WHY I HATE BOMBAY.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2016
- It's been over 10 years since I moved to Bombay and it was about time I told you a little story about it. Here's a small film about how Bombay hit me in the face like a train hurtling down a hill and how I learned to love that train.
If you like it, make your friends, mothers, bais and everyone else watch it. Don't forget to share it with your Bombay friends and say "Omg same!"
Comment below or tweet to me at @kittyzenkane if you want to say nice/nasty things about it.
By Siddharth Sathyajit,
Shot and edited by: Siddharth Sathyajit/Siddharth Bandal.
Highway/airplane hyperlapses: Aakash Mehta, Ayush Om Wal.
Couldn't have done it without you guys:
My lovely family,
The Bandals,
Aakash Mehta,
Ayush Om Wal,
Ashwin Sridhar,
Bharat Gurwani,
Harnidh Kaur,
Jaya Chandurkar,
Megh Banthia,
Nikita Pitre,
Rimsha Minocha,
Saiyam Wakchaure,
Shivali Wal,
Shreya Agarwal,
Soham Hundekar.
And the incredible people of Bombay who decided it was okay to put themselves in front of my camera,
Also philhellenes - "Science Saved My Soul"
Music: extrememusic.com
Shot on the Sony a7s with a bunch of Canon lenses (18-55, 20mm, 50mm, 24-70, 70-200, 100-400)
+ a converter I can't remember right now.
VO was recorded with a Zoom H4n.
I was born here and honestly i can't even think of leaving Mumbai. What makes me sad is that i would never be able to buy myself a home in this city. The house prices are ridiculously inflated.
Is mumbai dirty ??
@@User38344 Most of the areas yes.
@@User38344 you can't say dirty to be specific some of the areas like dharavi, Juhu beach are... But most of them are clean
@@User38344alotttt
@@unitbucksproAndheri West Link Road is like Nigeria
I lived for quite a few years in Mumbai/Bombay. My company had transferred me there. After the first week of my stay in Mumbai I started mulling giving up my job and come back to my hometown Kolkata. What were the reasons. I tried to drive my car from Bandra(W) to Nariman Point everyday. Going was still ok but coming back was a nightmare especially crossing Peddar Road. I tried the local trains but failed to board anyone of them. So I started going by taxi and ended up spending Rs.500 everyday those days (1999). I went to my MD and briefed him and he advised me that this happens to all the people who come from outside Mumbai and said that I should spend at least two months there and take a call on that again. In these two months I got used to traveling by local trains, bumper to bumper driving, getting trapped in water clogged roads, walking on Mumbai footpath. Next I found myself in a position from where I could take off professionally in a huge manner and especially for the mission for which I was taken there. I stopped bothering about the day to day hassles. My achievements started happening almost on a daily basis. I used to live alone as my family was in y hometown but still I wouldn't find time for myself. Eventually I started liking the city. I started liking the people. Mumbai touched my soul. I became a Mumbaikar. In those few years I reached the peak success of my professional life. The mission was accomplished. Eventually the day came when I was to be released from Mumbai. I reached the airport with my luggage early in the morning and was waiting in the departure lounge. When the departure call was made I actually felt as if somebody was telling me "Dude, I will miss you, see you again" i was almost in tears. This why I hate Mumbai and this is why I love Mumbai.
Damn bro
Wow this touched so hard
I read your whole story 😌😌😌😌
Really loving.😌😌😌😌😌😌
It's a nonsense... Mumbai is hell, here you may achieve your professional goals but at the cost of your personal life
😂 some one thinks Mumbai is shit... But once come to our area(navi mumbai) here most of the rich people's stays here and even they also like mumbai.
*the people from chennai, bangalore Or hyderabad are not richer then mumbai people if they educated*.*mumbai people are good, wealthy and beautifulls* you can't ignore it
First half: kya bol rha h ye be!!
Second half: haa re khrach bolat aahe!!
Life in Bombay will never be the same as it was before the 1970s. What a wonderful city it was.
VERY TRUE... BUT THE FUCKING POWER OF THE FUCKERS IS WAY TOO MUCH FOR ANY ONE OF YOU TO DO ANYTHING ABOUT THEM ...
it still is but people just need to get used to the developments and changes taking place
@@uttaraiyer5340 it's not as clean as it was earlier...so bringing dirt is "Development" for you ??
Exactly...those Who have earned and created an empire back then.... Then they are established and rich now...
1970 the population was too low compared to 2020. The more population the more you get squizzed space the day is not that far you will kiss person standing next to you unintentionally due to the lack of space
I love everything about this video. So beautifully put. So beautifully captured, the music, the cinematography, your voice is very well fitting too. I loved it. The effort put into this is beautiful. Thanks, because I love to watch videos like these. So much effort and meaning. Yay! Keep making more!
Thanks for this.
Larissa DSa oh for fuck sake shut up u mindless turd
Same from side your description is amazing
Larissa DSa you look's so dame sexy
Larissa DSa आमची मुंबई की आमचं बाॅम्बे ???
I moved to Chennai after living in Mumbai for 30 years and believe me I missed my Mumbai a lot
Both Chennai and Mumbai are brother cities. You can't find any difference between them
this was DOPE. loved your camera skills and watching this first thing in the morning was amazing. I can not wait to visit Mumbai this year now :)
Hit me up when you're here. Let's make something kickass together.
Ek din to mar jaana hai,bss khwab hai ki marne se pehle ek month mumbai me jee lu,har second har moment....
I moved to Mumbai when I was 12 too. But coming to Mumbai meant to me that I finally had the chance to live in a cosmopolitan city. My family saw new people, new lifestyle, and to me a great deal of exposure that my cousins would not have even now after them moving to other big cities themselves.
No, its lot easy living here. My dad used to calculate when I was growing up, if he didn't get transfered to Bombay how much he would be able to save as the lifestyle cost here is so high. He hated the traffic, the filth, the slums and the fact that he was away from his hometown every day. But everytime we went to our hometown he'd get disappointed by how much worse it really is than in his imagination and long to go back home. And go back, we did.
To me, Mumbai stands for equality, opportunity, kindness and endless hope. Unlike our smaller hometowns with people with even smaller minds, Mumbai is where our previous baggage is allowed to be thrown out. I'm not a brahmin or a dalit. I'm not a woman or a man. I'm just a little piece in this giant puzzle, somehow both lost in it yet essential to it.
This is so beautifully put. The last para is describes Bombay exactly. Man how I am missing the city now...😢 It's a part of my heart. It is me. It is where I am truly free. I will never be the person I was before Bombay. My great love.
Conclusion samaj nahin aaya...Mumbai accha Hein ya accha nahin hein
Update, i moved out of Mumbai due to the you know what disease. My father was transferred to a different city, so i decided to move in with them. Once things get better i plan on moving back to Bombay. Miss it a lot.
Well Put!
Mumbai stands for equality ? What did I just read
u realise the spirit of Mumbai... Not when you are in the city..
its when you go elsewhere or come from another place...
#AamchiMumbai
great video
I can't hate my Mumbai. When I reached in Mumbai I had nothing but my certificates. Soon I got the fruit of my effort. I could
join a company with out any experience. I learned a lot of lessons, which helped me for better job and for a better life. Whenever I fell, someone had there to catch me saying "bhai aisa nahi aisa karo". They called me brother and helped me a lot without expecting anything from me. When I went to Middle-East to join a company, I was one of the well experienced, among the others. Mumbai is my second Mother. I never tried to take my belongings to Mumbai and settle there. I knew it's already crowded and should allow new people like I was, to stay and get enough experience for better life. Now I am proudly living in Kerala. I express my love and gratitude to my mother Mumbai.
I ALWAYS FOUND PEOPLE FROM SOUTH THAT IS ALL NON HINDI PEOPLE COMING TO MAHARASHTRA AND SETTILING HERE LOVES AND RESPECT AND GEL AND MIX WITH US .......ANYWAYS MAHARASHTRA IS ITSELF A PART OF SOUTH INDIAN PENNISULLA AS WE ARE LIVING BELOW VINDHYAS ALSO MARATHI AND KONKANI HAVE SO MUCH GIV E AND TAKE WITH ALL DRAVID LANGUAGES SPECIALLY KANNAD AND TELGU SO ALSO THEY UNDERSTAND THE PAIN OF ADJUSTING WITH OUTSIDERS AND SPEAKING OTHERS LANGUAGE IN OUR OWN STATE IS REALLY DISGUSSTING TO MAHARASTRIANS
I too has similar story now working as railways engineer in Bihar
so basically he just accepted what Mumbai is. But that doesn't mean living in Mumbai is great. things he hated initially are still there, he just got used to them, and that is not falling in love with the city. I don't get it ,why would he start liking all the hurry and surviving. having time to breathe and REALLY live your life is important. big cities don't offer that. I think dude just gave in.
You cannot talk about "having the time to breathe" if it goes unappreciated. Sure the madness, chaos, crowds and hustle never ends but that's what makes you push forward. Sure taking a break and breathing is gonna give you realisations but what after that? What are you gonna do out of taking a moment? Hell you cannot even appreciate its value without facing a constant push in a big city.
Getting used to it is a way of falling in love. That is what is known as acceptance. You accept what the city has to give. When you fall in love with a human you take their good and bad sides, why not with a city?
I think may be because, this city has taught him and many... who you really are ! :) despite of all those mess, hurry and surviving.. ultimately you will learn something (may be you can call it a lifestyle)
Aman Gupta No, thank you. Delhi ( especially) and Mumbai both suck.
It's end of May and the place I am at is at 28 degrees and a lot cleaner
Seb K Where are you?
Hansel D'silva Beijing. 34 now 😒
Just accidentally came across this video and I genuinely have goosebumps and a small tear in my eye. Living in Bombay one day and achieving all my goals there is my dream. That emotion combined with your video, which by the way- cinematography, editing, music, and everything was absolutely perfect, it just made me want to move to Bombay and live my dream right this moment.
What happen did u move to Mumbai? just curious
Bombay nahi mumbai bola karo
From an American girl who is now living in another country (Netherlands), I can understand something similar even very far away. It was nice to stumble across your video.
Los Angeles
The title's very misleading. I put off watching it for like 5-6 times before I finally saw it. All because of the title.
Glad you found your way back.
But many won't.
same with me....
That's the whole point. :)
To drive away viewers? O.o
Beautiful story. I can definitely relate to this, when having moved to different places, being put way out of my comfort zone. There is beauty in everything. Also - AMAZING EDITING. I NEED to know how you created some of those sequences and effects that so deeply pull you in! The editing is - to me, intensely emotional. Congrats on an awesome video. Love, love, love it.
I've been to Bombay once, but it was still one of greatest trips that I ever had. Kudos to the team that made this video. I don't think i wanna be anywhere else
Yet another glorified view of Bombay. I grew up here and finally after 18 years I got the chance to move out. And move out I did. Whatever you may say about the 'spirit of Bombay' or how it 'makes us happy while making us miserable', it only does poetic justice to a city where 5% of the people are rolling in cash and the rest try to survive in slums and chawls. 22,000 people/sq km. in mucky pollution is no way to live. These emotional views about Bombay are getting old. Bombay is only about the money. Once the money runs out, so will the people.
Bombay had been always about money and money never ran out.Till the time there are people how can money run out?
It's fast... It's messy... It's hot.. It's cold... It's beatiful... It's hideous.... It's filled.... It's safe.... It's awake... It's hardworking.... It never stops...It's Mumbai...!!! The city where we come to make our dreams do come TRUE...!!
Everyone is entitled to their opinion, and I am sure you have your reasons for feeling the way you do about Bombay. But this video does an amazing job of expressing the reason why I personally love being in Bombay, or anywhere in India for that matter: the people. I have lived in quite a few different places, but India is the one place where the bright and shiny spirit of the people comes through, and just makes it feel like home. Though I must say, in terms of the money running out and the people leaving, you might be right (I'm sure way back when, people weren't expecting Detroit or Atlantic City to be what they are today). This point can be made about any city in the world. However, how I see it, it's the charm of the people, and what you make of your time there that really that makes a city a unique experience, and gets people to stay.
agree
Agreed Mumbai has many people below poverty line but not everyone living in a slum here is necessarily poor! Even they own fancy cars or phones bought by their own money! And not to forget, they are educated. Once ask ur maid or just n peep into one of the houses there.
And about money running out of this city.. It will never be the case as people come here to make money and my city offers it in every field or profession u choose.
I was brought up in Bombay and now shifted to Delhi two months ago.
You people make me miss Bombay.
Delhi will take care of you, bro. Don't worry.
thanks man!
You are missing the Bombay's monsoon.
Look here !.....
I just sprinkled raindrops on your face lol :)
hahaha 😂😂
@nirav yeah thanks for kind words
I have no words. No proper emotions to tell what this video gave me. It made me sad and happy both at the same go. The tear in the eye both fell down and twinkled.
For that young boy it was Mumbai, for this adult girl it was Delhi. This video captures so much which, I, in my rant, could never explain.
How poignantly it shows, that yes, it is tough for each person to move out of her/his home town but for few it remains with them. And those few, with their pain, matter! For some exist who, even after leaving behind their home towns, can't find home in the new towns!
Thank you everyone who were a part in the making of this video:)
This is pure clickbait
I know right?
Not at all, you lost the charm of the video. Completely!!!
It really is a clickbait. It was made to garner views and that's it
Mohammad Waqas there's no charm. He's saying Mumbai will continue be miserable and the people accept it for what it is.
😂😂😂
I shifted one month back ..I don't like it...it's too much struggle..houses are small , local train , garbage evetywhere you need to be super rich to survive...I dont like it. but yes one thing is there people are extremely friendly.......if you are living in bangalore you can rent 3 bhk flat for 25000 in a posh locality but In Mumbai lokhandwala one rk 25000 rs. so...
It's quite natural for you to feel that way now. But trust me, once you live in Bombay for a few years, Bombay becomes a part of you. And after that, no matter where you go in this world, you're gonna miss Bombay! So just soak in everything that's Bombay! (Story of my life)
DEBPRIYA DAAS you can go back!...JK!
DEBPRIYA DAAS So aap dafa hogi toh hume farak nahi padega
yes , the cost of living in bombay is a lot more than almost any other place , but you probably wont find the "APNAPAN" in any other city , the people of this city will just let you witness the unexpected after all its the city of dreams , you will find people distributing food and water to the slum dwellers or the homeless during the monsoon , you will find people giving , chai,water , snacks to the policemen who work tirelessly, all about this city will make you love it all the more , all the best
Debopriya Das Lifestyle Blogger that's Mumbai...
What a heart-warming video. :)
I have never really lived in Bombay, but if life brings me a chance, I'd take it.
Same :)
i dont Know About Where Life Will Take You.
but If You Wants To Love Some Place You Gotta Be There..
Once You In Mumbai You Will Automatically Love It. The City Will Give You Warm Hug With Happiness ,Freedom, Friends, Love kinda Make You Feel Ease.
Dont Wait If You Have Time Be In Mumbai.
Mumbai Loves You Too.😊
Woah Whatta a video. I just loved the transitions you have made. Suberb story narration too :) ! And 2 + for the title, it played its role ;) !
This is so beautiful! I have tears in my eyes I love my city way too much and this hearing all this made me emotional and happy at the same time. Loved this !
this dude has got it wrong...in reality "it's the people that make this beautiful place, disgusting"
Damn right
outsiders
Outsiders are cool. It's the Educated illiterates we should worry about.
vaibhav patil why would u say outsiders.....I mean every city has outsiders...and it's needed even...!!
that's really true. been staying in mumbai all my life. and the city is really dirty thou it is India's cosmopolitan city and generates employment.
Iam a Delhite but working in Mumbai for a while now. Iam proud of what Mumbai has given me. But Mumbaikars please stop having a pre conceived notion about us we ain't eve teasers and your girls are safe with us for god sake.
Dude that's deep but I guess you are right ..!
So you have coffee at siisiidd dii ... Dude believe me or not... I have never ever encoutered a decent delhiite customer at my store... You guys try to sugar coat your intentions... Now generally if I detect the delhiite accent of Hindi of the customer ... I keep good safe distance and only deal if I get 100 percent advance ... I am sorry but those are the experiences I have got from your lot...
Siisiidd dd hahahahahahaha
bhunesh kothat, abe jhatu, tere jaise Mumbai me bhaut jhum rahe hai , aaya bada delhi ki laal karne.
touched by ur comment...there are decent delhites too :-)
Mumbai is not just a City, its an emotion❤
Bc its a fuckin joke. Who r u fooling ?
Munbai is just a city, but BOMBAY is an emotion.
@@kushagrapanwar2013 Bombay was just a British colony
Mumbai is a dream
@@kushagrapanwar2013 your correct...
Most poluted city with no greenery visit guwahati you will know
As a boy raised from kerala and moved to this place for work , it literally took me through hardships and how it evolved no matter how far i was from home and the people i knew before.✌🏻 Superb work and much needed to push me forward.
Thank God this was in full HD. Good job. Makes me wish I made something like this.
Make it, friend.
oh yes
those inspired to move to bombay please do these 2 things before making a decision:
1)catch 8:00 pm local train going to virar at mahim.
2)hire a cab from dadar to dindoshi at 8:00 pm. Mumbai promises a memorable journey
thanks :D
Hahahaha!
hahahahaaa virar local to banta h peak hours me😂😂😂
Beautifully done! The emotions and feels for the city are so well potrayed!
You put it exactly what it is for . It's the people who make Mumbai special. I have lived in Chennai, Banglore, New York currently. No where else have I encountered people who are so ready to help. Be it giving directions, picking up a child who fell while running, the auto rickshaw waala who took you in late at night and didn't mind that you were a few rupees short of the fare.. As a woman, Mumbai is the best place to live in. Cheers to Mumbai. Miss you
he liked Mumbai because he was making more money than kerala.....
lol 😂😂😂
I was 12 when I moved here, so yeah I wasn't making a lot of money in Kerala...
kittyzenkane LOL
even if u move to Kerala now, u will not make money, forget about making more money :D
You're a bitch wow
Absolutely beautiful video. I can totally relate to this - my family moved to Karachi from a small town in Pakistan a long time back initially I hated everything about it the crowd, the noise, the constant hustle & bustle, pollution you name it everything under the sun. Now around 15 odd years later the same guy who loathed this city so much works as a tour guide and travel writer on this city - its weird how with time a city and it's people can grow on you so much. Karachi like most mega cities world over has its fair share of problems but what I learnt to love the most about this city was the resilience of its people to get through every calamity and problem hitting their city together - always with a sense of optimism that tomorrow will be better than today. Albeit I haven't been to Bombay I have a strong feeling from your video that we're pretty similar to one another in general city dynamics - Thank God for the internet. Would love to visit someday though. Sending out lots of love from Pakistan.
Ive been to Bombay once when i was 12 too. And the phrase for the whole experience would be an 'existential crisis'. Ive never been there ever since and proudly proclaimed everywhere that I hated it. But its this video, this short video of yours that has convinced me otherwise. Beautiful video, keep up the good work.
Bro I saw your couple of videos I feel your a very good film maker and a story teller. I am sure people would like to see you more often. Please make more video and share with us.
suggested edit for the title: "Why I thought I hated Bombay".
Also, if you've watched Shawshank Redemption, this is exactly what happens to Brooks. He hates prison, then he gets used to it, and finally he can't stand to leave it. Except you're not institutionalised, you're probably just accustomed to the filth around you cz you're too lazy to do anything besides make a YT video abt it.
This is purposely done.. i hate such click bait videos.. No OG content.. just some bullshit uplifting music..
Same here. Brooks appeared in my mind first after watching this.
+Priyadarshan Gajbhiye good cinematography is different from what good content means.. it's the same old bambaiya story shot in an above average presentation..
Also excellent content don't need clickbait titles and the 'coolest girl' in the thumbnail..
'this is a sucks video'
and you are even more useless to do anything besides commenting on his video
dark panda cool..got anything relevant to say abt the clickbait-y title/thumbnail or you just feel the need to be lame?
People outside Mumbai wants to come here people living in Mumbai wants to leave the city
that's cause the city isn't hygienic
I think the main reason is that the city is very crowded and property rates are also higher
kya kadak baat boli hai bhai!
the bhaiyaas and gaao vaalas have done that!
yaa
Beautifully done! Love your camera work and editing and wow your choice of music! Wow so amazed (thank you TH-cam for this recommendation)
Brilliant video! Great pacing and beautiful frames! Subscribed!
mumbai is d only n only place in our country where millions of people around every corner country are coming and living their life. mumbai is hope for people.... It's not dirty place. people making dis place dirty...
You North Indians only do it😂😂
@@shreyashpatil262 ur are fake Id made to insult Maharashtrian
that's not only mumbai. people come to every metrocity like Delhi / Kolkata / Bengaluru to settle.
Bro you have just earned a subscriber, and many more incoming! :)
Such a beautiful and heartfelt love letter to Bombay.
Oh, and of course a very beautiful piece of cinematography too!
By far one of the best videos I have seen on TH-cam . Great summary of a city where you feel so out of place but yet you feel so much into it
Goddamn that is some amazing cinematography.. my jaw dropped at the circling shot of the statue at 1:12.. and at the raindrops falling in the puddle
This movie is exactly the inside of my head when I visited Bombay. It got me back there for a few minutes. Amazing.
One of the best videos I have seen lately. Every single frame is to fall in love for! Great work, it's a piece of art. Bombay is indeed lucky to have the kind of people it does. :)
Beautifully put. It's very true. I'm not from mumbai but when I visited it I fell in love with the place because the people were so helpful and caring.
only 1 thing i hate about mumbai ... thats the humidity in mumbai air.... n thats really a deal breaker for me
Rajeev Dahiwal you come to an island and not expect humidity. Hmmmm
Rajeev Dahiwal trust me it's far better than Delhi's pollution
It is the humidity in Bombay that makes it the closest possible alternative to Calcutta. When there was yet to be a Bombay, there was Calcutta.And today Bombay is everything that Calcutta once was, probably even better.But will Maximum City ever be the The City Of Maximum Joy?
Please don't come!
It is much much better than the extreme climate..... The temp in 40s is unbearable
this made me so happy!
I am typing this in the train as I'm getting home after a crazy day!
this video shows exactly what Bombay is to me! :D
This is awesome storytelling. People who have disliked the video obviously don't understand. Keep it coming. Liked and subscribed.
Beautiful man. You just told my thoughts.. I guess that's what's inside every Mumbaikar. Mumbai meri Jaan :) Wherever you go the city lives inside you..
i like the hardwork you put into a video. hope i get to see other 27 of them ;)
I see a glimpse of Monica Dogra's performance at the Bluefrog in here somewhere :P
Good eye.
Awesome movie man! Great efforts! Totally worth it!
Post 1970s huge migration from BIMARU states have killed Mumbai
Yess yess
Thanks for making me fall in love this beautiful city all over again.
I like your video but I don't like your title. I clicked on it because, "why would someone hate Bombay". I know its called Mumbai now,But to me it will always be Bombay. I no longer live here, But I miss it very badly. Its true that once you live in Bombay, you don't like to be anywhere else.
I felt liberated the day I landed in Bombay, and trust me I miss the Vada Pav too!!! Life had to move on, but I will cherish my Bombay days
Just leading the horse to the water.
It's clickbait, man. If you don't trust in your creation enough to let it honestly stand on its merit then why should I trust the next title I see with you as the creator? I'll just assume you lied.
+NotIntoReality I lie enough to warrant that.
NotIntoReality onam
@@sidmadethis ponnu macha ith onnu delete akkku theri keralathin kittuo😢
Amaaaaaaazing video. Would love to see more of your content. Everything was great. The narration, the music, the dialogues. Cheers brother!
ironically the tone of the video was soo calming, while the video was describing the hustle of this city! somehow the tone reminded me the monsoons of the city!! Lovely video!! :)
Something that stood out for me was that the filmmaker here was from Kerala. He found the eyes of the people aggressive. I am from UP and I live here now, in Mumbai. I found the people friendly, helpful and civil. One of the things I liked about the city. hahaha. That and that you create your individual life here. There's no neighbour, mohalla, community. There is just you and the people you choose to be with.
Loved it! Especially that voiceover. I'm assuming you guys made this from all that footage you got when shooting Asal Hustle? Really good stuff. :D
I shot a bit before the Naezy shoot and then after when Bandal was in town.
Its Mumbai not Bombay 😐
Beautifully shot. I really like some angles. And the title that baits people 10/10
I came to see that girl. not Bombay.!!
Oops.
me2
Me too, tbh.
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Thank you for making a mumbaikar far away from her favourite city cry and laugh and relive home in a foreign land
I absolutely love your video and the time you published this video was the time I moved out of Bombay after living there for a year, and honestly, that was the best year in my life. I lived in Colaba worked in the Taj hotel, I enjoyed the rain and the local train, I could stand beside the panipuri uncle hold the paper bowl waiting for my turn comfortably, everything was perfect. I dreamed about Bombay so many times, it's a city full of miracles and it was the place where I found out who I really am. When I turned 21 in Bombay, I got an Indian map tattoo on my back. Your video tears me up, I wish one day we could explore the city one time together with our cameras.
Excellent Video with deep meaning and love for Mumbai city, feel of this video is such high standard, beautifully edited with smooth narration, so much has been said about the city with good reasons to live in this city, my city thanks so much for this awesome piece of work from you guys, thumbs up
Bro, U are really an awesome filmmaker.. So amazing and so small things that i noticed.. U are awesome.. ✌ keep making things like this..
:) might meet you soon.. :)
basically, you want to say that stay happy wherever you are.
The video is captivating bruh! Awesome cinematography too! Just sums up every inch of mumbai in brief!
Amazing video..just said all the amazing things we love and hate...great job!!
But Keralites can fit in any part of the world.Forget about Mumbai.
I was about to rage until I saw the video :)
Wow really good work man.. Just subscribed to channel expect.. Alot of such videos ahead.. Keep up the good work mate 👍✌️
How are these 5years old videos seem so beautiful to me. It carries the genuine aesthetic of india and bombay .
at first i thought it was a clickbait bt its ok..the video is worth watching .. Bombay is land of opportunities ,expensive & of free knowledge based things ,its up on you how u fit u r self in there
The only city in India which makes you fall in love with it despite being a hub of struggles, gives you a taste of life that you cannot ever get anywhere
Alankrita Singh Lived there for five year. Don't miss it a bit.
Fake love... Fake taste..
Living in city is like living a fake life..
A robot life.
Far from nature
You made such an awesome video much love boss!!❤️❤️
What an amazing video. Everything was in place, keep up the good work man
I just came to bombay for five days for my sister's wedding. I am in love with the place.
It is an amazing video! :D Yeah it does cast it's charm B| Mumbai
loved everything about this video. The voice though! :)
..the beauty of the video is that it captures your heart the very instant u start playing it.a video with a soul ...
Mumbai City is the richest city and safest City in India and also in whole world, but if you want to make your dreams come true in Mumbai, you should learn to love Mumbai and put lots of effort, dedication and focus 👍👍👍👍
India's best city::amchi mumbai❤️❤️❤️
True
Yes 👌
We can never say it's best
@@captainaryan26 It's Best. Than Most Of The Indian Cities!!
Nice edit and wonderfully put together. 👌
Super work man.. loved it 👏👏☺️☺️☺️
That was great. Chandigarh deserves a similar tribute.
Dafuq you doin' here homeboi?
That's mah dawg.
I don't need zat habibi. Prepare yours.
"But... I am you."
Wonderful! *applause*
Man. Wonderful video. Every word of it
No words to describe about the video....... simply awesome bro..... keep the good work.
If one can survive in Mumbai then one can survive anywhere! This city teaches you alot of lessons and gets you out of your comfort zone that we cling to so dearly to.
well said
UttaraActs Thanks Buddy
Getting out of comfort zone means becoming cheap. Mumbaikars don’t have any comfort zone, peaceful mind and stability. They’re just cheap! Damn cheap and they promote that cheapness so well that it has become a style...Mumbai don’t have any class at all. Even Pune has some. Very few localities in Mumbai is classy. The rest of the Mumbai is just cheap, shitty and old school.
I was thinking of Casey niestat while watching the whole thing.....great stuff btw.....you can't be original these days, Casey niestat have done every goddamn thing there is to filming in the best possible way😂😂....but seriously though keep making these videos ,you are pretty good....the production quality is on point.👌
Awesome video, very creative bro. Keep up the good work team.
Thanks! Such a lovely message.
My city, My Mumbai, My happiness ...
Good job dear human ...
First couple of minutes into the video I was all up in arms to defend Mumbai. But you have put it across very nicely. I am too from Kerala. But I love this city like anything. The cultural diversity and the pace and rythm of this city is unmatched. I have lived in cities like Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kochi and Trivandrum. But nothing compares like Mumbai. Every city I lived has its pros and cons. So does Mumbai. But it's not hate worthy. Even the crowded local trains are a rich source of interaction as I got fellow traveler friends whome otherwise I would have never met.
Extremely well made short film. Coming from another short film maker who used to think that I have learnt enough and am ready to move to the big screen ... I stand corrected now ... cos your film is far better than what I have made so far. Yes your film served as ‘higher education’ for me ... thank you Sir!