In Delhi, the capital of India, approximately 2 million people live in slums. There are no toilets in the houses. Oneroom houses on top of each other connected by bamboo stairs. I found out that each toilet is shared by 100,000 people. I meet hospitable people in the narrow streets that I enter with hesitation and listen to their difficult lives.

0:00 Introduction
0:39 Population Growth in Delhi
1:24 Daily Earnings of a Garbage Collector
3:55 Life on the Train Tracks
9:00 A Lady Living in the Neighborhood
10:22 A Grocer by the Tracks
12:50 A Train Passes
14:27 Houses
16:05 Where Do People Come From
17:09 Backstreets
19:59 If Water Flows for 1 Hour a Day
20:43 A resident answers my questions
21:43 Sugar Cane
22:15 Street Monkeys
23:04 Kuremal Kulfi
24:53 Momo Seller
26:30 Traditional Iron
26:49 Musical Instruments of India