Paul Merton

Paul visits Delhi, where he takes a course in etiquette before going for a ride on a stationary plane and finding out about the city's street monkeys.

The comedian meets dancing policemen in the Punjabi town of Bathinda and attends a cricket match for the blind in Delhi. He also visits a Jaipur clinic where prosthetic limbs are made, which helps around 20,000 people a year, and follows a gang of racketeering eunuchs in the town of Ahmedabad.

The comedian visits India's self-proclaimed capital of rock 'n' roll, situated in a remote part of Shillong in the far east of the country, as well as the Apne Aap community project housing the children of Kolkata's prostitutes. He also takes in the sights during a trip to the countryside in the state of Kerala.

Paul visits Hyderabad to see the world's largest tricycle and meet some of the area's snake catchers. He also takes a trip to a Bangalore, where he visits a prison so well known for its excellent food that released prisoners ask to be sent back in, and watches a man try to set world records in skipping, thread-winding and disc throwing.