5 star tours - Bollywood tour was brilliant, very entertaining and professionally organised. This was the 4th tour we did with Reality Tours in November and they were all outstanding, imaginatively planned with plenty of attention to detail. The time flew past. Javed, Rishi and Sabina were all excellent guides, adding so much to the experience. Thank you!

Slum - Very good tour whit very interrsting content. I realy liket it. The guide was vers good. And he keept it real and a eye opner.

Good - Recommend - Met at Churchgate Station. I was the only tourist, so like a private tour. 1 hour metro and walk to get to studios: - saw 3 x live filming - show on special effects and bollywood history - watched live dancing (x 4 different styles) - small bollywood museum Might have been better to meet at metro closer to the studios Good guide (Javid) - recommend

Great tour and primer on Bollywood - What a great tour… we did not no much about Bollywood to be honest but do now, having had the process and history of styles all explained. We were taken on set to see the props and how they were made, even seeing part of a shoot. (Note these are series not films)… a great morning and great guide

Informative, engaging, eye-opening way to see Delhi - We did two tours with Reality Gives: the Sanjay Colony tour with Shehnaz and the Old Delhi Street Food Tour with Naresh. Both were excellent. I was a little hesitant to do a slum tour, but the prohibition of photos and small group (it was just us two) made it feel less invasive. Shehnaz was kind and informative; willing to answer my myriad questions and giving us tons of information about everyday life in Sanjay Colony. We also enjoyed our tour with Naresh. The food was delicious, and it made it so much easier to navigate Old Delhi. If we'd gone on our own, I feel like we might've gotten overwhelmed and not known where to go. I'm so glad we went with a tour!

Must do! Horizon widening - and fun, too. - Strolling through Sajay Colony guided by friendly and funny Kavita, who lives there, changed your perception of a "slum" totally. We met selfconfident people who were busy with their work and every-day-life-duties, kids came along for a handshake and Kavita translated our questions to the had-working-women recycling clothes or the "doctor" who sells medicine in a tiny stall. The living conditions are horrendous -judging as a European - but the overall atmosphere was one of striving and mutual support. It was a horizon-widening insight to another world. Then Kavita showed us how to cook in a superclean small room (where six people live) on a tiny stove - it was delicious and we had a fantastic time chatting with her. We (my sister and I, 50 + 53 y) are really thankful to have had this close, openminded and joyful tour as the start of our 3 weeks in India. All the best for Kavita and her family as well a s the staff of Reality Tours! They are fantastic!

This was our best day in India - Kavita met us at the gate to the train station and from then on we were laughing and chatting like old friends. Our group of 4 signed up for the cooking experience and we enjoyed the entire day so much. Kavita showed us around the community and explained the way the economics of the area work and it was really interesting to see how rich in family and community those living in slums can be. We met many staff from the Reality Tours Company and all were genuinely caring people. We assisted with cooking lunch at Kavita’s aunts house where we sat on the floor and ate in true traditional Indian style, with 3 fingers! (Cutlery available if your not up to it). The kitchen was spotlessly clean and was comfy and happy and was a great way to end the day. I would definitely recommend the cooking experience as we didn’t feel any other experience we had in India was as authentic as this. The staff were not selling anything, there was no attempt to sell you magnets or T-shirt’s or anything, they are just pleased to help tourists to understand how the slums function. Our guide grew up in the Sanjay community and is such a positive testament to the good that can come from it. I would love to have a few hundred million spare to go back and provide constant running water and a toilet for each house and more teachers for the school which I believe teaches girls in the mornings and boys in the afternoons. I think there was 5 teachers to 400 students but please comment and correct me Kavita if I have that wrong. If you want to see the real Delhi and better understand Indian society, do this tour and the cooking is a fun end to the day with a yummy lunch as well. Thanks for A great day Kavita and we wish you, your family and your colleagues all the health and happiness in the world:)