Thanks for posting this. When i was 12 back in 1976 my pops took me on most of this route. Karachi to Lahore by rail. Then from there to Rawlpindi by coach and eventually to Kamra. My pops is no longer with us so this has gave me a great big smile. Thanks. The only thing missing was the samosa sellers at each stop,lol. They tasted so good.
Truly a fascinating documentary,it was a revolutionary railroad. I am teared up.Alas! We haven't kept this great heritage alive. I have been to this area by car and have seen this mesmerising railroad once used to be a miracle. Thank you for sharing this masterpiece of history.
My grandmother was raised in Khyber Agency. Her father, my great grandfather was the Station Master of Landi Kotal for a period of time. She remembered the area with immense fondness right until the end of her life in India. According to her, it was the safest part of the nation, something that is at odds with the descriptions of the British narratives and also the news media coverage since the 1970s.
I saw this video on ptv when i am younger and inspired the documentary also remember a dialogue " chaey garam hay " rest in my mind i try to found on you tube now right the comment. Thanks youtube
Wonderful docoment totally different from todays Pakistan,all the railway stations in this video looks same like any other railway stations of Uttar Pradesh in India .
:) thankyou. Definitely...pk starkly different in the video. UP is a very special place for me :). My maternal grandmother & father are from Allahabad. I have many relatives there and in Delhi too.
Thanks for posting this. When i was 12 back in 1976 my pops took me on most of this route. Karachi to Lahore by rail. Then from there to Rawlpindi by coach and eventually to Kamra. My pops is no longer with us so this has gave me a great big smile. Thanks. The only thing missing was the samosa sellers at each stop,lol. They tasted so good.
Truly a fascinating documentary,it was a revolutionary railroad. I am teared up.Alas! We haven't kept this great heritage alive. I have been to this area by car and have seen this mesmerising railroad once used to be a miracle.
Thank you for sharing this masterpiece of history.
My grandmother was raised in Khyber Agency. Her father, my great grandfather was the Station Master of Landi Kotal for a period of time. She remembered the area with immense fondness right until the end of her life in India. According to her, it was the safest part of the nation, something that is at odds with the descriptions of the British narratives and also the news media coverage since the 1970s.
I saw this video on ptv when i am younger and inspired the documentary also remember a dialogue " chaey garam hay " rest in my mind i try to found on you tube now right the comment. Thanks youtube
کیا خوبصورت دور ہے اور آرمی بینڈ نے مزہ کرا دیا ❤️
omg....its such a grt series......pakistan is sooo beautiful.....luv frm india
Prized archive you have here. Gr8 documentary for a railroad fan. I am 15 and have been traveling on trains for 15 straight years.
Wonderful docoment totally different from todays Pakistan,all the railway stations in this video looks same like any other railway stations of Uttar Pradesh in India .
:) thankyou. Definitely...pk starkly different in the video. UP is a very special place for me :). My maternal grandmother & father are from Allahabad. I have many relatives there and in Delhi too.
Visit India sometimes
Landikotal my home town 💓
As good as anything on You Tube, especialy the final part with the Khyber Rifles on parade.
Mark This documentary is gr8.
you reply is as beautifull as this video,my respect to you brother.God Bless you.
i love it i want to go there,love you my pakistan but old one not now lol,just bad al the way.allah make peace in my pakistan.
Wonderful, splendid documentary.
@Adnanrail ...You're Welcome!
Alaka said tashee gadi raghloo oaaai 😂😂
What is Pakistan today and is this what Mohammed Ali Jinnah and Muslim League wanted ?