VOICED : Mumbai slums inspire Indian b boys

The video introduces Be Boyce, an 18-year-old passionate about American hip hop and break dance, living in a crowded Mumbai slum. Despite limited space, he practices with friends in the city. The dance crew, Slum Gods, aims to show there's more to slum life than poverty. Dance has transformed their lives, steering them away from negative behaviors. The crew, with members from various Indian cities, sees dance as a path to competitions and Bollywood. The video highlights the hard work and dedication of these boys, challenging stereotypes and drawing parallels to the origins of break dancing in the Bronx.

What challenges does Boyce face when practicing dance at home?

How do the boys in the dance crew view their identity in relation to their living conditions?

What transformation did the boys undergo before and after learning to break dance?

In what ways do the boys from the slums challenge stereotypes associated with their background?

What similarities and differences exist between break dancing in India and its origins in the Bronx?