In the upmarket Greater Kailash residential area of the Indian capital, a perfectly normal rush-hour traffic drama is being enacted. As the red light turns green at a congested crossing, a mad race begins.
Luxury cars dart ahead, with barely an inch of space between back and front bumpers.
Textile exporter Kamal Kant Jain is a very angry man behind the wheel of his car. Sweating profusely in the punishing Indian summer heat, Jain is honking his horn incessantly. The car ahead is driven by restaurant owner Deepak Singh. A battle of wits begins as soon as the traffic opens up a bit. Singh, irritated by Jain's constant honking, refuses to let him pass.