Chennai, the city of garbage: Captured by Tamil film director, Cheran

The new leadership at the city corporation has reportedly embarked on a grand plan for garbage clearance and disposal, but most parts of the city still greet people with heaps of garbage. The most disturbing part of this garbage is the amount of plastic bags and the way it spreads out!Well-known national award winning Tamil film director Cheran took these photos on his iPhone and shared them with Firstpost. The man known for his arresting visuals on screen also has an eye for eyesores.[caption id="attachment_185005" align="alignleft" width="380" caption="Balamuthukrishna Street. Firstpost"][/caption]Take a look.       More pictures on the next page[caption id="attachment_185035" align="aligncenter" width="435" caption="Sivasailam Street in T-Nagar. Firstpost"][/caption]     [caption id="attachment_185030" align="aligncenter" width="435" caption="Most parts of the city still greet people with heaps of garbage. Firstpost"][/caption]     More pictures on the next page [caption id="attachment_185041" align="aligncenter" width="435" caption="The new leadership at the city corporation has reportedly embarked on a grand plan for garbage clearance and disposal. Firstpost"][/caption]    [caption id="attachment_185033" align="aligncenter" width="435" caption="The most disturbing part of this garbage is the amount of plastic bags and the way it spreads out! Firstpost"][/caption]