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It's like a market built on the ruins after the apocalypse.

LMAO.  Someone said, "So many tourists here, from all over the world". Yeah, right. Those tourists just got discharged from the lunatic asylum to want to go suffer in that mayhem.

Nothing is sanitary ,    clean air   is unheard of ,no rule for electrical wires

It's astonishing that human beings can "live" like that.

as soon as the plane  door  opens....you  smell it (  serious)

beep beep until ur ear bleeding😅😅

If you grew up with this and never knew anything else, you'd think it was just normal.

Someone amongst this crowd is an ebay representative when I call 😎

This is literally hell on earth

Imagine calling an UBER to pick u up there!😂😂

i got food poisoning just watching

Best thing about India is the relief and joy you feel when that plane takes off for the return to civilization.

Looks like a whole nightmare

After watching so many videos of how chaotic are New Delhi's street I cannot bring myself to be mad if I'm stuck at traffic.
I just think "hey at least I don't have to drive trough India's roads" and I'm instantly at peace.

Great high-quality footage! As someone from India, it’s always fascinating to see historical hubs like Chandni Chowk and Paharganj through a Western lens.For context, these narrow, hyper-dense lanes are part of a 400-year-old marketplace functioning as a massive economic engine. What looks like pure chaos is actually a phase of rapid development. It strongly mirrors the historical growing pains of today's developed capitals during their own industrial booms—whether it was the density of Victorian London during the 'Great Stink', the unhygienic tenements of New York’s Lower East Side in the late 1800s, or Paris before the massive Haussmann renovations cleaned up its medieval alleys.The only difference is that today's developing nations are navigating this massive structural evolution in the internet age, where every transition phase is broadcast globally in 4K before the modernization is complete.

If you get a chance, do check out the Delhi Metro or the newer corporate zones to see the incredible contrast of how fast the city is updating its infrastructure. Safe travels!

The incessant Honking of the horns is enough to drive anyone completely insane.

I was scammed three times within half a day of arriving in India. 90% of the people on the streets of India are scammers; don't talk to anyone.

The way the electrical wires are strung is giving me anxiety. Just looking at them. 100% fire hazard

This is hell on earth