Inside India's Biggest Slum

I loved the teens that were guides for Peter in Dharavi! They were so sweet

Impressive!
Very good to see the young folks from different religions being so friendly to each other, and business minded.
Also, they wanted to show the best parts.
I met Indians before, and they are enduring, easy going and pay on time.
I really hope India has a better future for its people.

This is just insane. You want to get lost, this is the place to do it.

You made those young men feel valuable. Kudos

India travel was an experience. It was not a holiday. Never going back. Dont recommend it to anyone. My opinion. Based on two trips.

Hey just curious did you ever find out about what he meant about the hat? Would it be ok for a foreigner to wear something like that?

😂😂😂😂 insert their bs moon landing

I wish more americans would watch this. They'd be damn happy to have what they have...

Very interesting and informative video. Did you tip your guides?

How do they not have anxiety

Cool people.

Peter hold the rope :)

"...only wear the cap to show that you are more Muslim." I think he's saying that it's seen as a bit extreme to wear such an overt Islamic symbol and it is a type of bragging and suggesting you are a better Muslim than others?

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Very Brave fellow

Wow I give so much credit to them.

I think they wanted you to buy something. Did you? Awkward!

ShoeBomb is such a cool name

I must remember to play this at 6-30 am when my neighbours racket outside

I drove through on a 350 bullet. Crazy spot. nice job!!

I feel I need a nap; it has got to be exhausing living among constant noise, clutter, people, lack of privacy. Does it ever get quiet? Yes they are warm and welcoming, even into their homes. Time for a little - population control?

I’m happy to go wherever you take us along with your camera. Your wonderful welcoming spirit is what makes every video special.

Thanks Peter for an outstanding look at India - now I see the truth- divisions ad enormous made by the meek and humble but by politicians.

I wouldn't last there...and yet...they seem happier than most, including myself..wish you went back for the rappers.

They still have the biggest smile even living in this conditions. Sometimes i forget how good i have it and i feel ashamed.

Crazy how dirty it is :/

The electric wires everywhere..you could never do that where i live 😅

Indian people are so friendly❤ the most amazing thing is that the hindus and muslims live friendly together 🙏

Don’t wear that white perforated skullcap. Makes you look Muslim and not a good thing in India these days, sad to say.

He crochet hat he wore was very distracting.

Even if some places could use a little TLC, the people seem beautiful and warm

Very interesting. Efficient use of space. Great social environment. Hello Sahil! Thanks to help our friend Peter.

Wonderful video showing the better side of India - Great job from you and your two friends!!!

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Wow! I'm not sure if I would feel safe😮Way to many people. Thanks Peter for the experience in India.

Has anyone mapped the maze in Dharavi?

Which song played in weeding?

Thanks for showing the slump, the people and their way of life.

It amazes me that there is not much crime, I watched a couple of videos about Dharavi and they all say the same . But what wonders me, how is it for women? Like for single, walking women in Dharavi.

Imagine being a muslim in that dump and losing your prepuce to boot. Hell on earth.

That was a culture shock to watch on video. Some people were lame but the younger kids were super chill and savy.

saya merasa seperti sedang jalan-jalan ke Mumbai hanya dengan melihat video ini..
thank you brother

Your so cool 😎

Amazing as usual! props peter legend

Im from south india,i heard abt this place but never thought this congested,cool thanks for the video

Peter Santenello ; I Wish you would go back and visit these people again; and have them teach us how to cook some traditional indian food at home.

Thank you for taking us on your journey, Peter. This is likely the only way I will see India.