This was a documentary made by NGC in 1995. Watched this documentary as a kid in 1996 at the age of 10. I'm 35 now. India has changed and so has our lives. Cherishable god given memories.
I remember when my father (a steam engine fireman) came home with tears when steam engines are abandoned and so now am not control my tears...Salute to The Great Indian Railways which has excellent track record for 160 years..Thank you NGC for such a awesome documentary on steam engine trains...
Dear Shyam I felt your emotions which is linked with father steam engine and his son.My eyes also.fills with tears because I too a steam engine lover.I had passed my boyhood with this steam engine train. I request our Indian Railway to start few tourist route with steam engines.And veteran Steam engine drivers and staffs may be reemployed as they loved their steam engine like their sons
When my son was 5 years old he was watching this video all day for weeks! Got me hooked too.That was 20 years ago.Im so glad I have found this documentary again😃
Thank You National Geographic for making this I love how this realy shows the feeling of railroad men My Name is Frank Coye and I am from the USA and I am train men on the DL&W RailRoad in pennsylvania and this shows how railroad men love the steam locomotive no matter where your from or what country your from we all love steam am im happy that our railroad still uses mail line steam.
Not only is this the best video travelogue I've ever seen, I suspect that it's one of the best National Geographic productions of any kind. The photography is absolutely breathtaking in its detail - just as good as the still images you'll find in the magazine. Linda Hunt's narration occasionally crosses the line into pomposity but is more often poetic and affecting. And the crew takes you places that only the most intrepid traveler would ever make it to on their own.
Amazing story. An era ended with the end of steam locomotives. I am extremely proud to be a son of a railway employee who knowingly or unknowlingly touches the hearts of many everyday. I dont know what will he be feeling when he will retire. He has given 34 years to our lovely indian railway. Thanks for this post.
i've watched numerous documentaries about the great indian railways but this one is the best. mr, arora's spontaneous gesture simply tells it all. maybe if only he could cry. hats off to the great indian railways people.
The documentary shows Indian railways and economy back in 70s & 80s. Good recall of how as a child i have seen and traveled in train. Things are far better than how its showed. No more snakes for entertainment :)
i have and still do weep when i watch this. am a heavy equipment mechanic and,call me an old fool, but believe machinery has soul. and the old steam machinery seem to me, the queens of the equipment graveyards
I still remember how my dad used to give me all his note book to write about the railway engine today it brought me tears looking at the indian trains.
I am very glad that I watched "The Great Indian Railways" well done National Geographic. I did not have much time for the people of India because I thought I had nothing in common with them "but" it turns out that I do and that is the love of steam engines as the Indian people call them "The Black Beauties". This presentation was was very inspiring , well done National Geographic and thank you.
As a salesman i traveled on all these routes for 10 years...except the fancy one...now as an old man i still remember those days...the stink from the toilets..the camaraderie among the travelers...the sharing of food....the wonderful women in saris looking evergreen in them...the handicapped beggars...the child singers...the sweeper boys...the horrible food...the millions of small stations...the landscapes that flowed by effortlessly...the good, bad , ugly ticket inspectors ...and many many more ---it made me a MAN...Thank you Indian Rail!!!!
The Great Indian Railways..I love this documentary. It shows how people get connected to their occupation. Very Emotional. People had to change with time. It does not mean to forget the past. Jai Hind!
Indian Railways is one of the most amazing institutions in India. I am a lifelong admirer of Indian Railways. The steam locomotives in India were very very dear to my heart. It was my wonderful father who introduced me to the beauty of the huge, majestic steam locomotives in India. That era may be gone, but it will never be forgotten.
Viraf sir I truly agree with you and sense your emotion with the steam engine you and your father..Hope you read Frank coye (a rail employee)USA"still uses mail line with steam engine" So we can also hope our Indian Railways will run few tourist routes with steam locomotives
The best documentary i've ever seen. The last part just makes my eyes wet every time i watch it. Indian government should put all the remaining steam locomotives if any, outside each railway station to showcase an era of the great indian railways. It's an integral part of the indian railway history.
Kash Patel sir my eyes are still wet while I am writting to you. Our Indian railways should run steam locomotives in few tourist spots as it can fetch its operating expenses.(lakhs of steam engine lovers are there).Few countries still.runs steam engine even now
What a beautiful documentary !! Thanks a lot for making such incredible and emotional film. It just touches my heart. The part after 1:38:50 , where the music starts brought tears. Beautiful documentary. " Varanasi, Madurai, Bardhaman... these are some of the sheds where generations of workers were born to serve the locomotives... with a craft held sacred. "
how to take smiles away from people. show them a dream and make sure they never achieve it. Story of today's india.. best times in history and nobody is happy... i remember happy India just fews yrs back not anymore.. so much has changed
Really heart touching..... Travelled for the last time alone on this black beauty in the year 1995 when i was 14 yrs old...... Feeling sad watching this episode..... But every one has to die one day.... Even me too will perish some day
Great documentary. I love the railways and I am very interested about railways from around the world. I have to say that this documentary is the best I have seen so far. Whoever uploaded this I thank you. D
I just love the way they run the railway the old system runs well and the people who look after it they are just amazing . They get paid pennies but they love the railway they grow up with it and so did their fathers and grandfathers and most of all these people always smile .
As a Canadian, it truly breaks my heart to see these old "iron horses" being treated like garbage when they in their prime and youth were treated so reverently and with so much respect. So sad. These great iron elephants of india are gone and so too have the great Chinese iron dragons. It is so sad that today's generations and the generations of the future will no longer be able to bear witness to the sights, the sounds and the majesty of a live steam locomotive. The hissing and panting of escaping steam; the spinning wheels and gnashing rods; the throaty roar of the whistle and the rhythm of the engine's chuffs as she thunders on down the line, with clouds of white smoke and steam swirling around her like some mystical goddess. Hopefully, some of these grand old ladies will be restored to operable condition and will dazzle and awe the youth of today and tomorrow. And to the railwaymen who helped maintain, restore and operate these beautiful behemoths, I thank you for your hard work, your dedication, your courage and your sacrifice to being the custodians of these iron horses. May you always be remembered and honoured.
Best ever documentary on Indian Railways by NGC,even a person who is not a rail fan will fall in love with the railways after watching this. This just gave me goosebumps and made my eyes wet.
Very very sad to watch'the great Indian Railway Steem engine.it was a beautiful memories of my child hood days. I travelled many Times from Mysur to Ramanagar and Bangaluru it was a golden time still the Steem loco inmy memmorie book.unfourtunetlly we lost now my eyes are tearing.lostely I thanked to the great Indian Railway and beautiful picture brought to people of Indians Very very thaks to National Geographic channel I loved a lot and tear ful send off.👍👍😭❤️
every one should see this video , really great effort , should think what was our position years back before criticizing the public transport systems ... nothing to say Old Is Gold
Massive respect ! The decommissioning took away from the man his entire professional existence. It was such a poignant and gloomy moment. Marvelous story !
Good to view back,The Great Indian Railways Every Indian Proud of this,its great contribution to combination of all states in one as Bharat,Thanks to Creator of it,
Great Upload. Thanks a lot. Since my childhood I have been fascinated by these Steam Engines. I have seen a lot of such Black Beauties in Uttar Railway (both in Meter Gauge and Wide Gauge) during my stay in Uttar Pradesh from 1978 to 1995. The Documentary has been made with great care and emotions. The Scene of dismantling the Fuselage of the Engines after the bidding is really heart breaking. I really miss those Black Beauties and even my childhood.
I certainly do not remember when was the last time I cried while watching a documentary on Trains. I guess by the time I was born, they had already phased out the steam engines. This was like reliving those stories of the steam I have grown up listening to from my father and grandfather.
Dear Shubhendu Sir I am still wet in my tears while writing you.why we cant run some tourist spots with steam locomotives as it happens in some countries
watched this in 2015 almost 20 years after the documentary had been canned. Have grown up in India watching those black beauties or Iron horses chug by. Very nostalgic and moving especially when those beauties were being brought down. Excellent job done by National Geographic and this will remain forever
It's the most touching documentary I ever watched. It's a memory of a era of India, also a memory for Britain, of cause for all mainkind. It's luckly there is a steam locomotive reserved in Dajiling. Someday we can travel by this line.
Thanks for sharing this. What a wonderful documentary. The people of India have such a profound appreciation and loving bond with trains like no other people I've seen.
A fitting memoir and tribute to a bygone era. Thanks for sharing. The British ruined and divided our country, we may be poor but they could not rob us off our soul.
worked in India for a short while liked it so much, the people were just great and I liked he culture and ways. also had a lot of Indian friends in London who are the type of people that you want in your life.
What an amazing special. I had no idea the railway was such an integral element of Indian life. My cousin is there finishing up his education to become a priest, and I will have to ask him about the railway and India. There seems to be a closeness among the people that does not exist here in the USA.... and a richness.
Memories of travelling in Trains flashed infront of my eyes. Watching this is an amazing experience. well done NGC team. Great effort! 100s of times travelled in trains, most memorable are the steam ones, i travelled on meter guage locomotives..! Rail Museum in Chanakyapuri, New Delhi is a place for all the train lovers..!
@ 16:22 Britishers gave us railways, LOL agree but they had to build it to carry away all the ornaments, gold, jewelry, spices. In return they have taken India's tremendous wealth.
Although I born in Pakistan, but I love India, not due to my for-fathers were there, but the rich culture and a large variety of site scene, but these two countries Political leaders are very harami, they dont want to be a friendly relation with each other,
Dr. Zarbina, Is it possible for you to get a VISA to India and come visit ? It is very diverse and very different from Pakistan. (Some parts of northern and north western India are similar to Pakistan as well) Please visit. We only have one life. I want to visit Pakistan as a tourist as well. I’m curious by birth.
I am so Happy that I don't have any word to say. Indian railways are doing very well. Hope to see some more new action on IR like introducing bullet train and also more cool stuffs for fellow passengers (PAX). my Best regards to everyone ........Truly Indian Shibalik Choudhury.
Nostalgia is something unique feeling attached to each generation. Those were very chaotic time too in a very many ways. Things have changed for better certainly in terms of passenger comfort, convenience, reliability as well trip enjoyment.
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This was a documentary made by NGC in 1995. Watched this documentary as a kid in 1996 at the age of 10. I'm 35 now.
India has changed and so has our lives.
Cherishable god given memories.
I remember when my father (a steam engine fireman) came home with tears when steam engines are abandoned and so now am not control my tears...Salute to The Great Indian Railways which has excellent track record for 160 years..Thank you NGC for such a awesome documentary on steam engine trains...
My heart was also filled with full of sorry when I heard this news, I was just 7yrs old
Dear Shyam I felt your emotions which is linked with father steam engine and his son.My eyes also.fills with tears because I too a steam engine lover.I had passed my boyhood with this steam engine train.
I request our Indian Railway to start few tourist route with steam engines.And veteran Steam engine drivers and staffs may be reemployed as they loved their steam engine like their sons
When my son was 5 years old he was watching this video all day for weeks! Got me hooked too.That was 20 years ago.Im so glad I have found this documentary again😃
Thank You National Geographic for making this I love how this realy shows the feeling of railroad men My Name is Frank Coye and I am from the USA and I am train men on the DL&W RailRoad in pennsylvania and this shows how railroad men love the steam locomotive no matter where your from or what country your from we all love steam am im happy that our railroad still uses mail line steam.
I cried after watching this. I guess every rail enthusiast will.
Agreed
Yes sir
Agreed sir
Agreed sir
Same feelings from my side.
Not only is this the best video travelogue I've ever seen, I suspect that it's one of the best National Geographic productions of any kind. The photography is absolutely breathtaking in its detail - just as good as the still images you'll find in the magazine. Linda Hunt's narration occasionally crosses the line into pomposity but is more often poetic and affecting. And the crew takes you places that only the most intrepid traveler would ever make it to on their own.
Amazing story. An era ended with the end of steam locomotives. I am extremely proud to be a son of a railway employee who knowingly or unknowlingly touches the hearts of many everyday. I dont know what will he be feeling when he will retire. He has given 34 years to our lovely indian railway. Thanks for this post.
i've watched numerous documentaries about the great indian railways but this one is the best.
mr, arora's spontaneous gesture simply tells it all. maybe if only he could cry.
hats off to the great indian railways people.
Yes morosso steam engine is like his son.So tears would come
@@sushobhanrafi9804 my respect to all the people of the great railways and India.
The documentary shows Indian railways and economy back in 70s & 80s. Good recall of how as a child i have seen and traveled in train. Things are far better than how its showed. No more snakes for entertainment :)
i have and still do weep when i watch this. am a heavy equipment mechanic and,call me an old fool, but believe machinery has soul. and the old steam machinery seem to me, the queens of the equipment graveyards
I still remember how my dad used to give me all his note book to write about the railway engine today it brought me tears looking at the indian trains.
I am very glad that I watched "The Great Indian Railways" well done National Geographic. I did not have much time for the people of India because I thought I had nothing in common with them "but" it turns out that I do and that is the love of steam engines as the Indian people call them "The Black Beauties". This presentation was was very inspiring , well done National Geographic and thank you.
I m Proud of being a part of indian railways family..:)....thanks NGC for such a nice documentary...
As a salesman i traveled on all these routes for 10 years...except the fancy one...now as an old man i still remember those days...the stink from the toilets..the camaraderie among the travelers...the sharing of food....the wonderful women in saris looking evergreen in them...the handicapped beggars...the child singers...the sweeper boys...the horrible food...the millions of small stations...the landscapes that flowed by effortlessly...the good, bad , ugly ticket inspectors ...and many many more ---it made me a MAN...Thank you Indian Rail!!!!
The Great Indian Railways..I love this documentary. It shows how people get connected to their occupation. Very Emotional. People had to change with time. It does not mean to forget the past. Jai Hind!
Indian Railways is one of the most amazing institutions in India. I am a lifelong admirer of Indian Railways. The steam locomotives in India were very very dear to my heart. It was my wonderful father who introduced me to the beauty of the huge, majestic steam locomotives in India. That era may be gone, but it will never be forgotten.
Viraf sir I truly agree with you and sense your emotion with the steam engine you and your father..Hope you read Frank coye (a rail employee)USA"still uses mail line with steam engine"
So we can also hope our Indian Railways will run few tourist routes with steam locomotives
I've typed this before, and I say again:
The one thing we humans share worldwide - we all love railways !
Americans..
The best documentary i've ever seen. The last part just makes my eyes wet every time i watch it. Indian government should put all the remaining steam locomotives if any, outside each railway station to showcase an era of the great indian railways. It's an integral part of the indian railway history.
Kash Patel sir my eyes are still wet while I am writting to you.
Our Indian railways should run steam locomotives in few tourist spots as it can fetch its operating expenses.(lakhs of steam engine lovers are there).Few countries still.runs steam engine even now
Happy that palur isnt closed now and that it is now an even bigger station
took a 15 hour train ride from Mumbai to colva and it was amazing, as a British person i felt a connection, this is a country with true potential !
I like the old chacha ,how he is speaking English so fluently,Wow that's great
Great camera work on film.
We went thru it 70 years ago.I never got over losing steam engines. Now India must pay the bean counters. 😢
You took me back through time... It is a romanticism we cannot shake off, THANK YOU SO MUCH.
What a beautiful documentary !! Thanks a lot for making such incredible and emotional film. It just touches my heart.
The part after 1:38:50 , where the music starts brought tears. Beautiful documentary.
" Varanasi, Madurai, Bardhaman... these are some of the sheds where generations of workers were born to serve the locomotives... with a craft held sacred. "
This video is a Mark of Brilliance ! Salute to My Great Indian Railway ! Cant stop watching it over n over.
how to take smiles away from people. show them a dream and make sure they never achieve it. Story of today's india.. best times in history and nobody is happy... i remember happy India just fews yrs back not anymore.. so much has changed
Really heart touching..... Travelled for the last time alone on this black beauty in the year 1995 when i was 14 yrs old...... Feeling sad watching this episode..... But every one has to die one day.... Even me too will perish some day
Great documentary.
I love the railways and I am very interested about railways from around the world.
I have to say that this documentary is the best I have seen so far.
Whoever uploaded this I thank you.
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very nostalgic. having been a researcher on Indian Railways. all episodes within the documentary were touching. truly IR is the lifeline of India
I just love the way they run the railway the old system runs well and the people who look after it they are just amazing . They get paid pennies but they love the railway they grow up with it and so did their fathers and grandfathers and most of all these people always smile .
As a Canadian, it truly breaks my heart to see these old "iron horses" being treated like garbage when they in their prime and youth were treated so reverently and with so much respect. So sad. These great iron elephants of india are gone and so too have the great Chinese iron dragons. It is so sad that today's generations and the generations of the future will no longer be able to bear witness to the sights, the sounds and the majesty of a live steam locomotive. The hissing and panting of escaping steam; the spinning wheels and gnashing rods; the throaty roar of the whistle and the rhythm of the engine's chuffs as she thunders on down the line, with clouds of white smoke and steam swirling around her like some mystical goddess. Hopefully, some of these grand old ladies will be restored to operable condition and will dazzle and awe the youth of today and tomorrow. And to the railwaymen who helped maintain, restore and operate these beautiful behemoths, I thank you for your hard work, your dedication, your courage and your sacrifice to being the custodians of these iron horses. May you always be remembered and honoured.
being a railway men son where my childhood was spent in railway quarters i am feeling nostalgic watching this video.
We love Indian Railways. It's the best railways in world
Best ever documentary on Indian Railways by NGC,even a person who is not a rail fan will fall in love with the railways after watching this. This just gave me goosebumps and made my eyes wet.
Fantastic documentary, one of the best I've seen
My Grandfather Was a Great train Operator Mr Gurung..Thankyou Frm Darjeeling
Being a retired Railway man , last seines are very touchy , good presentation
What a documentary! Such a shame this has only 316k views. It deserves millions.
Some people could be so much brilliant and creative that they can make such romantic piece of emotions out of iron and steel
thank u NGC for such a beautiful documentary
couldn't stop my tears...
One of my favorite documentaries of non-American steam. I especially loved the Black Beauty Contests. I wished we Americans did something like that.
Every railway enthuthiast will have moist eyes after this...
BEST CAMERA MAN. TAKING WONDERFUL ANGLES SHOTS.
Very very sad to watch'the great Indian Railway Steem engine.it was a beautiful memories of my child hood days. I travelled many Times from Mysur to Ramanagar and Bangaluru it was a golden time still the Steem loco inmy memmorie book.unfourtunetlly we lost now my eyes are tearing.lostely I thanked to the great Indian Railway and beautiful picture brought to people of Indians Very very thaks to National Geographic channel I loved a lot and tear ful send off.👍👍😭❤️
every one should see this video , really great effort , should think what was our position years back before criticizing the public transport systems ... nothing to say Old Is Gold
On my bucket list to ride the great indian railway!
Hope you manage to organize that.
Grew up with the Steam Monsters, wish our next generation had the same luck. But, alas will watch them only in documentaries & videos.
Massive respect ! The decommissioning took away from the man his entire professional existence. It was such a poignant and gloomy moment. Marvelous story !
this is why we train enthusiest must try and preserve its history and how it succeed in human society
I really love people who love their work !! Like people who participated in this railways program.
I m proud to be an Indian....hats off my great Indian Railway
I understand the Brits were responsible for The Indian Railways being built, so I guess you mean "hats off," to them.
Good to view back,The Great Indian Railways Every Indian Proud of this,its great contribution to combination of all states in one as Bharat,Thanks to Creator of it,
thanks for sharing his video, it is emotional experience to watch this legacy of indian railways...started by british....still a legacy .....
Great Upload.
Thanks a lot.
Since my childhood I have been fascinated by these Steam Engines. I have seen a lot of such Black Beauties in Uttar Railway (both in Meter Gauge and Wide Gauge) during my stay in Uttar Pradesh from 1978 to 1995.
The Documentary has been made with great care and emotions.
The Scene of dismantling the Fuselage of the Engines after the bidding is really heart breaking.
I really miss those Black Beauties and even my childhood.
I certainly do not remember when was the last time I cried while watching a documentary on Trains. I guess by the time I was born, they had already phased out the steam engines. This was like reliving those stories of the steam I have grown up listening to from my father and grandfather.
I liked your.comment Anurag just I am sharing my pain with you.I am still crying silently.I felt your agony
The abandonment of Steam Engines Of Indian Railways brought tears in my eyes! :')
Dear Shubhendu Sir I am still wet in my tears while writing you.why we cant run some tourist spots with steam locomotives as it happens in some countries
watched this in 2015 almost 20 years after the documentary had been canned. Have grown up in India watching those black beauties or Iron horses chug by. Very nostalgic and moving especially when those beauties were being brought down. Excellent job done by National Geographic and this will remain forever
I love and respect Indian railways ❤🇮🇳
Incredible INDIA.l love Indian Railways
this depicts d heritage of indian railways....we indians should b proud of our railways dat holds/has such a rich historical background............
Thank You NGC. Proud to be an INDIAN.
It's the most touching documentary I ever watched. It's a memory of a era of India, also a memory for Britain, of cause for all mainkind. It's luckly there is a steam locomotive reserved in Dajiling. Someday we can travel by this line.
very nicely presented documentary....though we really miss steam engine era....but we can proudly say Great Indian Railways
Best Video on TH-cam!! Proud To Be a Railfan...proud of my nations greatest resource IR!!
Thanks for sharing this. What a wonderful documentary. The people of India have such a profound appreciation and loving bond with trains like no other people I've seen.
Wow! I am in america now,I cherished each and every min. Especially with Chennai central ..Best vedio
A fitting memoir and tribute to a bygone era. Thanks for sharing.
The British ruined and divided our country, we may be poor but they could not rob us off our soul.
worked in India for a short while
liked it so much, the people were just great and I liked he culture and ways.
also had a lot of Indian friends in London who are the type of people that you want in your life.
What an amazing special. I had no idea the railway was such an integral element of Indian life. My cousin is there finishing up his education to become a priest, and I will have to ask him about the railway and India. There seems to be a closeness among the people that does not exist here in the USA.... and a richness.
Great. Indian Railways - an amazing mammoth organisation - heart beat of India.
Priceless Documentary!
Memories of travelling in Trains flashed infront of my eyes. Watching this is an amazing experience. well done NGC team. Great effort! 100s of times travelled in trains, most memorable are the steam ones, i travelled on meter guage locomotives..! Rail Museum in Chanakyapuri, New Delhi is a place for all the train lovers..!
Dear Ravi sir why not running few tourists spot.with steam locomotives?As it runs in few.countries?
I've been looking for this video for at very long time. I saw it for the first time, when I was 5 years old :-)
The end of this was just too sad to watch, I had tears in my eyes, when they started tearing that locomotive apart.
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@ 16:22 Britishers gave us railways, LOL agree but they had to build it to carry away all the ornaments, gold, jewelry, spices. In return they have taken India's tremendous wealth.
Who is watching in 2019 Dec?? This is an Amazing Video
steam locomotive is the technology which started industrial revolution... and now it's obsolete. 😢😢😢 R.I.P
My eyes are wet watching.. I am proud to be an Indian..
Brilliant work NG crew. Enjoying every bit of cinematography.
Although I born in Pakistan, but I love India, not due to my for-fathers were there, but the rich culture and a large variety of site scene, but these two countries Political leaders are very harami, they dont want to be a friendly relation with each other,
Dr. Zarbina,
Is it possible for you to get a VISA to India and come visit ? It is very diverse and very different from Pakistan. (Some parts of northern and north western India are similar to Pakistan as well)
Please visit. We only have one life. I want to visit Pakistan as a tourist as well. I’m curious by birth.
What a beautiful film
Wow, what a video, by NGC...
Brilliant and very moving - thank you
Beautiful Documentary...Thankyou
The last auction scene really made my CRY 😫😫😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Nothing in this world is permanent, a bitter true.
Thanks you so much for a master piece.It makes you cry while watching.Truly reflection of The Great Indian Railways !!!!
had some tears after ages!! can't stop it can never, nostalgic
I am so Happy that I don't have any word to say. Indian railways are doing very well. Hope to see some more new action on IR like introducing bullet train and also more cool stuffs for fellow passengers (PAX). my Best regards to everyone ........Truly Indian Shibalik Choudhury.
Remember TIME CHANGE and PROGRESS are INTERTWINED..
Background Music is just Mind-blowing. Superb.
an absolutely beautiful show.
Superb documentary... 19/6/2020
@19:19 4 miles up 4 miles down.... Reminds me of Band of Brothers (it was 3 though :p ). Currahee!!
Absolutely fantastic!! very nice compilation of the culture, tradition and life in India. Missing my Chennai and its life!! Absolutely fantastic!!
Nostalgia is something unique feeling attached to each generation. Those were very chaotic time too in a very many ways. Things have changed for better certainly in terms of passenger comfort, convenience, reliability as well trip enjoyment.
WE ALL DO FEEL & HEAR THE EVERY BREATH OF STEAM ENGINE TOOK UNTIL IT LAST.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING SUCH BEAUTIFUL HISTORY....
I belong to a village now devloped like a city and only 2000 population but I miss my old village.....old is gold and it is true 😞
A romantic documentary for the train lovers.
Linda Hunt's voice is superb in the narration of this incredible video.
It's so beautiful you writing in Hindi. Thanks for appreciating the real India. God bless you brother.