New video of 'Delhi, I Love You' movement captures city's true essence

Celebrating the lives of people in the national capital, the 'Delhi, I Love You' movement released a new video on Wednesday that takes the viewer on a journey of Delhi through different perspective. The video beautifully captures every corner of this magnificent city, dwelling in love, emotions, sentiments, laughter amidst chaos and serenity.

"Delhi, I Love You (DILY) is an attempt to demolish the negative image of the city. The video focuses on the aspects of Delhi we truly like," said Aastha Chauhan, the director of the DILY movement.

The DILY team travelled across the city for two weeks and discovered a Delhi of unspoken stories and overlooked realities.

"We wanted people to feel Delhi, to look at it with fresh eyes, to feel proud of it and be inspired by it. We tried to capture the very soul of Delhi, that unspoken something that resonates in every denizen of the city," said Thomas Ellis, the producer of DILY.

'Delhi I love You' is a 30 month initiative, that will conclude with an international feature film and come as the next chapter of the "Cities of Love Series", in collaboration with the producers of critically acclaimed "Paris, je t'aime" (2006), "New York I Love You" (2009) and "Rio eu te amo"(2015).

The video can be viewed on YouTube.