A film by Lino Greco and Gerardo Lamattina DDR (democratic digital recordings) Written with the contribution of Clara Nubile Original soundtrack Riccardo Battaglia An ideal journey on Mumbai's underground. Together with Dr. Arun Kamble visit to a Buddhist temple in Daharawi, the biggest Slum in India and perhaps the whole of Asia. Often, for those who live in the slum, the only solution to escape the fate of their caste / work, is to embrace other religions, mainly Buddhism (Buddhism a reinterpreted in a Marxist and that is the central figure Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar), but also Catholicism and Islam. In Mumbai, important issues such as "development", cohabitation, tolerance and identity, the possibility of "a third way", are all daily and concrete experiences. This is both due to the high political consciousness of its inhabitants as well as to the urban tissue, and the social-antropological, religious, and economical structures. Mumbai is the capital town of indian economy and at the same time home to the largest and most densely populated slum of all Asia.