Amazing Mumbai Part-I

Amazing Mumbai

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[anold130]

Old vehicles from the 18th and 19th still occupying roads of India only a few of new 21st century vehicles driven by the rich and famous. Never you see a Lamborgini's or Porches driven on the roads of India just shanty houses and flooding of people wearing office shirts and pants which is usually worn to work in the city but instead they all wear it when they go eating at a local takeaway on the roads instead of dining at restaurants or in Hotels.

[anold130]

It maybe glamourous in overly developed cities in India like for Mumbai, Delhi but still places where tourist and locals walk on muddy footpaths and roads where they are force to walk sharing with dangerous incoming traffic. As long there are muddy footpaths and road side walk ways instead of Cement footpaths India will always be considered as a poor third world country to the world even though the country suffering from over flooding of population.

[anold130]

Did you know India is rising from the gutters from old ancient houses to old building appartments to luxury Hotels for the rich and famous similar to Australia Sydney and Las Vegas Nevada USA but still country's poor espially for the economy is so low and the rise of unemployment increasing. Espially where people walk in India instead of footpaths built in Western countries they all walk on Roads sharing with the busy traffic. Not enough cement Footpaths for people to walk just muddy pathways.

[softtail72]

i miss mumbai i was there for 8 months for work

[ipconfigearth102]

you might get copyright conflict... not allowed to put songs on ya videos unless ya own it... or else ya video will be deleted... take fro now on...

[ipconfigearth102]

chall...just .. i am giving ya a like...

[mazeofdevils]

@shalleythegreat why only south bombay?go to the suburbs..ull find greaat stuff there too

[banaras555]

LOVE U MUMBAI...............

[Mindfreak103]

Saale traffic kee jagah buildings dikha dete