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00:03Don't you think it's astounding that our planet supports seven billion of us?
00:11And counting.
00:19Learning to survive in a crowded world is our biggest challenge.
00:26But there's one corner where we're already well on our way to adapting.
00:37Welcome to India.
00:40Over one in six in the world live here.
00:43And to make ends meet, more of us are moving to the city than anywhere else on Earth.
00:52We're resourceful and highly resilient.
00:57It's just as well.
00:59We need all our ingenuity to create a space we can call home.
01:07If you want to know how to succeed in this new, unchecked urban world, come and take a look over
01:14here.
01:14Who doesn't like gold?
01:16We'll show you how, no matter how dense the crowd, we can carve out a home and build our future.
01:35Come and meet a 23-year-old guy who's come to the mega-city of Kolkata looking to make it
01:40big.
01:43Imran is known to everyone as Kale and lives in this crumbling house in the heart of the city's jewelry
01:49-making district.
01:50This is the home of Lutron here. We are Al-Sona and all the people have to go here.
01:55Here is the home of Lutron, the house is in the house.
01:57They are here, now I'll open the house.
01:59Kale has come here in search of gold – and he's not the only one.
02:04This is my house, this is 15 or 16 years old.
02:08We also have to go to a home of Lutron once in a while.
02:11We always have to go to New Zealand and take a 2-year-old.
02:15We have to go to New Zealand and take a Alexandra.
02:33This old district is cramped with over 800 workshops, where goldsmiths create the original
02:40Indian bling.
02:43Gold jewelry has long been the must-have adornment for Indian women, and doubles up as an instant
02:48emergency fund.
02:50It's our insurance policy, but far better to look at.
02:56If you add it all together, Indian housewives hold 11% of the globe's gold stocks, that's
03:03more than the reserves of the US, Germany, Switzerland and the IMF put together.
03:15With nighttime temperatures regularly over 30 degrees C, Kale and his friends prefer the
03:21street to their stifling room.
03:25He and his closest colleagues get up at 3 to work, while the city briefly sleeps.
03:33His family does not work.
03:35They do not work, but they do something.
03:37They do anything for food, don't want to do it.
03:38They do things like mackerel.
03:40They hold on to their hands, andICA and put them in their hand.
03:43Even the sun's a little dark lamp, and of course there is nothing there.
03:47They still don't think that they're there for the night, every night they what they
03:51are done.
04:10Kale and his fellow gold sweepers have an agreement allocating them a couple of streets
04:14each to scour for particles of gold.
04:20The first step after sweeping is this traditional gold rush technique.
04:26The gold rush is the same as the gold rush.
04:30The gold rush is the same as the gold rush.
05:00The most closely guarded part of Kale's alchemy is carried out on the roof above his room.
05:07Now, if you want to know how to make gold out of dirt, listen up.
05:14Take one bowl of sweepings, reduced to a fine silt by panning.
05:23Add a good slug of nitric acid before putting on the heat for just a few seconds.
05:39Next, give the acid and mercury a thorough mix with your hand.
06:00Once the mercury has attracted all the gold, remove it from the pan.
06:08And return to the heat to boil off the mercury.
06:11The water is a little green, it's a little red.
06:15It's a little green.
06:19It's a little green.
06:20The gold is a little green.
06:25Now, we are a young man.
06:27We are a lot of crores.
06:29We are a young man.
06:31We are a lot of young man.
06:33Kale's room is controlled by one man, now Kada.
06:37He's recruited the banners for their specialist skills learnt in their home city of Agra, 700 miles away.
07:06Kale is not the only baner frustrated with the price he's getting for his gold.
07:32Kale is a strong man.
07:36We are a young man.
07:37We are a young man who is working here, who is living here.
07:41We have to ask about it and ask about it and can work on ourselves.
07:45We can't handle some of the things we do It will always stay different
07:55With 1.2 billion of us here, all looking to make the best possible livelihood, you've
08:00got to be very keeny at finding your niche ahead of anyone else.
08:05And that could mean looking in the most unlikely of places.
08:12Take Vesoba beach on the northern edge of Mumbai.
08:15This barren strip of sand hardly suggests big opportunity, but 50 years ago, new arrivals
08:22from Rajasthan made a surprising discovery.
08:26This is the perfectly water and this is the water.
08:32Anil's grandfather realised that fresh water on a beach made it perfect for growing the
08:37desert crops from back home.
08:39It is a sweet water, you know, sea is salty and this is sweet.
08:48The sand-loving bittersweet vegetable fenugreek, known as methi, immediately flourished, growing
08:55its tasty sprouts in just three days.
08:57A solid family business was born.
09:02I really appreciate my grandfather because he gave me this business.
09:08Indian people, they love the fenugreek because it is good for health, good for diabetes and
09:17pregnant women.
09:22Today, there are 32 methi farmers here, many with four or five employees and they've been
09:29granted a license to cultivate this municipal beach.
09:34Others have followed, providing services to the growing community.
09:40But the houses these recent arrivals have built on the sand are illegal.
09:47Father to one of the 40 families calling the beach their home is Rajesh.
09:53I am the great person who stays next to the sea.
09:57This is my small beach apartment.
10:00Come inside, I will show you.
10:02He came here after falling for his wife, Savita.
10:13One day it was a very nice day for me.
10:16I saw this girl, then I thought in my mind that I will marry with this girl only.
10:21Now I will turn on a little AC on.
10:30This is my daughter.
10:32My dream is that my daughter will become a doctor.
10:35Four-year-old Vashnavi has an eight-year-old brother, Harsh.
10:40They've both been brought up on their beach, unlike their father who grew up in his well-to-do
10:44parents' apartment.
10:46But then, he fell in love.
10:50But then, he fell in love.
10:53My father told me, just get out now, just now.
10:57How you came inside, that step only you get out from this house.
11:01Don't come again to show me your face.
11:05Savita is from a poor family and has a limp from childhood polio.
11:10This was so unacceptable, Rajesh's father also made sure his son lost the job he'd secured
11:16him at Mumbai airport.
11:18My father told that officer that I will not be secure for my son now, because he is married,
11:24and I tell him to get lost from my house.
11:30Rajesh now works from home, so Savita expects him to do his fair share of the early morning
11:36chores.
11:38She is very angry with me, because the fire was not going on.
11:42That's why the water became very chilled.
11:44I should have done it, but I want to go and bring the newspaper.
11:50No, my fire is not starting.
11:55Bus, bus, bus, bus.
11:57Bus!
11:58My son is going to school now.
12:01Bye.
12:02Bye.
12:03Bye.
12:03Bye.
12:10Savita has a part-time job as a cleaner for a middle-class family in the city.
12:15But to earn a bit more on the side, she deals in the beach's homegrown speciality.
12:29I want to take a look at the river.
12:32I want to take a look at the river.
12:36You are like that!
12:37I want to take a look at the river.
12:37I just want to take a look at the river.
12:37Like I am living in Rome.
12:39Okay, I will come to his ark.
12:42It's a bit more than 20.
12:45The weather is going to eat.
12:58The family's main business, however, is doubling up their home as a local pub for the methi
13:04farmers.
13:16The only drink on offer is cane liquor.
13:34Rajesh doesn't have a liquor licence, and his illegal business has landed him in jail
13:39once already.
14:00Rajesh has few other options, and so reckons the risk is one worth taking.
14:05Besides, right now, he has more immediate worries.
14:10There's a rumour that the local council, the BMC, are preparing for one of their periodic
14:15evictions of the family's squatting on the beach.
14:27Rajesh.
14:28Rajesh.
14:28Rajesh.
14:28Rajesh.
14:52Rajesh.
14:57Rajesh.
14:58Rajesh.
14:59Rajesh.
15:02Rajesh.
15:03Rajesh.
15:03Rajesh.
15:04Rajesh.
15:05Rajesh.
15:06Rajesh.
15:08Rajesh.
15:10Rajesh.
15:11We're certainly hard working.
15:12But having our heads down doesn't mean we're cut off.
15:16Keeping our eyes open to the world around us might just give us that all-important edge.
15:23In the Druldi district, the gold sweepers take a close interest in the global spot price of gold.
15:29A shift in value has a direct impact on their earnings, though not in the way you might expect.
15:36How much is it? How much is it?
15:40How much is it?
15:41How much is it?
15:53How much is it?
16:04With the price of gold at an all-time high, and fewer customers for jewellery, there's far less gold dust
16:11on the streets.
16:12For Kale, this means his dream of escaping the landlord's cramped dormitory and setting up on his own has got
16:19harder still.
16:27But he has an idea, and is up earlier than ever.
16:32He plans to bypass his landlord by dealing in a different kind of dirt.
16:39The gold dust washed off the goldsmith's bodies, and swept from their floors, eventually ends up with all the other
16:45muck, in the drains.
16:49This drink has been spent for 7-8 months.
16:52In this drink, you can write anything from the bottle.
16:56You can write anything from the bottle.
16:58You can write anything from the bottle.
17:15into the bottle,
17:15you can also read anything from thebid inside
17:17– to George Brunet.
17:23You can Moon catch the bottle,
17:24you can use anything from the bottle.
17:27This can make a dessus you can famous people.
17:28With pictures, you can also get these nåbet fires used by removing all the bottles
17:29I just can't do anything, but I can't do all this.
17:34I don't know about the soil, but I do nothing.
17:37We have a great job to buy a lot of money.
17:40I have made it very well.
17:41You can buy a lot of wood.
17:43You can buy lot of wood from home,
17:47and you can buy a lot of wood.
17:49You can buy much wood.
17:50We are happy.
17:56Working flat out for 20 minutes,
17:58Kale dredges enough sludge to fill six bags.
18:05I'm going to sleep in Kolkata.
18:11It feels good. It feels good.
18:15It doesn't feel good.
18:20They dredge three more drains
18:22before Kale and his friends call it a night.
18:28It's not good.
18:28So it was good for our localization.
18:31We don't have a lot of plants of them.
18:33They put all kinds of water.
18:35They take to it from a different direction...
18:37...and to the very end.
18:38So when you have such a spend it with us,
18:39we'll spend two to five dollars.
18:41That's the thing.
18:48There is nothing else.
18:50My first day,
18:50The new tree is growing in the middle of the tree.
18:53It will be good for the tree.
18:57To shift the Knights Hall, Kale makes a call to one of the large scale refiners.
19:05How much is it?
19:06The tree is kept in here.
19:10The tree is kept in here.
19:12The tree is kept in here.
19:15The tree is kept in here.
19:16The tree is kept in here.
19:18The tree is kept in here.
19:20Kale's plan to cut out his landlord in the house seems set.
19:33I have written my money.
19:35I have not been able to pay for this time.
19:39I have not been able to pay for this time.
19:41I have not been able to pay for this time.
19:42I have not been able to pay for this time.
19:46I have no money.
19:49Yes, this is a bill.
19:52It has always a vale.
19:53It could doily amounts of value here.
19:54It could be worth it of time to pay more.
20:01At last, the buyer Javed does turn up.
20:05but he's playing it very cool.
20:19Once Jav is happy, there's gold in the mud.
20:23Negotiations can begin.
20:35It's on his, on his car.
20:37I don't care, but I'm going to cut it out too.
20:40I'm going to cut it out too.
20:42I'm going to cut it out too, no?
20:43I'm going to cut it out too, don't get it.
20:47You don't know it you told me that this one.
20:50Don't give it away.
20:52We're going to give it away 5,000,
20:54he'll give it away.
20:55I'll give it away a few more.
20:59We, we won't give it away, we're going to give it over.
21:15He is a good bargainer but I have not paid him so much. He was expecting 10,000 rupees of
21:24this mud but I have paid him 5,000.
21:33If we've got a good business idea, we're not the type of people to let paperwork and the law get
21:38in the way.
21:39Over 90% of our working population earn their money off the books, generating two-thirds of our GDP.
21:50Ironically, that includes selling knocked-off books, something the entrepreneurs where you come from might not be so happy about.
21:58Steve Jobs, Steve Jobs and this one Deepak Chopra Life After Death.
22:05Meet Salman, who earns his living selling the books to Mumbai commuters.
22:10Hi sir. Novels.
22:11We sell these books. We know it's a pirated book. But the story is real.
22:18If we buy the people, then we can sell them.
22:22Salman works the prime retail space of this busy junction with a bunch of friends who have a strict profit
22:28-sharing agreement.
22:50Salman started out selling newspapers on the streets when he was nine, before spotting there were better returns in paperbacks
22:56turned out by the city's top backstreet press.
23:00If I sold this book in 400, then my commission would be 200.
23:06Sometimes Girat has a lot of price and a lot of price.
23:09And in case of Warner, they'll say a lot.
23:13Sometimes they feel like a relationship with us.
23:16And sometimes they get angry.
23:18What the hell?
23:20Hi sir. Novels.
23:23Steve Jobs.
23:28Steve Jobs.
23:30Steve Jobs.
23:32Steve Jobs.
23:46The signal was shot, I didn't know.
23:49It was good, it was good.
23:51It was good.
23:53We saw that someone smiled.
23:54How did he smile?
23:57He said he'd laugh, he'd laugh.
24:00But if the signal was shot,
24:02we'd ask him how much time you'd ask.
24:05Then we'd ask him how much time you'd ask.
24:05Then we'd ask him how much time we'd give him.
24:07If we think that our benefit, we'd give him.
24:10Two more.
24:11Two more.
24:13I sold one book.
24:15I sold it on 200 rupees.
24:18It was my first buyer.
24:20First good luck.
24:20Without profit also.
24:22After that, I will earn more profit.
24:32Black marketers like Salman and the gang are easy targets.
24:37They want money.
24:39They're always asking for money.
24:40They'll burn our books and eat us.
24:42And maybe they'll fine.
24:44Like what?
24:451250 rupees sarkari fine.
24:47They don't pay the money, because we all have the money.
24:51They keep giving us money.
24:57Salman's friend Ajay ended up here after an accident with a hay-making machine, back in his village.
25:03It's not end.
25:12Ajay consistently tops the co-operative sales rankings, guaranteeing his popularity.
25:34Do you like it?
25:39Ball guy!
25:44Catcher!
25:48Physically we are strong, so that's the good thing.
25:529 to 5 is only one camera on the computer.
25:575 by 5 is very difficult to do.
26:01Hey everyone!
26:11Come, come, I'll show you where do we sleep.
26:17Salman and some of his family currently sleep in a municipal gardens next to the junction.
26:24So this garden is here at night.
26:26We have to keep our salmon here.
26:27We have to eat the salmon.
26:31We have to eat the salmon.
26:32We have to eat the salmon.
26:33We have to eat the salmon.
26:34We have to eat the salmon.
26:34Yes, it is tough.
26:35Because many difficulties.
26:36Like, principal people come and they just throw off everything.
26:40Just stone all night.
26:41So it's very difficult to live on the street also.
26:48She's my auntie and my cousin.
26:51So we all live together and we all stay together also over here.
26:55All the people used to sleep here every day.
27:03My mom was calling me.
27:06While Salman mainly sleeps out, close to his work, his mom lives at home just outside the city.
27:13Like moms everywhere, she worries for him and his future.
27:18My ambition is, I want to go in a different side, in Indian defense like Navy or Army.
27:23But my, another aim is, my ambition is to start an NGO which work with underprivileged children.
27:30So I want to start an NGO also with these kids, those who are living here with me and my
27:35friend also.
27:38He's my cousin's son.
27:40Yeah.
27:46We all live together, stay together.
27:49Because,
27:50EGTA MEHI PAHLE.
27:52Good night.
27:53Go Baba.
27:55Good night.
28:17Let me take you to a secret place across the mighty Ganges.
28:22On this abandoned river bank, hundreds work in an underground yet highly organized industry.
28:29Welcome to Kolkata's very own Gold Rush.
28:33This is where Javits brought the drain sludge that he purchased from Kale in the Jewry District.
28:39He and his family are major players around these parts.
28:43This is my casino.
28:45I gamble here every day but I never know that how much gold I will get.
28:50Come, I'll show you.
28:55Javits' hopes of transforming the sludge into cold hard cash relies on the scale of his 20 employees.
29:01He's my best friend.
29:03Raju.
29:04And his real name is...
29:06Raju, what's your name?
29:08Jahil Khan.
29:09Jahil Khan.
29:09His real name is Jahil Khan.
29:11He's working since 12 years.
29:14His name is Noor Alam.
29:16He works less but he's busy always on phone with his girlfriend.
29:21Always, hello, how are you?
29:23I love you.
29:23All the things, etc, etc, etc.
29:27He's lazier than him.
29:30I don't know.
29:31I don't know.
29:32He's going to be running for the job.
29:35Hey, lovely.
29:36I'll kill you.
29:38Before the gold can be extracted, the sludge must be prepared.
29:42All this marts are again drying.
29:46After it will dry, it will go there.
29:49The sieving is supervised by Javits' father, Abdul, head of the family firm.
30:01The only mechanized phase of the process follows.
30:06His name is Rola.
30:12To make the wood work well, we have to grind very well.
30:21See, this is very good, fine powder.
30:27The finely ground mud is ready for Javits' casino.
30:32This labor-intensive wooden sluice technology is straight from 19th century California,
30:38using water hauled by hand from the Ganges.
30:41When conjuring gold from mud, there's no beating the human touch.
30:47Here we're going to get water.
30:49The water will go out and the water will go out and the water will go out.
30:53The water will get wet.
30:54This is a scrape.
30:55The water will be burnt.
30:56You have to be able to use the hands of your head as well.
31:01The body will be able to do it.
31:02We will not do it like this.
31:05This is why we can massage everyone.
31:10A vigorous brushing dislodges the precious sediment from the grooves in the wood.
31:16This mud is from 30 bucks.
31:19It is less from my expectation.
31:24After the washing, we add some mercury, some glass, and some soda, ash.
31:32After making the balls, we melt in the crucible.
31:37Air is blasted into the charcoal-fired crucible to force up the temperature and drive off any impurities.
31:45All the goods, aranga, or you may call it mercury, presents gold, comes down.
31:55It's too hot.
31:59This is the thing I was waiting for.
32:07The solidified ranga balls are then heated to an even higher temperature in a handmade oven for several hours to
32:15burn off the mercury.
32:16It's very hot work, very hot work, smoke is very harmful for us.
32:27By doing this, I get lots of gold.
32:29I love this process very much.
32:40A small disk of alloyed silver and gold is all that's left.
32:46Javid's brother, Nabil, refines it piece by piece using nitric acid.
32:56A final smelting produces, at long last, pure 24-carat gold.
33:03We've worked so much for this.
33:07After the whole process, pure gold.
33:10The big one cost 54,843 rupees.
33:14A very huge amount of mud I have washed.
33:16350 bags I have washed for getting this gold.
33:21Who doesn't like gold?
33:24Everybody likes the gold.
33:30Earning cash is always the top priority, but making a home is also crucial.
33:36It provides the stability, we hope, will nurture the success and wealth of the next generation.
33:43On the beach in Mumbai, today is Rajesh and Savita's wedding anniversary.
33:48It's nine years since they moved here, after their controversial love marriage.
33:54And even though money is tight, Rajesh is determined to buy Savita a present.
34:00I have borrowed the money from some of my own friends, and now I am going to buy an sari
34:05for my wife.
34:07Till my pocket in, I am having 2,500, but till 2000 I will take an sari.
34:13This one is nice.
34:16Whatever colour I take, she likes it.
34:18She never refused till now.
34:20Our favourite colour it is.
34:25I will hide the sari.
34:29Splashing out on a new sari means that Rajesh needs more credit to restock his pub.
34:36He drops a call to his local money lender, who he already owes a substantial sum.
34:43I have to pay 70,000.
35:01The money lender relents, and lets Rajesh extend his loan.
35:06Failing to keep up his repayments now, would have serious consequences.
35:11Some money lender take the children, they keep the children for two, three days, and within two, three days, they
35:18ask the money return back.
35:20It's all.
35:21If you have to pay money, you know it.
35:29Rajesh now desperately needs to get the pub back up and running, and stimulate some cash flow.
35:38Once dusk falls, he can safely make his rendezvous with his illicit liquor supplier.
35:45Today night I am going to buy 148 pieces out there, in one box.
35:51Sometimes the profit is still 400, 500.
35:54Sometimes the profit is 200 also, 300 also.
35:57No perfect.
36:16I always buy from this guy only, my friend only.
36:20I don't go to any other shop or any other person to buy.
36:29Word has already got out that the best value bar on the beach is back in business.
36:36Rajesh's strategy is to corner the no frills end of the market.
36:41The people come here because we give them the water to save the place, and glasses also we provide.
36:47What are you doing?
36:50What are you doing?
36:51What are you doing?
36:53What are you doing?
36:56What are you doing?
36:57What are you doing?
36:57What are you doing?
36:57What are you doing?
36:57With the customers having drunk their pockets dry, Rajesh calls time at the bar so he can present Savita with
37:04a surprise.
37:12Nobody is there yet.
37:14No worries you, aren't you?
37:17What are you doing?
37:22No worries.
37:23Why are you doing that?
37:24Yes.
37:24What's your dad?
37:24I'm here.
37:27Happy birthday to you.
37:30To your mom, to your dad.
37:44But such harmony on the beach could be short-lived.
37:48The residents of new luxury apartments, once squatters like Rajesh, moved on.
37:54And they're not alone.
37:56Methi farmer Anil's family built a legalee themselves when they first arrived.
38:01But they've since been given the right to remain.
38:04And the growing competition over space explains their antipathy towards newer arrivals.
38:31And then the people are gone.
38:32They're not going to be completed.
38:37When the people are coming, they're not gone.
38:41But they're not gone.
38:55They're not gone.
39:00You can't breathe, you can't breathe, you can't breathe.
39:03You can't breathe, you can't breathe, you can't breathe.
39:07But he's just heard about a room that's come available nearby.
39:12Perhaps this is the moment he's been waiting for to make his escape.
39:18Chacha, oh, chacha.
39:21You called me to the house, you didn't come to the house.
39:23You didn't come to the house?
39:25Let's see.
39:27Here's the bathroom.
39:36Where are you?
39:38Here's the bathroom.
39:38Here's the bathroom.
39:42Here's the bathroom.
39:46Here's the bathroom, Jacha.
39:52Here's the bathroom.
39:58Yeah, ha' it good.
40:01Here, I cut it.
40:08And then, I'll get the milk.
40:14I'll get the food here in a good way.
40:18I'll eat food here.
40:20I'll get to sleep and I'll get to sleep.
40:23I'll get $2,000.
40:28$2,000 a month isn't unreasonable.
40:31But on top of food and other outgoings, it's well out of Kale's reach.
40:37Somehow, he needs to radically improve the returns for his drain sludge.
40:47Down at the sludge refinery by the Ganges, the workers turn up at first light.
40:53While their boss, Javid, can enjoy a more leisurely approach.
41:03First things first, breakfast.
41:23I'm calculating that how much I have to pay the workers, because today is the paying day.
41:29I'm waiting for a farm.
41:32Is it possible?
41:33This person?
41:35Yes!
41:35Because I have to pay 0x7,000.
41:40Click the menu for a green penny, the old somebrainer can siete.
41:51This person comes in and is to focus on the oven.
41:52Where else go from from today?
41:54I'll get a train and catch up next meeting.
41:58Like why?
41:58If it days you came зcc samhäll LEA!
41:59Now I am feeling very sleepy.
42:03I need to sleep.
42:28It's a lot of fun at that time.
42:32We have to sleep with Javed.
42:39If we go out, we will get angry.
42:45Kale has come down to the refinery with fresh determination after seeing the room.
42:51I took a sample to show the road.
42:54We have to deal with it.
42:58After seeing it, we will get better.
43:02He has realized that as a newcomer to the drain sludge business,
43:05he must play tough if he is ever going to be paid a fair amount.
43:10See, here is the gold.
43:12See, it is not so good, but it is okay.
43:17I will give it to the rice soru.
43:18I will give it to the rice soru.
43:21While carrying killing the rice sick body of his sister.
43:23We will let him take over a trial.
43:27You have to answer this.
43:31How are we going to get one of these kind of pauses now?
43:36Going to 1.50 rupees.
43:39I am Ergebn Collats.
43:41We must't spend past the route of Lakadden.
43:44We are able to spend three months at night.
43:46I will give two months to ride some money.
44:04Sometimes I win, sometimes I lose.
44:07Normally you can see that I win.
44:19There's a mounting panic among residents of the beach in Mumbai.
44:23There's word that the council are serious about their eviction threat and are sending over the bulldozers.
44:37The thing is that today BMC is going to come so everybody is in worried that what will happen.
44:44See there, outside some guys are dismantling the house and they are keeping there only.
44:52But Rajesh has seen it all before.
44:56When it will come, then only I will dismantle it. If they will not come, then I will not dismantle
45:01it.
45:05Faced with the risk of losing everything, most people aren't taking any chances.
45:12If it is illegal, then everything is illegal.
45:15But we are poor people, so we can't do anything.
45:23One of the council's security guards is an old customer with no qualms over ordering a drink from the illegal
45:30pub.
45:34He's not convinced by Rajesh's preparation and tips him off that this time, the eviction is for real.
45:46I'm feeling very bad now.
45:49The message has come that within one hour they will be reaching to your house.
46:05Rajesh has an added problem.
46:08Cops are standing over there.
46:10Now I am in some tensions.
46:13If the cops find his booze during the eviction, he would quickly end up back in prison.
46:19I have to hide it somewhere else.
46:22If police will see, then it will create lots of problems.
46:33Luckily for the future of the family's home and possessions, Savita's rushed back from her job in time to help.
46:40Here, here.
46:44I didn't have a store.
46:46I didn't have a store here.
46:47There isn't any of our stores.
46:52There's a lot ofesta, barnacles here.
47:00I would have done nothing.
47:03Unlike Rajesh's upbringing in a middle class apartment, Savita grew up in illegal settlements.
47:10Here, here, here, here.
47:41Here, here, here, here, here.
47:41Here, here, here.
47:43I'm going to get out of my money and put it in laundry.
47:47Give it to me, give it to me.
47:50Give it to me again.
47:50Give it to me.
47:51But the rest of the day, I'll take it.
47:54I'll give it to you.
47:54Give it to me, and I'll call you again.
48:03Come on, come on, come on.
48:06Give it to me, let's get back.
48:10It's feeling very worried that what will happen now.
48:13If anybody goes and rush them,
48:16then they remove sticks and beat them very hard.
48:35Just don't show the camera, otherwise cops will catch you.
49:00But much if they win no longer, you can't finish their�� zach.
49:07Do you remember that?
49:07I can't useins in sub-takes.
49:10I didn't want to finish our course!
49:20This is a very small village.
49:49In just two hours, the houses of 40 families have been reduced to a jumbled mess.
50:04Kale, in the Jewelry District, is again using the brief hours of quiet in the middle of the night.
50:19He's confident he's found a buyer who will pay properly for the sludge.
50:37Kale, in the Jewelry District, is the only one who is in the middle of the night.
50:39I don't know how much he is in the middle of the night.
50:44Ahhhh!
50:45This is our chela.
50:46Chela is our guru.
50:49The water is too soft,
50:50it will come out of it.
50:59We have to do it for 30 days.
51:01We will increase 30 or 50 days.
51:03We will finish our work in 4 days.
51:04We will finish our entire work.
51:12Kale has a new plan to strengthen his bartering position.
51:16Instead of letting the buyer come to him,
51:18he'll take the sludge to the buyer's own turf.
51:21We will finish our work.
51:24We will go to the taxi.
51:26We will go to the taxi.
51:27We will pay for the money.
51:30We will pay for the money.
51:31We will be put in the money.
51:33We will have to do it for 30 days.
51:37We will be able to take it quickly.
51:40We will take it quickly.
51:41We will take it quickly.
51:43We will take the taxi.
51:43We will take the taxi back.
51:45We will take it to the taxi.
51:46We will visit the hotel.
51:47We will have to get it.
51:48We will take the rental.
51:54What will be the money?
51:56What will happen in the future?
51:58Okay, sit.
51:59I'm ready.
52:00I'll take a couple of dollars.
52:04Let's go.
52:09I'll tell you, what's going on.
52:11I'll tell you 10 a year.
52:15I'll tell you what's going on.
52:19The race across town has paid off.
52:22The new buyer Akbar is still present.
52:27But will he offer more than the 5,000 rupees Javid paid for this similar amount of sludge?
52:32This is another guy.
52:34A new guy?
52:35Yes, a new guy.
52:38Did you open it?
52:41I'll tell you how to sell it.
52:44Do you want to sell it?
52:47I'll sell it for 10 a year.
52:50I'll sell it for 10 a year.
52:52I'd like to sell it for a long time.
52:53How many man keep doing it for 3,000 rupees?
52:54How much can you sell it as well?
52:58If you sell it for 5,000 rupees, I'll tell you how to sell it.
53:01That's right.
53:04I'll tell you.
53:05Can you see this?
53:05If you have no choice, I'll sell it for 4,500 rupees?
53:09Well, we'll sell it for 4,500 rupees.
53:10Buy questions if we sell it for 4,500 rupees.
53:10Please sell it for 7,000 rupees.
53:13Okay.
53:147,000 rupees.
53:16Okay.
53:17Is that well enough?
53:19My dad was talking to him.
53:24I was looking for a house.
53:25I was looking for money, and I was very happy.
53:29I was looking for money.
53:34After 2,000 a month, I was paying for money.
53:37I didn't have any money.
53:42I was happy.
53:43I was happy here.
53:54On the beach, everyone is busy rebuilding their homes in the exact same position as
54:00before yesterday's demolition.
54:06The cops didn't find Rajesh's booze, and his dismantled house survived unscathed.
54:13Rajesh himself has been off helping some friends, leaving Savita to reconstruct their home alone.
54:21She's not in the mood of talking, because I was not here, no.
54:50But there's a priority neither can afford to ignore.
54:54Before the walls are even on, the pub is back up and running, providing the income so crucial
55:00for servicing their debt.
55:02I know it very well, my wife, so I am not scared about her.
55:06It will be a little bit shouty.
55:08After that, it will be silent.
55:12In everybody's house, that is going on.
55:28She is my life partner, so she is not my biggest headache.
55:33Biggest headache is BMC.
55:48Now, Kale is getting a better price for his drain sludge.
55:51Renting a room may be within reach.
56:01He's taking his dredging friends along for a second viewing of the place offered at 2,000 rupees
56:07a month.
56:07Yeah.
56:08Okay, so I can't really have a good this morning.
56:13I've been doing it right now.
56:13I'll always get two out of the house soon.
56:17Yes.
56:18Do you know how blue will go?
56:22And that's how low we are using?
56:24This is the orange man.
56:25Yes.
56:26No blue.
56:26I can't do that yet.
56:27Not any sort of money on the house.
56:27I can't even imagine that.
56:27Yes.
56:28Yes.
56:31How many more you have to buy?
56:33About £100?
56:34Can you take a $1,000?
56:35It won't be $1,000.
56:38We won't spend money from $1,600.
56:40Can you take a $15,000?
56:42No.
56:43If you take a $1,000, you can leave it.
56:46Okay, $1,000.
56:47Okay, $1,000.
56:49Okay, $1,000.
56:50What's wrong?
56:53What's wrong?
56:55What's wrong?
56:55What's wrong?
56:57We'll get them.
56:59We'll take a $5,000 to $7,000.
57:01We'll sleep here for 3-4 people.
57:04We'll sleep here for 3-4 people.
57:06I'm very happy.
57:08I got a phone call.
57:09It's canceled again.
57:11Then again.
57:12We're very happy.
57:14We're very happy.
57:18And on the beach, there's a new contentment too.
57:21The BMC like to flex their muscles occasionally,
57:24but attention has now moved on.
57:28We're going to get an election here.
57:31We're very happy here with bulldozer.
57:36For Rajesh and Savita,
57:38life on the beach is never going to be easy.
57:42But as adaptable, resourceful survivors,
57:46they will always be able to provide a home for their family.
57:49And with that comes hope for a better future.
57:54My dream is that I will build one day my permanent house.
57:58Once I will get then some little but support for my business,
58:02and then I will take one permanent house for myself,
58:05and for my children also.
58:07That is my dream.
58:08That is my dream.
58:37I love you.
58:38You're getting there.
58:39I'm happy right there.
58:41Maybe theIGHT is what has established thebia paints.
58:45I feel the same thing.
58:47You're wonderful.
58:47Truly the craziest thing about the pertama.
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