Releated Videos India - Mumbai
The only living fort in the world is home to thousands of people
This fort is believed to be the world's only living fort today.
Wolf puppy plays fetch, amazing scientists
When it comes to playing a game of fetch, many dogs are naturals. But researc...
This waterfall exists inside a Portuguese lake
There's a waterfall in the middle of a Portuguese lake.
There's A Hidden Subway In The World's Most Powerful City
A subway exists inside the US Capitol.
This blind woman can see moving objects
Neuroscientists at Western University's Brain and Mind Institute, have confir...
6 Animals That Show Signs Of Being Self-Aware
Humans are known to have the ability to recognize themselves and have clear i...
No seriously, this is a real island in Philippines
There’s a place in the Philippines that is the stuff dreams are made of.
This Jurassic-age rock formation is so precious only 20 people are allowed to visit daily
The Wave in Arizona has nothing to do with the ocean.
This is possibly the world's strangest house
There’s a stone house in Portugal’s Fafe Mountains that many don’t believe is...
This Italian church is a perfect escape from civilization
This church in Italy is quite remote and spectacular.
This Terrifying Glass Floor On Thailand Skyscraper Is Not For Faint-Hearted
One of Bangkok, Thailand’s newest attractions is not for the faint-hearted.
Daily Escape: Racing with dolphins in Johnstone Strait, Canada
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This insect builds its own air conditioner
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The Paris-sized impact crater hiding in Greenland
An international team of researchers, including a NASA glaciologist, discover...
Watch this seahorse launch a strike in 1 millisecond
Watch how fast a dwarf seahorse goes after a copepod. The seahorse's head is ...
100 Warships Were Sunk A Century Ago. Here's How Nature Has Responded
A site in Maryland holds a “ghost fleet” of sunken warships.
Nothing To See Here: Just People Blasting Down An Active Volcano
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to blast down the side of an active vo...
5 ancient sites people are convinced were built by aliens
There are some ancient sites that are so advanced for their time that many be...
The lake with 'trampoline' islands
The world’s only floating national park is located in Manipur, India.
Sticky Rice Is The Secret Ingredient That Holds Great Wall Of China Together
The Great Wall of China has proven to have both strength and endurance and it...
8 User Insights
lara - December 26, 2007
while ı was searching about mumbai on the internet I found your website..so beautiful.because ı will visit mumbai and I didn't haven any ideas but now I do. noted all of your advise about the city. thanks for your good job! regards
Bansi - November 24, 2008
I am born&brought up in Mumbai.Yet I explored so many new places and destinations.Well shot and Premjit has hosted it even better.Nice Script and seems like a lot of research went in making these videos.Very comprehensive and showing the true SPIRIT of MUMBAI.
isha - July 15, 2009
You forgot to mention Badshah Faloodas which is pretty close to Crawford Market. Yummiest faloodas in the world! I so miss it!!
rhea808 - November 19, 2009
alphonso mangoes...drool when i was a kid, i wanted to free all the caged animals, birds found in this market.i wonder if they still have them around.
Farah Rustom - March 28, 2010
Dear Karan and Premjit, Thank you for a superb little gem on Crawford Market. I am relieved to learn that it is still called Crawford Market by the Bombayites. The Alphonso mangos brought back sweet memories of baskets of fragrant alphonsos that my mother used to buy from street vendors. Believe me,what goes by the name of mangos in the West aren't mangos at all to those who grew up eating Alphonsos! I was a bit disappointed to see how sanitised and western supermarket style have become the fruit and vegetable displays at Crawford Market. Also,why did you leave out the meat and fish sections?Maybe a little too much for squeamish first world stomachs,but rich in nostalgia for the rest of us. I also wish you had shown us more of the merchants' faces,like the subliminal gimpse of the fruitseller whose mango you were enjoying:-) Thank you for including Mangaldas Market. I used to buy my saris,dress pieces and curtain materials from here.What beauty! What opulence! At affordable prices! Our tailor used to stitch and blouses and curtains on my mother's Singer sewing machine in the servants' quarters at the back of our aprtment. Nobody was ever lonely.There was life both inside and outside the home. Today,even if I can buy a blouse piece,where is the darzi who will stitch into a perfectly fitting blouse for me? Farah Rustom. brahms.schubert21@yahoo.com p.s.: please include my email address so that I may here from other Bombay lovers -perhaps even long-lost friends.
RAJ - August 10, 2010
just came to mumbai for my further studies from Goa.. Mumbai too has an equal exitement of itself. thanks to you guys for uploading such wonderful videos of the city and helping us outsiders.... thanks a lot
Zain ul Abedin - April 15, 2011
I am pleased to see this video of Crawford Market. I am from Lahore, Pakistan. I have visited this market several times. My Grand Father had a bakery shop there. And i really miss the food stuff of Badshah especially its falooda and pav bhaji. The city of Bombay is my dream place to visit for its rich culture and its food
Gong - August 03, 2011
I love to watch the video, but I didn't catch some words said by the host, even if I have viewed the video "Crawford Market Mumbai". So, hope send me the host's broadcasting manuscript.