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I don't think that's mumbai. The cars [3 black ones , a silver car in one corner] and the orange bricks don't line up well with mumbai. But I might be wrong. I like the building design. There are two burkha clad women. This might be some hotel in some Arab nation.

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Ive seen this sort of thing in Brazil a lot, unbelievable wealth next door to abject poverty. But the most beautiful women invariably come out from the favelas!Hmm mama mia!

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Lol, DLF is building a multi-storey, luxury apartment complex in Chennai with all the best amenities (fitness club, swimming pool, tennis/basketball court, shopping complex and even a school...) And its right next to the housing colony built by the T.N govt. for people displaced by the Tsunami. When the whole construction is done, I assume the sight will look very similar to this.

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omg, look at the balconies wow, but the person on the top floor can see those below :hehe:
i think its done so every pool has nice sunlight plus Brazilians want to be seen anyway.
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In one scene you have a family of 8 living in a 1 room hutment. So heres the question to them , why the hell do you have 6 kids, when you couldnt provide for the first one you went ahead and had 5 more. Just great!
Recently, I downloaded a T.V. documentary called "The Indian Miracle" done by a British Television programme called "Dispatches" After showing the wealth, development etc, they proceeded to showing some of the poverty, where a quote uttered by a slum dweller living by the side of the road stood in my mind => "India is booming, only for the rich. For us, however things were 35 years ago, they're the same now" In regards to your question, maybe theres an expectation the kids will help, leave the nest early and fend for themselves for an early judge. I dont know :dontknow:
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