and a flat in one of the metros in India. Have bought some land as well for investment purposes but not everyone is fortunate enough to get out of the slums. My childhood friends still live in there and I feel sorry for them .
What did you do to get out of there? Really interested in knowing.
@@Drawwithautomotivehe would have started selling cocaine, that's the only reason to get out of that hell I think 😂
I always taught my family was financially struggling but im thankful for both of u mom and dad
I’m from eastern UP and I tell you the mindset of my half village. They just wanted to go to Mumbai no other city, but only " MUMBAI "once they get work there, then they take their wife, kids, entire family and relatives... even though they are living in a small room chawl, but all they want a city life and show off to village people that they earn huge in Mumbai. I still don’t understand why they do it? Earn less and stay a peaceful life. I hope our younger generation will keep village alive :)
P. S. Thanks for likes 👍
Brother mumbai is a peaceful place
Safest for woman even alone in midnight
Good education for children and opportunities in good work
@Mark Bronson you are right brother new planned cities are the better options as there are expamles too like chandi garh and noida which are way more organised than mumbai and delhi
@@sssahabu786 I think he meant live in village rather than getting attracted to cities
@@sssahabu786 there are many people who done great in their life from hometown school and college only... If person wanted to do something then he/she will do from anywhere.
Earn less? And contribute nothing to gdp of country but still ask for good Infra , self reliance and defense , no bro go out earn as much as you can stay connected to your roots but get urbanised too
Translation:
The rich get richer and the poor get poorer
everyone thinks rich people just did this
1) got bored and opened a company
2) they got money and ez life
it feels like your jealous of the rich no offense
This is this country's so called best democracy.Fuck this democracy.
@@BeanOnTheFlipside If he jealous of the rich. Then why don't he just become rich himself.
@@alxf_m iq 69420
@@BeanOnTheFlipside nope, that's a strawman submissives use to cope
I'm from Uttrakhand , after seeing them live this such a life, I'm happy with what I have & I don't want more.
Same here from ANdhra Pradesh
Same from Kerala
Same from sikkim
I'm from West Bengal. I always wanted to shift big cities like Mumbai Bangalore during childhood. After my teenage when j got to knew about these cuties reality then I was scared to visit these cities ever in my life. They have lot of resources and talented people even through they're not doing any development there. Such a shame 🙏
People are talented and they don't see their profit so they don't care😂
These type of things happening everywhere
We r fucked up
Humans don't care about human😭🤣
Banglore don't have that much slum but the rates are high
Bangalore has less than 10% slum
Did you hear about NRIs making this an investment market. Such a paradox--The city helped us built our talent, gave us resources, and we dont give it back.
@@ka0166 The traffic in Bangalore is among the worst not in India but in South Asia,
I will never leave my village...its so beautiful, green fields all around... people in my village who just own 2-3 cows and sell the milk are actually living better life then the 100000 salary men in Mumbai
I would love to see your village
True
👏
dragon fire very true
😍
I would rather prefer living in village freely rather than this kind of slums..
thats why I never take option of working in Mumbai.I choose south for peace
This also happen if each person has 10 children, overpopulation and very low education
What about jobs in villages?
saleem khan better to do farming than this shit
dis is a shit u ppl come down n settle in South India u ppl are crap spoiling our citys
I am from Jharkhand. It's the lung of India..the greenery is awe inspiring 💚
naxali situation?
Small proportion in backward area not at main town
@@borgir6368 not anymore
@@doom4575 it was completely clean ?? or only small proportion remaining?
@@borgir6368 I won't say completely clean but I can proudly say you don't have to worry about naxli situation here
The saddest part is that India isn't necessarily a poor country, it's the government not caring about it's people at all
The reality doesn't match with the Bollywood, I am speechless !!!
Does reality matches hollywood . Reel and real lives are different
I think what he wanted to say is bollywood always makes depiction of lives in India as something luxurious;livingbin big homes, dancinnh with pretty women, and driving nice cars. Meanwhile, in real life, it is the opposit of what is depicted. Plus, 90% of bollywood celebrities look white while more than half of indian population have much darker skin tone.
Bollywood is like a fairytale in India. No signs of Bollywood there.
@@abcalpha8420 what ?
@@salmanalfarisi8597 Rich people in India do have a life like that tho. There are bollywood movies (Race, etc) that show the lives of rich people in India whereas there are bollywood movies (slumdog millionnaire) that show the lives of poor people. This video shows the side of the poor people, doesn't mean the bollywood movies you watch on the rich peoples' lives are untrue. If you look at rich people in India, they are lighter in skin colour too. Poor people who work general labour in the sun all day would obviously have darker skin without a roof over their head.
If you watched a show like Gossip Girl based on the lives of rich kids of New York, and then went to West Virginia's poor towns, you'll think the media's depiction is 'complete opposite' when it isn't, you're just looking at the parts the media show/movies are specifically not based on
overpopulation. corruption. poor people that need to live like this.
@Charles Pearce I'd be abstinating like THERE WAS NO TOMORROW if I was them. Like cmon at the very least they have to know that sex produces babies right??? Are they fucking stupid??
@@mikechansw748 they are lustful
@@kumar-jatin-2000 It kinda is
There are too many people coming to Mumbai
And we are running out of space
why someone who lives only 1m^2 land have 7 childeren.
@@popefrancis8153 They coming to Mumbai Because our government is not fixing the problems of Rural Areas.
I live in chandigarh and feeling blessed what i have thanks to my parents and god ❤️
Chandigarh is best !
@@naraindassmittal5747 yeah it not mumbai tho..nice try..
@@AG-gv9cb chandigarh comes out on top for a happy life in India, whereas Mumbai is on the last position
3:00 is actually a sunset played in reverse, not a sunrise. The sea link is on the west coast.
Does it really matter here?
Good observation
@@etherealservant yes
Nice observation dude
@@etherealservant 🤣🤣🤣
After seeing this video I think South India is a heaven on earth. AP, TamilNadu, Karanataka and Kerala people are luckiest. OMG.
Chattisgarh orrisa, some parts of vidarbha and mp are also lucky... Northeast is pure heaven.
@@sudhanshubuxy2904 you forgot hp, utt and JAMMU KASHMIR.
I live in Tamil Nadu and I take all this for granted... I didn't realize how lucky I am until this moment, my best wishes to those who struggle, it will be better soon 😥
@@Hndjdj400 yup.. that too
My state is way better than ur whole south india
Mumbai makes gdp of 3000 crore and they don't have a drainage system
Every North Indian city has proper drainage , or has been recently installed , wake up
@@shaurya9327 The North is far poorer than the South
Nobody talked about wealth here , north has a better standard of living than the south for sure , rich food , good houses , clean water , sanitation , electricity ,etc
@Ankit Banerjee pune ... Bol kya hua
@@shaurya9327 kabhi south dekha hain
This makes me appreciate my home. Thank God.
In terms of hygiene: common sense is not so common after all.
You do realize that most people in the slums migrated from villages? They didn't even have proper education unlike you. You are indirectly making fun of there unfortunate fate and poverty by your statement.
@Taylan Oran Then provide them jobs and necessary education. You can't change them by ordering them but by changing there mentality.
My house is 2500 square foot in my village. .having 20 acres of land. .my job is agriculture. .thank God! I was not born in Mumbai. .
You have agricultural land!!
Congrats bro! You are one of the luckiest in India!
Everyone isn’t as lucky.
And chances are you are a stingy landlord. Just joke
Show your luck around might seem rude for them
And yeah you people stay in agriculture that's why agriculture work force is 50% which makes our country poor
....was told by a Rich man, if you want to keep your employees coming back to work, keep them poor.
Ha it is so true. Where I live an average employee working in a store gets paid around 1200 per week. But then again the cost of living is much lower than in Mumbai . You could easily meet your ends of you hold a decently paying job
Really? wow, I couldn't have figured that out myself... I guess we also depend intellectually from the 'Rich'
This is keeping India poor and another ❓ it shows Mumbaites are mentally poor and do not dream big..
Very good explanation and it's true 😔
That’s inhuman, exploitative.
Born and brought up in Mumbai. During my school days it was so peaceful and less crowded . This influx of population is creating huge pressure on infrastructure and living standards . People migrating dnt even care to keep city clean . Being native of Mum its increasingly becoming suffocating to live here.
Well, i am not live in Mumbai but i can understand there problem
damn I'm from Mumbai and I really had no idea it was to this extent. Guess im privileged to grow up in a clean and safe environment now? How sad is it that a clean environment is considered a privilege in this city.
Either way, I still consider myself really lucky to have been born in this city. The slums are an unfortunate part of this amazing place. I really wish the government did something with people from the slums and tackle the overpopulation issue Mumbai has because of migrants who do not contribute to the economy.
We may be struggling financially, but this made me realize that somehow we’re lucky enough to live in a comfortable bed. I should not complain about my life.
Blessed to be in himachal, surely we earn less but we live in excellent, spacious and clean environment.
Lol u think Mumbai has money then ur a fool we are graduates as much paid as a farmer
True, but per capita income of himachal is almost double of that of the country. Also, evrything in himachal is cheaper as compare to the plains. Take water and electricity for example. Easy life here .
yes bro, small towns are much better....!! insects live in mumbai
@@gothfairy6977 it's my choice 😂
Was gonna comment the same but you saved me the effort .
It motivated for two things
1. Study hard
2. Use condoms
If things went south and I started living in slums at least . I won't have the burden of other 3 people
What's wrong with people living in a bathroom sized room with a wife and 2 children.
In 90s in Uttar Pradesh Mayawati gov sold land for rs2000 (don't know the area) to the people so that people can build their own houses instead of giving houses and now our village is well settled have a good environment and good services
Whole Problem lies in the term "real estate".
While solution lies in the term "housing"
well said
@Mcvvggdc Hgfces lol sports and lifestyle are not completely related. And we still have good and healthy lifestyle. I mean look I am not dead. Studying for Neet in my small house.
Indeed
Perfect
Can't believe it this is the economics and money capital of India.
😁😂 it is Gu Mandi.,.... of India
@@Abhi-rd3lh 😂 u know real truth of Dharavi don't go one thier standard of living
@@Abhi-rd3lh yes gu mandi pays 5.2% of India's GDP. And yes Dharavi has 1billion $ of annual turnover. Let's talk about your city mate.
@@namitajena7580 Money is not everything Namita ji, how are people living their lives. It seems that some dirty sewers are roaming around.
@@namitajena7580 please say per capita income
After seeing this, I started to love my home so much !
Very informative video keep up the good work ❤️
Don't you feel hate for government, corrupt rich people, builders, when you see this is the situation in India? This just boils my blood.
same here buddy
azad amitoz Indian System really Sucks
this video is made to make u feel that. this channel is anti-capitalist and anti-corporate. Ask urself if u want to make good houses for these people where are u going to get the money from. If SRA builds houses for them and sells the remaining land rest to the builders then that's how funds for building more houses are created. U need money for development. Kaha se laoge paisa, yeh scroll.in kya article likhke paise denge in Sab kaamo ke liye. Remember Nana patekars dialog from krantiveer to his journalist lover... "tumhare akhbaaro par hagti(shit) hai garib janta subah uthkar".
this is the reason why most of the countries that adopted socialism and communism got rid of it for good, especially the countries that created it. Unka kachraa unhone Apne country mein pheka aur apan gadho ke Jaise khaate BHI hai.
no i rather feel hate for uneffected bystanders who just see and ignore or act altruistic without doing anything
Start with you giving out your money and property to these slum dwellers.
India's biggest asset is Human resource.But the sad Truth is more population is our sin
Libility* but not every time dharavi gdp was 1M in 2018 alone
@@rithukrishna8769 well, because the more the population, the more no. of people that need jobs. But jobs are limited. Hence, the people who don't have jobs work for cheaper wages
Population is our biggest strength, we just have to convert it into work force. But our administration is crippled by politics and that's why we can't move on from our current state
The main problem is our space and resource.Just think about population density is suck the environment agriculture suck the wild animals space.High population society needs water,house,medical, food, current etc etc.. finally children face the big problem for food, medical, education etc etc.,,We need good small community skilled people.. Technology sucks human jobs..
India right now is on the cusp of an
economic boom similar to where China was
20 years ago when its economic miracle
began. India is smart enough to
know that should it ever find prosperity, it
would immediately become the target of
US paranoia, xenophobia, and insecurity.
Japan found that out in the 1980s. China
is finding that out today. India is going to
find that out 20 years from now, when the
US media/govt propaganda machine starts
smearing India with endless, ugly, racist
accusations. India is going to find itself
on the receiving end of US attempts to
destabilize their government, harassment
by US warships off their coast, a trade
war to sabotage their economy, attempts
to sow discord among ethnic groups in
the country, attempts to sabotage India's
relationship with other countries, and
attempts to topple their government and
replace their leader with a US lapdog that
will keep India a 2nd rate country
Well said, the Government should see this video and should air on all TV stations in India
More vital now because of the plague of Covid 19 spread
Like they're interested to do something!
I lived in Karnataka and now iam living in Andhra Pradesh , I also lived in Telangana I must say the life was better for a middle class citizens in all the three states even for a lower middle class citizen
I will never leave my North East and shift to Mumbai. I can't even imagine how privileged we are...
Edit- What is wrong with everyone ? Stop coming for me. I didn't say I hate Mumbai. I wrote what I felt and everyone has personal preferences. I would prefer to earn less and live peacefully wherever I'm without having to worry about anything. And yes we are privileged we have good apartments to live that doesn't cost a fortune of a middle class family. We have enough lands to buy and build our own dream home. We have a good environment filled with greenery and fresh air. And what more do we need? I live in Kaziranga which is a world heritage site and I'm preety proud of it. So I would never leave it and shift to Mumbai to earn more money.
I love the places, the forests and the peace my NorthEast offers. And it's true we also have slums in Gauhati but it is nothing compared to Mumbai. I'm saying it once again.
I DON'T HATE MUMBAI SO STOP COMING FOR ME.
If you are coming for job purpose then delhi NCR, hyderabad is much better
Marry me and come to Australia!
@@redplanet7163 STFU
Are you even native North Eastern
@@blyat5352 I guess I am.
I thank to god not born in that slums yes I have less opportunity but I live my life in peace at village in Rajasthan
I hate to agree with u. Because then it would mean having a good education and wanting to work as a doctor, engineer, etc in a big thriving metropolis is wrong. But then again, u make a good point there.
දෙවියන්ට බනින්නෙ නැතිද ඔබගේ සහෝදරයන්ව මුඩුක්කු වල ඉපැද්දෙව්වාට
@@nishan375 thanks to your reply but sorry Brother i have not understand your language please use english so i have understand
@@secrets.295 brother my cousins are live in village and they studied at home,because of their strong determination, one cousin selected for income tax inspector and another is settle in Singapore at 25lac job package
@Funtoosh4202 dude there already lacs of people from UP and Bihar in Rajasthan... Btw.. 90% Rajasthanis may understand hindi but only 10% speak hindi... Most of Rajasthanis speak Rajasthani language...
It’s worse here in the US, where I am. They don’t allow slums to form, so we can’t build anything and have to live outdoors in tents instead, and are forced to move around.
Well those streets are cleaner than mumbai now.
In US atleast there is hygiene, good electricity and water supply.
What a presentation with such level of precision!!!
Kudos to the team 👏
Living in a big city is only fun if you are rich, anyone else better off in a small city or village
I would rather live in a tent on the mountain somewhere than on that slum
Actually mumbai is for super rich, this one city has the highest billionaires in world yet in slums there are people there are people who earn annually 5000$..
Bangalore is better
@@abhishekdas3656 upgrade your gk.
New york has highest billionere then mumbai.
@@LionelMessi-nw1cb sorry i meant 10 highest
But living in a village , you don't really have any job opportunities other than jobs rural people work unlike the office jobs , and other opportunities present in sizable cities
@@cek0792 if one just want simple things in life, one will never go hungry in a village. But if one wants to have high tech gadgets, big house, car and other worldly things well it's obvious go work your butt hard in congested cities.
“Land in Mumbai is expensive”
Me: *Laughs in Hong Kong*
I laugh in Singapore
İstanbul ? 😏
laughs in NewYork
San Francisco 🙃
Vancouver
as Malaysian indian, i feel very lucky to live in Malaysia.
i met few indian citizens working here ... they themselves told me that nothing is perfect but i would have better life in Malaysia.
I live in the Philippines. Although our country is also not rich, I still feel so blessed.
Living in manila bgc is so clean manila also their no more slums they're because the poor people have been sent to provinces to work as a farmer and least people are going outside its so clean here seeing supercars everyday Lamborghini
Overpopulation. Now I understand Thanos.
Thanos forgot to pay attention in economics
Thanos did nothing wrong.
Thanos is not biased.
He will kill half of west too.
Yup
Prabhleen Kaur india send satellite around mars
The ideal solution is to develop fast public transport , so that people can live further away in cheaper areas
vignesh anand china did it. Thats why their cities became posh
@@punkcuzz5005 they weren't a democracy. Democracy is very inefficient.
We have fast public transport, and a good one in fact. It's just that, it's too many people.
@@madhuramazumdar6652 if its not enough for the people, it infact isn't good enough.
@@madhuramazumdar6652 if your system can't meet requirements , then it isn't a good one
very nice video & compilation, congrats 👍🏼👏👌✌️🤝✊🙏💐
In 2021 I've watched this and I'm still leaving in slum but i promise in two years I'll be in a 3bhk apartment to provide my family good lifestyle and i promise I'll help this people to move to a good place in mumbai 💢
I feel lucky to be born in a state like himachal.
Can’t even imagine how ppl survives there
It’s not that hard tbh you just bump into more people
But himachal pradesh has the 19% city poverty rate 9.1% village poverty rate
@@drexordkv7159 Calcutta will face a lotta problems then
@@drexordkv7159 It can be called Calcutta too
And slowly slowly you’ll run out of people
Like japan unless your find a way to get people from other cities to do the work for you
@@drexordkv7159 That’s what japan though too
Now the old are too old to do anything
And the young are too young to do anything
And middle Ahmed adults are running out
So half of MUMBAI is *SLUMBAI* ..
Yes.
yes
@Jayant Ranapisay why can we provide cheap flat by making apartment
@Jayant Ranapisay 1 billion usd is nothing compared to the population living in Dharavi.
Hmm
Yeh because having 7 kids doesn't put strain on resources making people live with even less .birth control should be their number one priority. Having 7 kids hoping that atleast one makes it so that they can look after their aging parents ain't the way to do things .
this is a special case in many urban cities but other metropolitan cities such as chennai dont have as mush slum issues ... its not only about afordablity ... when i lived in mumbai i was not having a happy life ... my room that i owned from past ties was super small and was really hard for me to live in and i finally took the best decition of my life .;.. i sold that building and came to puducherry and i can afford everything here from a 2 bedroom appartment. to alll the basic services at the doorstep ..
Now everyone is greatful for their life after watching this video❤
Yeah 😊
Ur r8
Where do u live?
yeah I even feel privileged to live in my shitty country
I tell u, am soo Lucky. Leaving in a spacious 2 bedrooms house
I don't live in india, I'm from Romania and i'm very grateful for my normal live here. Love to all the indians from Romania 🇷🇴 🇮🇳
Shown is the financial capital of India where people from all income range lives as pe their earnings.
30 mins journey from the place shown, the density reduces drastically.
@Muhammad Sopi Bro, Just stop it
@Muhammad Sopi bro unless you accept the mess you can change..stop trying cover up ..I have seen people shitting on road..in India.. hope things change for those struggle
Great video, thanks for sharing
According to this report slumification of Mumbai isn't a sudden phenomenon, there are tangible reasons behind that ,one of which is the migration of poor people who are are seeking better wages and life, but unfortunately they experience or meet different /awkward expectations.the problem is more complicated than providing temporary housing approaches 😎
Me from Kerala, a regular visitor to Mumbai..Whatever negatives in Mumbai, I love mumbai 💞..Dear mumbaikars please keep your city clear and clean
And this what's wrong with us, Indians. We just learn to love the garbage around us.
Ask for better things! Fight for them!
Keep it clean? It’s dirty as hell...start cleaning
@Ꮶαƚѕuƙi βαƙugօ Bro in which city do you live? Because after Swachh Bharat Abhiyan in my city Indore there you can find a dustbin like every 50-200 metres range even in the least developed area of the city. I think you should complain regarding this. Its your Nagar Palika's fault
For Mumbai, Money is everything.
No money then suffer till your end when live in mumbai.
@@kainthjaskaran It's not that we love the garbage around us, but this what the life we live, if government think it can be solved completely n number of people paying tax but still no improvement
One line statement is "Rich get richer poor get poorer" this is solved only by education but this are not thought to us. They teach history which are dead in present yet failed too teach humanity which they don't have.
Finally nothing going to change unless thought of a change.
With an earnings of rs 1 lakh per month is way more sufficient to get a a house anywhere in india,or is he searching for new planet to buy....
😂😂😂
Haha saste me aur bada planet milega
@Dilip Ramchandani none does dear.. not when one lives in slum...they will surely try to improve their conditions n get enough capital
Dude not in mumbai
@@hazelmacwan8432 but still if one lives in slum then they'll possibly not leave jobs because that's the only security they have
5:50 What a window view
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Would love it if you could post the transcript as well.
5:51 hell revealed, my jaw drops
😞 Life in smaller towns are better.
There was a time when I dreamt of living in a big City. Not any more.
Not hell
But i still have to go ,,so called city of dreams
To know it better .
@@praveen966 please come Mumbai there are many good places this guy is only showing slums
@@aspirewot8408 sure buddy.
Every where you go the rich will always life a better life
I am so lucky to live near bhutan where I can enjoy fresh air and better quality of standard of living.
Yes me too
Being from the Northeast and after visiting most of the states in india from the north to the south all i can say is that life here in the northeast is much more higher in different standards and living qualities along with fresh air to breath, fresh environment, moderate temperature, gender equality and perfect distribution of wealth between the rich and poor. I have lived in bangaluru for 5 years and shifted to mumbai and pune for roughly about 2 years and i went back to NE due to pandemic and not really planning to go back either. I feel so blessed especially after witnessing this video. Apart from NE some other great places i think are Uttarakhand, Kerala, HP, Goa, pune, some parts of WB, gujarat, orissa, AP and few others.
I live in breach candy and i am grateful❤💯
That guy at the beginning lied. He wouldnt be paid 1 lakh per month at the start of his career. Trust me i'm an indian an engineer , works alot.
As a foreigner I can say, that's possible to earn in India.
For an Engineer, in foreigner companies and the contract is based from the headquarter of the company itself, it's possible to earn this.
I am from Germany and if I google, I got completely different results then you. So, my perspective is highly misleaded. I successfully applied for companies in India and I would love to hear some real experiences. I know that I am living in a bubble, that sucks.
IIT. Engineers do get that. The median salary was 14 lacs in 2018. Google. Many get more. If you get a placement from Germany you will get as much and more. As a foreigner you will get access to decent housing.
He was my oc sir in 11th he is manager in a restaurant
I don’t understand why he left his job, I see people with 60k salary live a better life
@@Skylla54 Living cost or salary given on the internet is not same as it is in real life. I'm not from India but same goes for my country. Living cost are higher than actual and salary is way more far from reality. I wonder where they get these info from!
after watching this video im so glad to live in a suburban city with the peaceful life and having the luxuries of a city too
I'm so grateful i was born and raised in Himachal.. Suddenly my hometown seems like heaven to me after seeing this. 😬
I myself live in Ghatkopar but I never knew that such a side of Ghatkopar even existed ! I live in a high rise building and I cannot imagine me surviving a day there . I hope there are better advancements in the housing sector.
This makes me appreciate living in Northern Ireland and not Bombay. I seriously pity those that live in the slums.
Don't say Bombay , say slums
@@Kay-uc8tm Why not? I was brought up British, taught to say Bombay. I get that it pisses off the Indians but the British called it Bombay and I'm British so...
@xtasy rox8797 I don't care if it wasn't the real name. It's just what I was taught to say. Surely in the nine Indian languages they all have different names for the city?
@chicken65 85 rightly said there are tonne of poor people in all mega cities but I don't why they feel that Dharavi is only one
And why if they talk about Mumbai their talk starts and ends with Dharavi
@@oliverrussell3592 Say Dharavi, It's just 1/50 th part of Mumbai. But man, it needs to be demolished 😑, it creates really bad image, becoz this sh@thole is right at the centre of Mumbai.
Thanks to God.. My village is better than Mumbai.
I love my village
@Funtoosh4202 not everyone,i am from Bihar and our financial status is good and we live in Mumbai
Every village is better than mumbai
@@rutajit3772 then don't impose that shitty Hindi on others
@Funtoosh4202 Majority in Dharavi are from Tamil Nadu gawar
My too
Very informative.
That's why I love my village ❤️
Stop building!! Start cleaning!! Once I clean my house, I see more space to do extra things I want. So if you clean, you'll realise you can build more and better.
Bitch
You are totally right but the sad truth is the corrupted people who are in power does not want to see the city to get cleaned ... All they want is to fill their pockets by doing scams hence making the poor more poor and the rich more rich.
@@vinodreddy5056 your mum?
@@vinodreddy5056 you are clearly stupid, I'm not just talking about Mumbai, Africa is fucked two. I'm talking to all of us, I want a change for us and you call me a bitch? Stupid guy. I guess you happy your ppl live like that you fool.
@Melvie you are spot on. Start cleaning!
As a filipino I can't really say that my country is that bad at all, after seeing this I feel so privileged, I pray for you Indians (especially mumbai people) to overcome this challenge🙏
The philippines is bad as this. Watch a few documentaries about poverty in your country. You’ll know
people are forgetting that bollywood celebrities worth 100s of millions of dollars reside in this very city, this is the richest city in india more than a 100 million richer than manila.
@@difour6380 that would makes sense, considering India has roughly 100 times more people than philippines' it means celebrities will have much more bigger audience compared to ours so, yes, your statement is true, but GDP wise India is roughly $2000 and ours is $3500
@@alfredjustindumalagan few corrections, population is 13 times bigger, and since this video was about mumbai i was talking about mumbai gdp per capita which is 5210 and manila 3300 but the entire nations gdp per capita is what u said. This is not for comparison, people tend to think everyone from mumbai are slum dwellers, just wanted to clear that up :)
@@billieshomies8381 Yes, but actually no, not whole. I think the one you watched is in Metro Manila. Most cities of metro manila look like this. It can be seen behind tall buildings everywhere. Cities from South of the Philippines? Not bad at all.
My Aunts and cousin live in Magnolia, a gated community in Panvel, Navi Mumbai. Its so peaceful and stress free! I really love mumbai!
Wow, that airliner was traveling at least 5 times the speed of sound.
The problem here is not capitalism or socialism, the problem is overpopulation and corruption.
Exactly, overpopulation. Every couple has like 10 kids, gross.
FYI China is overpopulated, corrupt and autocratic, yet going to be the biggest economy. Only boasting democracy does not solve...we need to work for the people. Sadly, that never happens.
Bikash Maharaj they have large amount of area. India is small area wise.
Lets go around and grab lands from near by countries.
Bikash Maharaj
The quality of life in China is much much much better than in India. So yeah, you're right..
Financial capital of india where half of the people living in the city cant afford house. I have visited mumbai twice and only thing i liked about it was attitude of people there on the otherhand there is too much crowd,narrow road slums and garbage everywhere and all i kept thinking was like why a rich person would ever want to live in that city??
The opportunity to be more rich. Most people don't enjoy these conditions, but they adjust so they can earn a little bit more.
Because they make money in India. And most live out of India half the time
We hope more videos like this will come up 😁
10 years ago, I rented 1 rk and 2 rk for 10k/mo each in powai + mhada, which was affordable in a marginal salary of 40k/ mo :o
In our country, slums are often 'burned accidentally' then 6 months later,there will be a building on a rise.
Damn, and there was no investigation happened ?
Where is your country in Mars?
They used to do this in Brazil
Lol reminds me of my home country
Great idea gonna do that here too.
The same thing on Manila, people are coming in from province hoping to have a good life and decent income ending up in the slums area.
lesson : there maybe, or not, silver linings in Manila
Finding a job is very hard in Philippines
Can someone help me with the link of the next video?
This is so sad that we have humans living in these conditions. The government is useless even if they can't build homes the least it should do is provide basic services for these people.
@Mohammad kejruddin delhi ko bhi dekhlo. Kejrudin toh India ka sabse dangerous leader hai. Free ke chakar mai Econony aur revenue karab ho rha hai. Kai Gareeb ho gyi lekin log nhi jag rhe
It is perplexing to me that a man earning 1 lakh a month but cannot afford a "proper flat" in the city. Can't he pay 30k for renting a flat? 30% of your salary as rent is usually a standard.
Akshay Singh
Forget 30k rupees, if he moves to places like mira road, bhayander or vasai he can get 2 bhk flat for 15k rupees.
This video reeks of propaganda.
why everyone wants to live at nariman point ....and all are migrants only ,...no issue of ancestral shit unless they are fisherfolks...
Harsh Singh
Travelling would be deadly then
They talked about buying a house, not renting!
With 1 lac salary per month he can have a decent 2bhk flat in suburban area of Mumbai , the reason must be either his salary is exaggerated or he wants to have a flat in plush south Mumbai area.
Even if you build houses over slum land overnight and everyone gets a house, there will be more people coming in mumbai from all over india to make a new slum
not only in Mumbai but even in whole country we have the same problem for under privileged society, and unfortunately they see Mumbai as ARENA OF DREAMS
Bullshit analysis mr. Aniket_U. Are you a passed out from IIT ? In those mumbai slums find the percentage of locals and outsiders by this I mean house ownership in slums are those more local people or outsiders then feel free to use your head whether its government or migrants or cost of living or lack of area.
Therefore keep them poor......
Crrct
Indian government has educated people to differentiate between Mumbai slums and others.
Stayed in Mumbai for 2 and half years...had a lot of good memories that I'm somehow attached to it.....i hope there will be a day where the slums will be reduced drastically and a clean Mumbai.....such that Delhi is a capital but Mumbai will be the one proudly representing India.
Hopeless hope dont waste your time filthy and over populated
There always are two sides of a coin
Once I was very motivated to go Mumbai and work there but after this video my jaw dropped and I can't fathom that infrastructure of Mumbai is that much poor and unhygienic. Now, I feel myself bless to live in Northern part of Bengal near green paddy fields. Situation in Mumbai is truly looking horrible. Both government and private bidders should do something to save the city.
In 2008, around those years Civil Servant Dr. Thota Chandrasekhar who was serving CEO of Houseing Board In Maharashtra, Dharavi slums his intiative was to build houses for poor. But was challenged by local corrupted bloodsucking builders they even got him transferred by Government Of Desmukhs. ..He worked relentlessly for Housing Without corruption in Bangalore, Nagpur,Thane area with good success rate even though challenged by corrupted Builders Lobby who were backed by Deshmuks...
The result was they played football with him ..and Dr Thota Chandrasekhar resigned as civil servant.
Jai Hind🇮🇳
😔
Really? Shocking!
Father of that actor Ritesh Deshmukh ???
It’s interesting how a lot of the comments state that they’re from the “villages”.
70% of India is village
No wonder this video was recommended to villagers
@Andrew Lee no it isn't dirty. It looks but it's much more peaceful than living in Posh flats you know why? Cuz there is Humanity and neighbourhood in slums. #asktheexpert
@@pawaratharva6371 There is also lack of common sense.
@@foreverrocks7989 The.... *what* ?
The pace of a spent dollar on construction catches up to the forward demand.
8:49 i want him to be my political science teacher