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Welcome to India 2012 - Documentary (Episode 2 of 3) [HD 720p]
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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.
00:44And you know what? We are thriving on it.
00:50We're resourceful.
00:51It's two jobs.
00:53We're ambitious.
00:55We're the ultimate pragmatists.
00:57As long as my palms are geese.
00:59So I don't care what you're doing.
01:02And you know one of our most basic ideas?
01:06Take that thing you call waste.
01:10Around here, it's one of our top opportunities.
01:13This is the whole bottle.
01:15This is not the whole bottle.
01:18This is the whole bottle.
01:19So, if you think you're doing well with your recycling, come and take a look over here.
01:26We'll let you learn on how we, with so little, can do so much.
01:51Let me introduce you to one of our millions of backstreet entrepreneurs.
01:57Jora lives and works on a railway embankment on the outskirts of Kolkata.
02:15Jora has built her home and a thriving business from sorting this stuff, what you'd call waste.
02:23She started out as a rag picker here 23 years ago, when she married her husband, Hanan.
02:32She retired an early morning.
02:35She's going home!
02:41She was going to tell the story of her husband.
02:42My home is in the house.
02:43It's here, my home.
02:45This is a room.
02:47It's a room.
02:48It's a room.
02:50It's a room.
02:50It's the room.
02:50We keep all of them.
02:54This is my clothes.
02:57It's all my money, it's all my husband's clothes, it's all my husband's clothes.
03:05This is my food.
03:07We get everything in front of everything.
03:10That's why I'm here.
03:12This is my bathroom's biggest.
03:14This is not in any area.
03:16However, this is my job.
03:20My little girl, ladies.
03:22Where can everyone go to the bathroom?
03:23I'm here.
03:24I'm here.
03:25I'm here.
03:26I'm here.
03:27I'm here.
03:28I'm here.
03:29I'm here.
03:36Three years ago, Jorah took a punt and started specializing in plastic bottles.
03:50She bought her eldest son, Nawaf, a rickshaw to collect them.
03:55As head of acquisitions, he's built up a network of suppliers who collect bottles from local rubbish tips, shops and
04:03restaurants.
04:13It is a highly competitive market, with demand for bottles consistently outstripping local supply.
04:23The
04:43back at base, Jorah and four employees strip off the labels and sort the bottles by colour.
04:51They're sold on by weight, and Jora has a little trick to make sure she gets the best
04:57price.
04:57It's a little bit of a bottle, but if you don't have a bottle, you'll get a bottle of water.
05:06If you don't have a bottle, you'll get a bottle of water.
05:35The bottles are crammed into huge balls weighing up to a hundred kilos each of these fetches around 50 pounds
05:44when sold on to the next link in the recycling chain
05:50Jorah relies on this income to support her seven children, pay her four full-time employees two pounds a day
05:56and make her a profit
06:13The opportunism of our backstreet entrepreneurs means we recycle over 60% of the money
06:20Now that's a stat you in the UK hope to achieve by 2020
06:32Where you see trash, we see a livelihood
06:36And we don't just confine ourselves to the small stuff
06:51I'm cutting around, there's a lot of money
06:53We have to cut the money, we have to cut the money
06:56We have to cut the money in the car
06:58We have to cut the money
07:00We have to cut the money
07:09So I'm going to cut the money
07:10By hand
07:13The money is going to go to the cents
07:16Not only if you have to cut the money
07:18But once you have to cut the money
07:21The money is ready to get the money
07:22Once you are ready, the money comes to the cents
07:32This is the engine
07:35This is an engine part.
07:40The small pieces of the vanguard,
07:43other people work hard to get the pieces and take them.
07:48What's that?
07:49Okay?
07:51I don't know what I'm saying.
07:53I'm not a man.
07:53I'm not a man.
07:53I'm a man.
07:59Kanye was 14 when he started working here 18 years ago.
08:03He's worked his way up to the role of cutter and uses a blowtorch to carve these corroding
08:08hulls into manageable chunks.
08:12This will supply India's construction boom with cheap, recycled steel.
08:20Today he's on the team cutting a large bow section of a 12,000 ton cargo ship built 32
08:26years ago in Japan.
08:37The team climb on board, they'll make their incisions from inside the hull.
08:59Every section of this beast must be dismantled, including the oil bunkers, which can contain
09:08highly explosive gases.
09:13Just an hour into the job, a blaze breaks out on the bridge of a neighbouring ship.
09:24Today in the season, a man was dead.
09:29He's dead.
09:30The whole thing is so broken in the area.
09:37He's dead.
09:40The man has been dead.
09:43The whole thing is dead.
09:43No matter how it is, the other kind of river is dead.
09:50They say that ship breaking kills around 20 people a year in India, and that's the official figures.
10:00But Kanye's got a wife and two kids to feed.
10:07By mid-afternoon, the bow section of the ship is ready to come off.
10:13There's a red flag, so it's a red flag.
10:21Bamba, tight, tight, tight.
10:35It's a good one.
10:48It's hard to get out of here, but it's hard to get out of here.
11:00Kanye knows his boss likes to keep things as flexible as possible by hiring short-term freelance staff.
11:08They've been doing a good job on the Japanese ship.
11:10But if there is to be more work, it's vital another vessel arrives in the next few days.
11:16This ship is like a castle.
11:20It's like a ship.
11:20It's like a ship.
11:20It's like a ship.
11:21It's a ship.
11:21You take a ship.
11:23It's a ship.
11:23When it's gone, it's a ship.
11:29It's a ship.
11:31This ship.
11:31That's what happens.
11:32This is what happens.
11:41Now, we might be the world's largest ship recycler, but if you think this appetite for
11:47the fruits of recycling is a one-way deal, my friend, think again.
11:52Next time you put on your lipstick or lather up with soap, bear in mind that some of the
11:57ingredients may have started life somewhere like this, Mohammed Ashik's fat-processing
12:03workshop.
12:19His raw material is prepared by a team of gutters.
12:22It's beef suet, the fat from around the kidneys and loins, which he renders down at high
12:28temperature.
12:29I also brought 3 hours a day.
12:31I've had a lot of bread in the hospital, and I'm so frustrated.
12:43It's because hell is good enough to keep this bread.
12:44I'm because of the bread.
12:46I'm giving it to the bread.
12:48I'll let my kids learn help and the rice.
12:53I'll give my kids a few, I'll give a dish.
12:56I'll give a food and dinner, you'll have a drink.
12:58I'll give it to the solution.
12:58I'll give them to the other things I'll give.
12:58I'll give them a little more work.
13:04Ashik sources his fat from Kolkata's main abattoir, where he barters with the slaughter
13:09men for their daily suet pile.
13:17Yesterday he brought up over 200 kilos of the fat and must work flat out to process
13:22it before it rots in the heat.
13:28His employees seem less concerned.
13:35Once he's pressed them into action, the rendered fat can be ladled into salvaged tin cans to
13:41cool.
13:43And of course, there's value in the by-products.
14:10It's the solidified oil, or tallow, that earns Ashik his real income.
14:17It's sold to a local company that turns it into stearic acid, a key ingredient for many
14:23soaps and lipsticks the world over.
14:31Ashik's hardly made an impression on his pungent stock when he's interrupted.
14:37A local party representative is taking issue with the sacks of fat.
14:41He said that, he's a poor guy.
14:47He says, that's all.
14:47He says, God is my son.
14:50He says, my brother is my son.
14:51He says, God is my son.
14:52I'm his son.
14:54He says, I'm his son.
14:55I'm his son.
14:56I'm your son.
14:57You sit or everyone.
14:57It's an unlikely place.
15:03All of those who don't carry a cell.
15:06We are working hard.
15:08When we are working hard, we are not living in a place.
15:10We are living in a place from unlegal.
15:12We are living in a place where we are living in a place.
15:14Hey, can you call me?
15:16You will come and give me a hand.
15:19Come, come, come.
15:20We will pay for you.
15:21You will come in one hour.
15:23Come, come, come.
15:24Come, come, come.
15:27You will never say anything.
15:27You will never say anything.
15:35Ashik seems oblivious to the stench of his workshop.
15:39But at the end of an especially tough day,
15:41he treats himself to a full pampering
15:43at his favourite barber shop.
15:48We are doing so well.
15:49We are doing so well.
15:51We are doing so well.
15:51We are doing so well.
15:52We are doing so well.
15:54We are doing so well.
15:56When he is doing so well,
15:57we are not going to grow up in our country.
16:00We are doing so well.
16:00When we are doing so well,
16:04we are doing so well.
16:06We are doing so well.
16:08We are doing so well.
16:13Fresh faced and transformed,
16:15Ashik heads for home sweet home.
16:18Yo, yo, yo.
16:24It's our wife.
16:27Wife.
16:29We are a child.
16:32We are a child.
16:35It's a child.
16:36We are a child.
16:36We are not talking about anything.
16:38Now we are dealing with the child,
16:39and then we will talk about the children.
16:42We are doing so well.
16:45So my father has everything completed for them.
16:48Tell me, brother, what are you doing?
16:50You will feel good in your house.
16:54We are happy with the kids.
17:02With 30% of us under 15 years old
17:04and our under 5s numbering twice the population of the UK,
17:08our kids are one of our most important assets.
17:15At Jora's, while Nawab works full-time collecting bottles,
17:20the younger kids are put to good use as a cheap, convenient water supply.
17:29This evening, they're off to the standpipe,
17:31a couple of hundred meters up the road.
17:48After her 14-hour day sorting bottles,
17:51Jora's struggling to get dinner ready for her large family.
17:55But there's a knock at the door.
17:58A local mobster has sent round a couple of his henchmen.
18:05They're keen to get hold of her husband.
18:31The 2000-rupee payment might protect the business.
18:36but Jura's spending is already maxed out.
18:39She pays 4,000 rupees or 50 pounds a month
18:43to send her two daughters to a religious boarding school
18:46and term starts tomorrow.
19:15I don't know how to do this.
19:23When you are alive, you have to find a place like this,
19:29Do you not want to go home?
19:31First if you want home, you have to be very young.
19:37You don't want to stay here.
19:38Yes, you want to wear it.
19:39I don't want to wear it.
19:40You're like Chris, I'm not going to have to wear it.
19:42I'll go and sleep.
19:45Let's go and get some water.
19:47Who?
19:48Who?
19:51Come and see my children are sleeping.
19:55This is a cat.
19:57There is a cat.
19:59There is a cat.
19:59There is a cat.
20:01There is a cat.
20:03Good night.
20:06Good night. How are you?
20:08We are going to eat.
20:10We will sleep.
20:12We will sleep.
20:13We will sleep.
20:17While the children
20:18finally get to sleep,
20:20Jorah and Hanan are up
20:22worrying about the gangsters.
20:24If you are new, we will talk about the gangsters.
20:28We will give you 1,000 rupiah.
20:32We will pay for the new rupiah.
20:34We will pay for the new rupiah.
20:36We will pay for the new rupiah.
20:40We will pay for the new rupiah.
20:42We will pay for the new rupiah.
20:45We will pay for the new rupiah.
20:47We will pay for the new rupiah.
20:48Where do we pay for the new rupiah?
20:49The police will take some money.
20:51Then, your mother will come.
20:53How many of you have done?
20:55He will have killed the gun in the morning.
20:58How many of you have done it?
21:00You will come and we will do it.
21:03You will do it.
21:04You will go and go and do it.
21:08We have to do it.
21:10What is your business?
21:12What is your business?
21:13What is your business?
21:17Don't worry about it.
21:18You will be the king of a small tree.
21:20You will be the king of a small tree.
21:21You will not eat.
21:23The people will not eat.
21:24The world is the same.
21:26It is the same.
21:27The young man is the same.
21:29The young man is the same.
21:29The young man is the same.
21:48Whether we like it or not,
21:50there is a system around here.
21:52It's this which allows business to prosper.
21:56And the mob are an integral part of it.
22:02Take Koko here.
22:03A mobster who is semi-retired.
22:05But in his day, was as big a fish as they come.
22:10We make a demand.
22:11A demand, cash demand.
22:13That if you are going to do this,
22:15you have to look after us.
22:18Then we take care of you.
22:20It's like protection money, you call it.
22:22Because they are under our guidance and under our protection.
22:26So we are basically providing them a social service.
22:31Is it?
22:32Right.
22:34If he doesn't pay up,
22:37then we know what to do to him or how to settle him after that.
22:40That's the important thing.
22:42The mob's enterprise extends well beyond social welfare.
22:48They've also branched out into utilities.
22:50No one wants to live in darkness.
22:52There's a guy, he supplies electricity.
22:55He taps the government's line.
22:57And he takes about 100 for fan, 50 for light,
23:01another 100 for TV.
23:03At least 200, 300 rupees, one room.
23:07So it's more than 300, 400 a house.
23:10If he's got 600 houses, my God.
23:13A few cops will come.
23:14They take a little money.
23:16A corporation guy may come.
23:17They take some money and they carry on.
23:19They don't care a hoot about what you're doing.
23:22As long as my hands are greased, my palms are greased.
23:26So I don't care what you're doing.
23:27It's like that.
23:37Jorah's bottles are ready for delivery.
23:40And with the gangsters on her back,
23:42she needs the income more than ever.
23:45All she requires is a man with a van.
23:48And as ever, she keeps it in the family by using her son-in-law.
23:54But reliability isn't one of his strong points.
24:14Jorah has come a long way since she started working for Hanan as a young girl of 12.
24:18He was married with two kids.
24:21But it wasn't long before he succumbed to her adolescent charms.
24:25He's married with two kids.
24:25Oh God.
24:26I got her.
24:28I got her.
24:29I got her.
24:30I got her, my friend said to her,
24:31I'm a savior.
24:33I got her, I'm a savior.
24:34And then we said to her,
24:35I won't be a savior.
24:40They said to her,
24:41My father told me,
24:42I said to my neighbor,
24:42I'll be a savior.
24:44After my savior,
24:46that's a good life.
24:46We had two tallahs in the temple.
24:51We said, we have a tip.
24:54We said, where is the tip?
24:55We have to watch films.
24:57We have to give a tip.
24:58We have to give a tip and give a tip.
24:59We have to give a tip and give a tip.
25:01We have to give a tip.
25:02My father and mother will give a tip.
25:04We are a kid.
25:06We are a kid.
25:09My son is a kid.
25:11We we have three children.
25:16My son is scared.
25:17He died.
25:21He's hurt, he's hurt.
25:23I have to die.
25:24And I went to die.
25:28I have to give him love.
25:33He himself is scared.
25:35He's gone after that.
25:45Jorah's son-in-law, Tinku, finally turns up, hours late, but he's not fast, he holds
25:54the key contacts Jorah needs.
26:14When Jorah began specializing in plastic bottles, she quickly married one of her daughters
26:19to Tinku, craftily bagging both his van and his bottle industry connections.
26:25But working with your mother-in-law isn't always easy.
26:49Tinku is certainly useful for now, but Jorah has an idea for tackling her new cash flow
26:56demands that he may not be so happy about.
27:11Kanye, the ship-breaker, has been given a rare afternoon off.
27:15His job may be dangerous, but the extra pay for such work provides a better life for his
27:21family.
27:22He spends almost half his income on renting a family apartment here in the suburbs of
27:27Mumbai.
27:43Half of what is left of his earnings are spent on sending his three daughters to school.
27:49Just return to his home, too.
27:49Mr. Rathar is my wife.
27:52He loves us both.
27:54He loves us.
27:55When I saw him for the first time, I saw him.
27:57I was very Givens and told me of Sadi, I'm going to do the best of Rathar.
27:59I said, my brother, I'll do the best of him.
28:01I never felt good as anybody else, so he wants to.
28:02He noticed a little bit of his teeth on his hair.
28:04My legs were not and he felt good.
28:04It felt good.
28:05But it was so good.
28:05All right, he knows the other.
28:06His teeth did not one thing.
28:07That's why I was able to say to take care of him with his family.
28:09I mean, first of all, I don't like this.
28:12After that, I came to my home.
28:16I love this too.
28:19I love this too.
28:20I love this too, and then I love this too.
28:22Then we both did it.
28:24Do you do this too, sometimes?
28:28I do work, but I don't have to worry too much.
28:31So, I don't have to worry about this.
28:34So, you have a lot of love.
28:40But it's not just Kanye's pay that worries Radha.
29:10Kanye's dangerous job is a calculated gamble against his daughter's future.
29:16We'll live in a good house, we'll learn a little bit.
29:19I want to be a teacher.
29:22I want to be a police.
29:23I want to be a little girl.
29:25I want to be a doctor.
29:27When I come to my home, I'll be happy.
29:35I don't want to be a teacher.
29:35Say hi, what is this?
29:36No.
29:38From here.
29:38Oh, this is my dad, right?
29:40I don't need time to eat later.
29:43I need to go to school, and I stay here for the whole place.
29:48Where are we going?
29:48What is this?
30:02It's Kanye's boss, with the call that every employee dreads.
30:23The job that Kanye's been doing for the last three months is no longer his.
30:31A phone came, he didn't work. What will he do?
30:36You have to see the work.
30:38If you don't do the work, how will it go?
30:41How will it go? What will he do?
30:45You have to be disappointed. What will he do?
30:46What did he do? He said he didn't work.
30:50Don't say, don't say, don't talk. Where else do you?
30:54It's fine.
31:02It's true, we Indians don't have any of your unemployment benefits.
31:07But search the city and you'll find there is always work available,
31:12if you want it badly enough.
31:15The conditions at Ashik's fat rendering factory are getting worse.
31:19With over a hundred kilos of fat still to process,
31:22his stock's in danger of rotting.
31:25And today of all days, there's no sign of his workers.
31:34Ashik is resorting to rounding them up himself.
31:41His stop is covered by the flood and the firewoods,
31:48You brought about the Mohammad Rapid.
31:51He ate all the air.
31:53A little bit, you put it away.
31:59He ate all the�ая's.
32:00We have to deal with it.
32:01Come and do that so.
32:02Keep meありがとう.
32:02Come and get you.
32:04I'm so sorry for that.
32:05Even the old man who did not have to fill it.
32:06Come and let me give you.
32:06Now, come and let me give you a little.
32:26A sheik faces competition in recruiting staff from other, fragrant operations, such as
32:33the one using the cramped space of his workshop's veranda.
32:42Cow's intestine from the abattoir is given a thorough cleaning before being carefully
32:47inflated.
32:57Once dried, it may well be headed your way by the international sausage casing market.
33:05One of our best customers are the Germans, who import 2,000 tons of our animal guts and
33:10bladders a year.
33:16A sheik's day is going from bad to worse.
33:19Not only is he short-staffed, but the rows of cow's intestine is limiting space to deal
33:25with his fat mountain.
33:27By mid-morning, a new kind of opportunist has moved in.
33:31A sheik's day is going from bad to worse.
33:37A sheik's day is going from bad to worse.
34:19It's the local heavies asking a sheik.
34:22A sheik to clean up or move out.
34:24When you're working off the books, there's no point turning to the official legal system
34:29for help in disputes.
34:31Instead, most turn to these guys, the local political bosses.
34:35A, sheik's day is a minor.
35:21We might be out of sight of tax collectors and the law, but there are still some things
35:26we have to play along with if we want to get ahead.
35:33Jorah is still feeling the pressure of the increased monthly protection payments a fortnight
35:38on.
35:38It's time to deploy her new idea.
35:42She's used her brother-in-law's bank account to take out a big loan, a very big loan.
35:51She's bought herself a van.
36:08But her purchase is already creating issues.
36:17Her son-in-law Dinkoo, who has always provided her transport, now stands to lose out.
36:26She's been told to visit to the business.
36:28She's been told that it's hard to do this for her, everything that we had done for her.
36:35And what happened?
36:36She hit her arm in the belly.
36:39I was very proud of the Chalupan.
36:47He gave me a direct price,
36:48but he was a good job of getting a job in the pit.
36:52And I was very proud of the people who had missed this trip.
36:59I knew someone who was double-earned,
37:02and I knew someone who would lose.
37:34What do you think?
37:35What are you going to do now?
37:41Despite Tinku's protests, the new van is modified and is now ready for service.
37:49Jura can't resist a celebratory lap.
37:52She's even bought a new dress for the occasion.
37:58A stop at the local shrine ensures spiritual support for the venture.
38:02A kind of holy vehicle warranty plan.
38:12It's 4am and Jura is wasting no time putting her plan into action.
38:20The more she can squeeze on, the bigger her profits.
38:25The first time I'm going to take her, I'm going to cut her.
38:28I'm going to cut her, I'm going to cut her.
38:33But before that, she wants to ensure first impressions count.
38:50Jura and Henan are no longer bottle sorters, they're wholesalers in their own right.
39:00I'm going to cut her out.
39:02I'm going to cut her out.
39:14She's very good.
39:16But their promotion brings a new pressure.
39:18They must shift their bottles for at least 42 rupees a kilo, to cover the loan for the van.
39:25I'm 28.
39:28I'm 28.
39:29I'm 28.
39:31I'm 28.
39:33I'm 28.
39:34I'm 28.
39:35I'm 28.
39:36I'm 28.
39:42I'm 28.
39:44The trouble is, we've become so efficient at recycling plastic bottles in India, that there aren't always enough to go
39:50round.
39:51So, we've started importing from overseas, and a shipment earlier this week has depressed prices.
39:58How much is this?
40:00How much is this?
40:00How much is this?
40:02How much is this?
40:03How much is this?
40:12How much is this?
40:13How much is this?
40:14How much is this?
40:15How much is this?
40:16How much is this?
40:17How much is this?
40:20Leaving Henan to close the deal, Jura sneaks off to do some industrial espionage.
40:31So far, so familiar.
40:33But a piece of machinery catches her eye.
40:41The flakes spat out by this shredder fetch 45 rupees a kilo, seven more than the current rate for bottles.
40:48It's sold on to manufacturers of polysynthetic fiber, who in turn supply the world with everything from polar fleeces to
40:56stuffing for your sofa cushions.
41:06While Henan is being knocked down even further, Jura has snuck a glimpse of the future.
41:13They're going to sell it, then we still need to sell it.
41:17They'll sell it as well.
41:18They're going to sell it as well.
41:23They're going to sell it as well.
41:23Their first direct deal is done, and the price is still better than they would have got through their son
41:28-in-law.
41:39Jorah has got to play the long game if she wants to grow her enterprise into the business
41:44of her dreams, but for now at least, the protection gangsters can be paid off.
41:59Down at Darukana shipyard, it's Kanye's second day without any work.
42:29Hey, Baba, did you get some work?
42:32Yes, it's work, we have some work.
42:35Do you have some work in cutting?
42:37No, I'm going to do my master.
42:42The work has been reduced.
42:44The dollar has fallen down in the market.
42:46It has been reduced from the market.
42:47It has been reduced.
42:49It doesn't get new jobs.
42:50It's a new job.
42:51The old one is going to go.
42:52Oh, it's all right.
42:57Early next morning, Kanye goes to meet his fellow shipbreakers before they start work.
43:03Let's go.
43:04Do you want to sit there or sit there?
43:06Yes.
43:07Here.
43:08Here.
43:08In the middle, brother.
43:10Yes.
43:11Yes.
43:12When you get to drink tea, you come to drink tea.
43:17If you think it's a relief, you won't get money.
43:19You won't get money.
43:21People get confused when they're in the tanks.
43:24So you're doing a little work here.
43:26People know their name is Dharu, food, food.
43:30Food and Dharu.
43:31These are two things that you get in here.
43:35I'm going to start.
43:36Okay, now.
43:37Here.
43:37The good news is, there's rumor of a new arrival in the yards.
43:41How did you get to get to get to the next?
43:446 or 7?
43:45Do you know anything?
43:468.
43:478.
43:48Who is it?
43:59It's a promising lead, but Kanye is late for today's round of hiring.
44:35Kanye has only one chance to secure the job his family needs.
44:47But his new boss is notoriously difficult to please.
45:33The news is good.
45:43And the payment is just the start of it.
45:46It's a great job for 3-4 months.
45:48It's a great job for me.
45:53Guaranteed wages for three whole months.
45:56It's as good as Kanye could dare hope for.
45:59His home and daughter's education are safe.
46:02For now.
46:13You can probably tell we're a pragmatic lot.
46:22Making money is our top priority.
46:25But it doesn't mean we don't know how to have fun.
46:29Next week is the Islamic festival of Eid al-Adha.
46:32For Kolkata's large Muslim population, it's time to push the boat out.
46:39Every family that can will spend a small fortune on a sacrificial animal.
46:45For a few short days, one of these is every kid's must-have accessory.
46:52And you think Christmas is expensive.
47:03Business is booming with Jora's new van and she's made her youngest son Naushad a promise.
47:09This year, if he behaves, the family cow will be his to look after.
47:13We've all grown up here.
47:20It's very much a vet.
47:25The vet is very small.
47:27It's very small.
47:28We don't listen to the vet.
47:30I don't hear any of the vet.
47:31If I go down, I'll run away.
47:33Yes.
47:35You've been working with the vet.
47:37You've got to keep the vet.
47:40Yes, sir.
47:41Yes, I am.
47:43We have to do this.
47:44We are getting a lot of money.
47:48Yes.
47:49Do we have to do this?
47:51Yes, I do not.
47:52Do we have to do this?
47:55Yes.
47:55We have to do this.
47:57What is it?
47:59We have to do this.
47:59Do we have to do this?
48:00Yes.
48:01We have to do this.
48:07It is okay?
48:17I'm going to go to the city.
48:20I'm going to go to the city for a year's.
48:22I'm going to drive my car and drive.
48:26I'm going to go to the city.
48:29I feel good with my friends.
48:34It's good, everyone is good.
48:36It's good, everyone is good.
48:38It's good, everyone is good.
48:40Let's go.
48:42Hey, come on!
48:51Henan has decided to head for an out-of-town mega-market.
48:56Let's go.
48:58Let's go.
49:00Let's go.
49:02It's got the best seasonal deals to suit every pocket, from scrawny yearlings to the fully-grown and carefully-groomed.
49:10What's your name, brother?
49:1310-10.
49:14100, brother.
49:16Hey, come on!
49:17Henan's teaching Naushat how to cut a deal, and traders don't come any sharper than these wily cattle hustlers.
49:28What's your name?
49:2910 years?
49:3110 years?
49:3110 years.
49:3310 years.
49:3510 years.
49:37Nothing seems to be up to Naushat's mark, and the choice is dwindling fast.
49:51Naushat spots the cowl of his dreams.
49:5412.
49:5510 years ago, he must have viajar.
50:04Let's go.
50:05classe nonetheless, how settings can be explodes provided by the neighbors to enter?
50:12Same thing right now.
50:14This is łys,...
50:14When you have the nyaman in Praetreu , I'll tell this lawn.
50:18It's a ded month for the bulbs in Hundreds of���
50:38The biggest item of festival shopping is in the bag.
50:49Naushat can't wait to show off his new toy with a spin round the block.
50:55And he's not the only one.
51:02If you really want to impress the neighbours, there's nothing like rolling up with a brand
51:06new camel.
51:26Jora's two daughters are back from their religious boarding school for the festival.
51:33They've been away for two whole months.
51:48Even Ashik's taking time out from his fat rendering to be with his family.
52:04Top on both his daughter and his wife's list is some make-up.
52:14These are the very products that may contain his fat.
52:29The tally is mounting fast.
52:55It's the morning of the festival.
52:59Dora must feed the entire extended family.
53:02For the biggest gathering of the year.
53:07The business is going well and the gangsters are off her back.
53:11But there's one remaining problem.
53:13The rift over the new van with her son-in-law Tinku.
53:20Today's her opportunity to resolve it.
53:23The rift over the new family.
53:28At the heart of the family's festival is Naushad's new companion.
53:38But the slaughter of his cow is the day's central moment.
53:42It marks Prophet Ibrahim's willingness to sacrifice his son as proof of his devotion to God.
54:09The sight of all this fresh meat is enough to remind the men of the house that they are able
54:15to cook.
54:15After all.
54:17.
54:17.
54:17.
54:17.
54:18.
54:18.
54:19.
54:21.
54:22.
54:22My son, you will be able to lay down the ground.
54:27It's a big, big, big hill.
54:29That's why I'm holding it to the ground.
54:31I'm holding it to the ground!
54:33I'm going to come here to the ground.
54:35You go away, run away from them!
54:38I'll take a break.
54:41Do you want to or wait for something else?
54:44Yes, you're holding it to the ground,
54:46then you'll have to hold it to the ground.
54:53Shabnam is married to Tinku, Jorah's estranged business partner.
55:20The feast is ready and there's still no sign of Tinku and Shabnam.
55:25Keen not to let the whole day be spoiled, Jorah dishes up.
55:51But Jorah's festival isn't complete.
56:12At last, the families together for the final celebrations.
56:17I'm a member of the family, Jorah's festival.
56:20You know what I mean?
56:26The answer is, I'm a surprise.
56:30Even after a month, I've never come to see a case.
56:35You're a Sassu, ma'am.
56:37Sassu, ma'am.
56:42My family's friends came together and we were very happy.
56:59There's nothing like the promise of a new baby to patch up family relations.
57:17Dinku so happy, he even offers to buy a round of ice creams.
57:30The festival's been a huge success.
57:34The family's back together and have held a feast to be proud of.
57:39And looking ahead, there are big plans for the business.
57:44Things for Jorah and family are certainly looking up.