This is Tarun Bhartiya, director of this doc. I had no idea that the film has been uploaded on RUclips. Thanks dear uploader for doing this, atleast more people got to see it. After ten years revisiting this film, i was overwhelmed, all the shooting memories came back, all the troubles and all the pleasures. I want to thank all the people who commented here and all those who were moved by the stories of resilience and resistance. For me especially making this film was special because this is the only film I have made in mothertongue Maithili and set in Mithila PS: The song that many have liked, is just a few fragments that I wrote for the background music for cinematic effect. It does not exist on internet because it is not a complete song. Thanks for watching
I loved this film and all the other Indian Railways series! Fantastic documentary, thank you! It must have been a lot of work and time to make this happen
I am a Thai, living in Bangkok, and I have this habit of leaving youtube documentary on and go to sleep. But this particular documentary kept my eyes wide open and stuck to it from the beginning to the end. It is now 5.12 am, and I am still thinking whatever is happening to these brothers and sisters of ours. So happy to have learned from comments below that the rail has been revamped and now in service. Hard working people with dreams deserve opportunity. If the board gauge is giving them opportunity i m happy for them.
@@SohailAmin Thank you Sohail that the new railway line has been built, I am happy that my country has contributed in a small way for the benefit of the Janakpur people.
Hi Pradeep: At the end, it said that new line will start in 2017. Can u give an update since u r from Janakpur.. What is the status on the broad gauge line? Did it start? Are trains running? Or how much work has been done on that?
@@maddy4u1984 Hi maddy, as much i know that lines are ready and fully constructed, they did trail running as well. First it was about to start on the occassion of "Vivah Panchami" but then they said somewhete the tracks are not straight so they will make it again but then no news. I think the current cold relation between indian and nepali gov. Might be the reason.
@@pradeepjha2690 hello pradeep... I'm from Mumbai.. we are finicky about the smallest problem with our local trains. It really burnt my heart to see the condition of this DMZ 524 service... it's been 6 months since your last update can you tell us what is the situation now? Many watchers will be happy to learn... thank you and wish you luck..
@@vintageseller7700 Hi, thanks so much for your concern. Even after completing the tracks and stations it hasn't been started yet. Because of some bad politician and their politics trains are still waiting to run. We request indian gov. To talk with nepali gov. and make it complete as soon as possible.
What a documentary. The Railways are the life line to many. The underbelly surrounding the Train and the Railways, was captured in a nuanced and heartwarming fashion. Determination, Grit is written all over. Hope the Janakpur residents have got back their train. Thanks BBC for the wonderful documentary.
I am an Indian. How long can we be so insensitive to the travails that abject poverty and lack of opportunity burdens them with? But I glory in their pride and their will to survive in spite of all.: especially our women folk. I do hope the Indian Railways and the Government will stick to their word and establish the broad gauge line. Thank you for this excellent documentary.
It is very touching. Not just about the train. But the human life in Nepal. About their struggle, their dream, and their hope for the worth of living. Thank you so much BBC. I really love this one. And my warm regards from Jakarta, Indonesia, for the people of Nepal. May God bless you all.
@@AshishPanthee62 Dont feel down., Nepal has always been great and will always been one. The only hindu majority country and proud to be the most secular country amongst SAARC countries right now which never differentiates with its minority people. Keep your heads up in pride, things will change, be strong and be happy
@@vinoelectromechanic Why don't you go say that to all the other people commenting where they are from? Ahh, because you you only have a problem with Americans...
loved to see old video of my country...now this line is rebuild with broader gauge and brand new track..and many other railway tracks are underway linking india as well as east west nepal railway..
I didn't see poor people. I only saw proud working people with not enough income. Nepal is so beautiful, I hope they can keep the Chinese out with their so called investment opportunities.
Hard working people are pretty much everywhere; it's just the politicians who are incredibly corrupt and ate up almost all the aids, funds, tax money that now it has nothing! So typical china saw this opportunity and attempting the settle there like hong kong or taiwan to get closer to the india throwing lumpsum money to those corrupt politicians who are even ready to sell out their country to the highest bidder.
After 12 days "bang on time"… what a mischievous play of words. Thank you for such a nice presentation. Even that stray cow ran faster than that train with the so called "top speed". Ha ha, hilarious to the hilt!
New India has lesson here from Regina, a true life size heroin of this story. Being a Muslim she cares to take a leap of "faith" and offers a goat to Hindu goddess and says" your God and my god are not different". This belief in union of humanity and God invokes philosophical resonance of Kabir that people have so easily forgotten now.
THIS GIVES ME THE GRATITUDE FOR MY WONDERFUL RAILROAD CARREER AND RETIREMENT, STARTING SEPT 1964! AND MOST IMPORTANTLY FOR THE GOOD FOR MY STEPKIDS AND MY GRANDKIDS! I SALUTE THE EFFORTS OF MY NEPALESE RAILROAD BROTHERS AND THEIR SACRIFICE!! I HOPE VERY MUCH THAT THEY WILL PROSPER IN THE FUTURE WITH THE FUTURE RR CONNECTIONS BEING ESTABLISHED! KEEP THEM ROLLING BROTHERS!! 👍👍
They got a brand new train and constructed new tracks for it. But I doubt whatever happend the earlier employees, because the new trains probably came with new pilots and mechanics
I don't know how I missed this amazing documentry, but I am happy that I have seen now. Well executed with perfect balance of voice. Kudos to everyone who put their efforts to make this documentary possible.
It is such a important route... economic, culture, social, religion and tourism wise with hardly any support from Indian and Nepalese Government. It's like time travel into past...most of Bihar Trains we're same 25 years back. More than train it's a lifeline for poor people from India and Nepal Thanks BBC
Ops! Salute to the team for marking such a tearful and excellent documentary. I visited Nepal several times and observed these things also but presentation and videography is really heart touching.
Loved every moment of this fine piece of audio/video! I especially loved the other-worldly soundtrack, really 'fit' the bill. I was so disappointed when it ended...excellent work everyone involved, an epic slice of our modern reality 💖 🇨🇦
This is a fantastic documentary. It shows the hardship the people of Indian subcontinent are enduring on a daily basis just to have a piece of bread to neutralize their hunger. One day India and Nepal will be a better place. This is the expectation only. We don't know when there will be a change when the people of Indian subcontinent will have the better lives.
Well! India has already changed, most of it, if not all. The so called poor people of India are even refusing work many times in a month. I can't comment on other subcontinental countries.
@@RS4728RS , You are right. I forgot this point. In general Indian people do not like to work. Indian people wants easy life. Indian people feel comfortable to beg for money than to work. The same Indian people work hard when they go to foreign countries. They make money and the live with dignity and honor. But if they get any chance for not to work they stop working. They say they have headaches, they have back pain, they have heart disease and so many other problem. So you are also right. I spent thousands of dollars to send some of my distant family members to Middle East. They went there and then they say these are very bad works. They cannot do these works. I had to send money to them from USA. Then I stopped sending money. They came back to India. Then they have no money. They borrowed money or sold land to go to Middle East again and they went again to Middle East. Now they are working there. Now they don't come back to India. I sponsored my family members to come to USA. They came and began to live on me. I started pressing them to go to work. They said they have this disease, that disease and so on. Then I kicked them out of my home. They are my brothers. They turned into my enemies. When they got out of my home they began to look for job and they began to work. Now they don't keep any relation with me but they work. I am happy. Let them live honorably. It is not necessary for them to keep connection with me. I don't want them to bother me all the time. Let them live away from me. If they can come back close to me they will stop working. That I know surely. That's why I don't want them to call me even. This is the nature of Indian people in general. I believe you. You are right. Do one thing, stop giving them money.
@@MatirManush-wu9cc Your grammar bro! Where do you find such rickety railway infrastructure in India? India has transformed, It is the third largest economy in the world and also the fastest growing one......I fail understand which India you are talking about.
@@gauravsharma1254, Brother, India is still a third world country. Mr. Sharma, you are living in a world of fantasy. We are wandering where do you live ? Do you live in India ? If you live in India then why are you so unaware of the socioeconomic condition of the country ? If you don't live in India then where do you live that you cannot keep track of what's going on in your own country. We are really shocked at your remark. Earlier this year, a 13-year-old girl from Lakhimpur in Uttar Pradesh hanged herself after starving for more than two days - her father had passed away and her mother had found no work as a laborer. In the same week, a tribal youth in Kerala was beaten to death for stealing a Kilo of rice from a grocery store. He had earlier restored to begging and then to stealing ; when caught he was severely beaten and later succumbed to his injuries. I just told you two incidences. If I start telling all these pathetic stories of hungry people of India the night will pass away but the story of poverty and pain in India will not be ended. Let me give you some information. More than 14.5 % Indian people are under nourished, 21% children are suffering from acute malnutrition, 38.5% of Indian children are not getting enough food to grow, 250 millions of Indian people are not getting food to neutralize their hunger everyday. In other words, India is not in a state of famine, it is quite clearly in a state of chronic hunger. Mr. Sharma, don't ignore our poverty, hunger, food shortage, unemployment, disease, lack of treatment, malnutrition, women mortality, children mortality, abuse of women, social injustice for women, fanaticism, killing of innocent human beings in the name of protection of cows, riot, chaos, conflict, destruction of religious places by fanatics, division among Indians in the name of religion, and so many other natural and man made calamities. We believe you are a young man. Do something for yourself, your family and your country. Don't boost with falsehood, fantasy and fabricated superiority. India is still trying to develop. It is not a developed country. You must keep this in mind all the time.
@@gauravsharma1254 largest economy and growth rate are single figures. As a matter of fact even the Per Capita figure doesn't represent the real economy. On need to ponder upon the disparity of Income. But considering the fact that India is such a huge country (by population), it is unlikely that the disparity of income can be reduced to acceptably low levels.
Really really nice documentry. Sir you made me cry several times while watching. My heart goes out for workers and commuters of this line . God bless them all.
This place is just 10km from my home in madhubani district of Bihar, These people are speaking Maithili language which is language of mithilanchal,Bihar Don't know why we are two countries while my uncle,fufa,fua ji all are now in Nepal, Janakpur is nearest town of Nepal from Bihar, We are one people but divided by border only, We can travelled across border without visa,we often visit to Nepal for Himalayan tour,very close from us I hope Nepal gets incorporated in India & become a part of it,it will develop immensely, Coming to this video,I have also travelled on Nepali train,but now India has built a new train route in Nepal,which is very good for India & Nepal people,
Shivam Sinha ,I enjoyed reading your comment ,hopefully your family and all other families have safe travels on the railway ,and on your visits to your family ,thanks for sharing.
Nepal will develop on its own. We have less educated unemployment than India. We are better in hunger index, mother child care, rural sanitation etc. than India. Because of the decade long civil war exported by India to Nepal, the devastating earthquake and economic blockade by Mr. Modi our development stood at standstill. In the next two decades Nepal will overtake India and many other nations in South Asia.
@@belbahadurg1 bro,you are filled with hatred,go ahead,god bless Nepal,but for me Nepal is brother of India, PS. Janki FM in Janakpur,Nepal is owned by my own uncle,on name of my aunty Janki Devi.. We love Nepal not hatred people like you
Well done documentary. You have not forgotten about the old railways. Thank you God, just for the flies alone, I might not be able to sleep, eat or live.
This is the definition of why public transport is crucial for for connecting towns! I'm glad that i watched this and my heart broke a little seeing the old steam locomotives in ruins
Excellent work. Depicted the part played by this train. It is like an old mother struggling to keep their children live. I request BBC to show the feelings of the heros when they travel by the new train to be commissioned. Hats off.
My Ancestral Home is the Last House on Indian Border .In fact the nearest Govt Hospital for us was the Hospital Of Janakpur in Nepal ,where I was born.As a Young Boy we would go to 'no mans land' to play cricket on the Indo-nepalese border.Now I see Military Post coming up...Recently a man was shot by Nepalese Border Guards...Tension is rising and peace between neighbors is collapsing
I need background humming song ( aash lagaye bethi hu kab se ) Pls give me any hint or link, I was searching All the internet but can't find this. 17:10
In Indian railway, Still Few 20-25 year Locomotives running smoothly. And In Nepal they finished off 20 year old engines donated by India..Shows the work Ethics. Anyway salute To Rezina.I wish she gets a happy comfortable life.
Very good documentary sir ,really feel sad for the people who are totally dependent on the train to run their life and hope 1 day their misery will be solved, really heart melting story.
It is a wonderful documentary.thanks BBC. I really wept seeing this video.now we are in 2021.jaypur janakpuridham has been upgraded to modern broadguage line . please make video about that . That will make a good end to this documentary.
I guess they found their miracle. This line was gauge converted to broad gauge with replaced tracks this year and the rolling stock will be replaced for something less, uh, utterly doomed. Service starts on Gandhi's birthday. Nepal Railways was dissolved in 2014 though.
Trevor Grayling the company was dissolved my dude, nobody kept anything. I think Indian railways is training up new staff for the new company. The line is being built by India as like a diplomatic thing. A rather expensive endeavor too at that. So I don't think you'll see much of Regina and others riding on the roof of something India discarded decades ago now either, sadly.
@@excitableboy7031 Here's what it looks like now, 2 1/2 years later. ruclips.net/video/NsHAirvYv0M/видео.html And don't worry about Regina. She and others like her will do ten times better than before :) I'd wager that a lot of the old Nepal Railway guys will also get jobs on the Nepal side. Things are changing very fast.
There are so many life's lessons to be learnt here, poverty, desperate survival, coexistence of different nationalities and faiths divided by imaginary borders, colossal mismanagement by corrupt government officials, unequal opportunities in job, education, and life style, all that make this world an unfair and yet colourful and hope giving canvas for the future. It is up to humanity to draw the map for the future after overcoming all obstruction and there in lies hope without which survival would be impossible.
No factory no building. Bro. See the natural beauty. Those rich(so called) countries can never get that peace and calmness of the nature. That's not called poor idiot(BBC). That is the real richness.
Better connectivity will help everyone,now nepal can get resources from and send exports to indian ports faster and indian ports in turn will process more creating new jobs.We should work together more to help each other.
I'm live in kolkata but my native place is madhubani and madhubani isn't far away from nepal's border. I have been there for a long period and went nepal lots of time . Specially janakpur because janakpur is a famous place for hindus because of goddess sita's native place. I love this documentary because they have used my mother tongue maithili as well...
exactly my friend, towards the end this is what troubled me, infact i am going to my native next month in April/May and after watching this, i am planning to go to Jaynagar and see if trains are plying or not, i have done many trips to Nepal in childhood but nothing in past 20yrs. Will surely do this time and will try to find out about Aman
The youth of India ought to be protected because they are the future of the world. It is the problem of corruption all over the world. The higher ups keep most of the money and what little is left, goes to the rest of us.
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This is Tarun Bhartiya, director of this doc. I had no idea that the film has been uploaded on RUclips. Thanks dear uploader for doing this, atleast more people got to see it.
After ten years revisiting this film, i was overwhelmed, all the shooting memories came back, all the troubles and all the pleasures.
I want to thank all the people who commented here and all those who were moved by the stories of resilience and resistance.
For me especially making this film was special because this is the only film I have made in mothertongue Maithili and set in Mithila
PS: The song that many have liked, is just a few fragments that I wrote for the background music for cinematic effect. It does not exist on internet because it is not a complete song.
Thanks for watching
can you share the background music it's so beautiful
Your efforts and hard work is so brilliant. Can you share some of your other works please?
@tarun_bhartiya could you put out the background music of the film in an album, it would be so nice!
Thank you Mr.Tarun for your effort so that we could watch the different side of the country
I loved this film and all the other Indian Railways series! Fantastic documentary, thank you! It must have been a lot of work and time to make this happen
I am a Thai, living in Bangkok, and I have this habit of leaving youtube documentary on and go to sleep. But this particular documentary kept my eyes wide open and stuck to it from the beginning to the end. It is now 5.12 am, and I am still thinking whatever is happening to these brothers and sisters of ours. So happy to have learned from comments below that the rail has been revamped and now in service. Hard working people with dreams deserve opportunity. If the board gauge is giving them opportunity i m happy for them.
The project to lay broad Guage lines is going on, and will soon be operational
ruclips.net/video/K-0AhPQQDlY/видео.html
Yes, Indian Govt built the railway and now its operational with mordern cars check the video.
@@SohailAmin Thank you Sohail that the new railway line has been built, I am happy that my country has contributed in a small way for the benefit of the Janakpur people.
Now the train is in service
I m from janakpur, Nepal and i know the importance of railways for the people of janakpur. Thanks for making this documentry, i m really touched....
Hi Pradeep: At the end, it said that new line will start in 2017. Can u give an update since u r from Janakpur.. What is the status on the broad gauge line? Did it start? Are trains running? Or how much work has been done on that?
@@maddy4u1984 Hi maddy, as much i know that lines are ready and fully constructed, they did trail running as well. First it was about to start on the occassion of "Vivah Panchami" but then they said somewhete the tracks are not straight so they will make it again but then no news. I think the current cold relation between indian and nepali gov. Might be the reason.
@@pradeepjha2690 hello pradeep... I'm from Mumbai.. we are finicky about the smallest problem with our local trains. It really burnt my heart to see the condition of this DMZ 524 service... it's been 6 months since your last update can you tell us what is the situation now? Many watchers will be happy to learn... thank you and wish you luck..
@@vintageseller7700 Hi, thanks so much for your concern. Even after completing the tracks and stations it hasn't been started yet. Because of some bad politician and their politics trains are still waiting to run. We request indian gov. To talk with nepali gov. and make it complete as soon as possible.
Not only janakpur
Nepal should be connected by railways through every corner from east to West.
What a documentary. The Railways are the life line to many. The underbelly surrounding the Train and the Railways, was captured in a nuanced and heartwarming fashion. Determination, Grit is written all over. Hope the Janakpur residents have got back their train. Thanks BBC for the wonderful documentary.
"I was born in this world to survive." That woman is AWESOME
no awesome ,it is let us crying!
everyone should live with enough food ,good education,and good health.
@@aragornlee5398 Taiwan is a nice country.
Indeed she is awesome and inspiring. In another life or another country, she would be a shop owner or a CEO...
I am an Indian. How long can we be so insensitive to the travails that abject poverty and lack of opportunity burdens them with? But I glory in their pride and their will to survive in spite of all.: especially our women folk. I do hope the Indian Railways and the Government will stick to their word and establish the broad gauge line. Thank you for this excellent documentary.
Broad gauge has been installed there now
That Train runs on mixture of Solid determination and dedication
I was raised by my single mother too. I can relate and feel her struggle. She is a proud and hardworking women. I wish for her better life ❤️
I wish too
This show is about the people the railway serves. You learn about the country's history not just the railway, Great series.
Full marks to the guys behind making this beautiful documentary. Loved watching every bit. Keep up the good work.
I like this documentary, a very heart touching story. people are living there with very limited resources, very hardworking people..I salute them.
This documentary touched my heart and tears started flowing from the eyes. This situation is only because of personal interest of the leaders.
Now this line has been revamped & regauged into Broad Gauge & new trains introduced
Nice...
That's nice to hear 👍
Nice to learn that, but who runs this Railway? Nepal Or India? I think Indian Railway should take care of line as well as those employees....
But whats update about the lives of all the families dependent on the train??? An entire town depends on a train .... Its amazing to watch 👍
Checking if illegal immigrants ???
It is very touching. Not just about the train. But the human life in Nepal. About their struggle, their dream, and their hope for the worth of living. Thank you so much BBC. I really love this one. And my warm regards from Jakarta, Indonesia, for the people of Nepal. May God bless you all.
Thank u bro & god bless u too
@@AshishPanthee62 Dont feel down., Nepal has always been great and will always been one. The only hindu majority country and proud to be the most secular country amongst SAARC countries right now which never differentiates with its minority people. Keep your heads up in pride, things will change, be strong and be happy
This documentary should be declared as "Culturally Important",and preserved for posterity.
Regina is a BOSS. This woman is resilient.
holy crap this woman has nerves of steel.
Amazing documentary! "Your God and my God are not different. Differences lie in our hearts."
Well said. Very well said
@Oscillating Fan All the demons are in your head. Embrace the positive, don't waste your life looking for the negative!
@@MissilemanIII 9 pi oi. کے تھے
عड़ع to get 9
Thanks for posting this. I learned a lot with Regina.
no doubt, she is an warrior
Tears roll down my eyes as I watch this sitting here in USA reminding me my mother!
Wouldn’t have to mention that you are sitting in this US
@@vinoelectromechanic he overproud!
@@vinoelectromechanic Why don't you go say that to all the other people commenting where they are from? Ahh, because you you only have a problem with Americans...
loved to see old video of my country...now this line is rebuild with broader gauge and brand new track..and many other railway tracks are underway linking india as well as east west nepal railway..
27:26 Lmao, this exchange was hilarious.
Lady: There's no proper place and they call it first class?
Ticket Collector: Welcome to Nepal!
I didn't see poor people. I only saw proud working people with not enough income. Nepal is so beautiful, I hope they can keep the Chinese out with their so called investment opportunities.
People from the west see them as poor. When they actually go there, they must concur with your observations. Great comment vanhetgoor.
They are going with chinese.
Hard working people are pretty much everywhere; it's just the politicians who are incredibly corrupt and ate up almost all the aids, funds, tax money that now it has nothing! So typical china saw this opportunity and attempting the settle there like hong kong or taiwan to get closer to the india throwing lumpsum money to those corrupt politicians who are even ready to sell out their country to the highest bidder.
But when the natural recourses are gone, so wil the Chinese. And maybe they will be left with a permanent Chinese occupation, just like the Tibetans.
@@vanhetgoor Mmm it's not only the natural resources, it's the expansion of the territory and getting closer to india...
It's hard to see them struggling. This video really touched my heart.
That is so true. But now there's new railway services
After 12 days "bang on time"… what a mischievous play of words. Thank you for such a nice presentation. Even that stray cow ran faster than that train with the so called "top speed". Ha ha, hilarious to the hilt!
New India has lesson here from Regina, a true life size heroin of this story. Being a Muslim she cares to take a leap of "faith" and offers a goat to Hindu goddess and says" your God and my god are not different". This belief in union of humanity and God invokes philosophical resonance of Kabir that people have so easily forgotten now.
THIS GIVES ME THE GRATITUDE FOR MY WONDERFUL RAILROAD CARREER AND RETIREMENT, STARTING SEPT 1964!
AND MOST IMPORTANTLY FOR THE GOOD FOR MY STEPKIDS AND MY GRANDKIDS!
I SALUTE THE EFFORTS OF MY NEPALESE RAILROAD BROTHERS AND THEIR SACRIFICE!!
I HOPE VERY MUCH THAT THEY WILL PROSPER IN THE FUTURE WITH THE FUTURE RR CONNECTIONS BEING ESTABLISHED!
KEEP THEM ROLLING BROTHERS!!
👍👍
ruclips.net/video/K-0AhPQQDlY/видео.html
They got a brand new train and constructed new tracks for it. But I doubt whatever happend the earlier employees, because the new trains probably came with new pilots and mechanics
I don't know how I missed this amazing documentry, but I am happy that I have seen now. Well executed with perfect balance of voice. Kudos to everyone who put their efforts to make this documentary possible.
35:55 what a way to put train back on its tracks! hatsoff!
A great documentary like the other one From India to Bangladesh .. Thank you BBC .Bertie Ranaweerage from Sri Lanka
regina was strong woman. proud of that. maybe nepal have a thousand regina for survive. stay health mam. ur great mam future for ur son
It is such a important route... economic, culture, social, religion and tourism wise with hardly any support from Indian and Nepalese Government.
It's like time travel into past...most of Bihar Trains we're same 25 years back.
More than train it's a lifeline for poor people from India and Nepal
Thanks BBC
Beautiful documentary. Thank you making it and sharing it.
Its 5 April 2022 today and a three days earlier on 2nd of April a new broad gauge railway line has been inaugurated from Janakpur to Jaynagar.
Nothing but respect for all of these people. Such hardships, and still they endure with dignity.
Ops! Salute to the team for marking such a tearful and excellent documentary. I visited Nepal several times and observed these things also but presentation and videography is really heart touching.
This certainly make the list of my all time favourite documentaries.
I love this documentary. I've watched 3 times already.
How about kolkata Dhaka maitree express episode?
I am also
@@ahsanulhaquefahim8940 link?
ruclips.net/video/i8hs24tvR_8/видео.html @atheist_mommy
Its totally changed not like this anymore
One of the most important & greatest documentary ever made
A great documentary. Enjoyed it. Living so closed to Nepal we didn't know what impact can have in life of poor Nepalis. Thanks for sharing.
Loved every moment of this fine piece of audio/video! I especially loved the other-worldly soundtrack, really 'fit' the bill. I was so disappointed when it ended...excellent work everyone involved, an epic slice of our modern reality 💖 🇨🇦
bro song name bro
@@chncreation4367 No - sorry, look over here: ruclips.net/video/syrlwtTXbx4/видео.html
This is a fantastic documentary. It shows the hardship the people of Indian subcontinent are enduring on a daily basis just to have a piece of bread to neutralize their hunger. One day India and Nepal will be a better place. This is the expectation only. We don't know when there will be a change when the people of Indian subcontinent will have the better lives.
Well! India has already changed, most of it, if not all. The so called poor people of India are even refusing work many times in a month. I can't comment on other subcontinental countries.
@@RS4728RS , You are right. I forgot this point. In general Indian people do not like to work. Indian people wants easy life. Indian people feel comfortable to beg for money than to work. The same Indian people work hard when they go to foreign countries. They make money and the live with dignity and honor. But if they get any chance for not to work they stop working. They say they have headaches, they have back pain, they have heart disease and so many other problem. So you are also right.
I spent thousands of dollars to send some of my distant family members to Middle East. They went there and then they say these are very bad works. They cannot do these works. I had to send money to them from USA. Then I stopped sending money. They came back to India. Then they have no money. They borrowed money or sold land to go to Middle East again and they went again to Middle East. Now they are working there. Now they don't come back to India.
I sponsored my family members to come to USA. They came and began to live on me. I started pressing them to go to work. They said they have this disease, that disease and so on. Then I kicked them out of my home. They are my brothers. They turned into my enemies. When they got out of my home they began to look for job and they began to work. Now they don't keep any relation with me but they work. I am happy. Let them live honorably. It is not necessary for them to keep connection with me. I don't want them to bother me all the time. Let them live away from me. If they can come back close to me they will stop working. That I know surely. That's why I don't want them to call me even. This is the nature of Indian people in general. I believe you. You are right. Do one thing, stop giving them money.
@@MatirManush-wu9cc Your grammar bro! Where do you find such rickety railway infrastructure in India? India has transformed, It is the third largest economy in the world and also the fastest growing one......I fail understand which India you are talking about.
@@gauravsharma1254, Brother, India is still a third world country. Mr. Sharma, you are living in a world of fantasy. We are wandering where do you live ? Do you live in India ? If you live in India then why are you so unaware of the socioeconomic condition of the country ? If you don't live in India then where do you live that you cannot keep track of what's going on in your own country. We are really shocked at your remark.
Earlier this year, a 13-year-old girl from Lakhimpur in Uttar Pradesh hanged herself after starving for more than two days - her father had passed away and her mother had found no work as a laborer. In the same week, a tribal youth in Kerala was beaten to death for stealing a Kilo of rice from a grocery store. He had earlier restored to begging and then to stealing ; when caught he was severely beaten and later succumbed to his injuries. I just told you two incidences. If I start telling all these pathetic stories of hungry people of India the night will pass away but the story of poverty and pain in India will not be ended.
Let me give you some information. More than 14.5 % Indian people are under nourished, 21% children are suffering from acute malnutrition, 38.5% of Indian children are not getting enough food to grow, 250 millions of Indian people are not getting food to neutralize their hunger everyday. In other words, India is not in a state of famine, it is quite clearly in a state of chronic hunger.
Mr. Sharma, don't ignore our poverty, hunger, food shortage, unemployment, disease, lack of treatment, malnutrition, women mortality, children mortality, abuse of women, social injustice for women, fanaticism, killing of innocent human beings in the name of protection of cows, riot, chaos, conflict, destruction of religious places by fanatics, division among Indians in the name of religion, and so many other natural and man made calamities.
We believe you are a young man. Do something for yourself, your family and your country. Don't boost with falsehood, fantasy and fabricated superiority. India is still trying to develop. It is not a developed country. You must keep this in mind all the time.
@@gauravsharma1254 largest economy and growth rate are single figures. As a matter of fact even the Per Capita figure doesn't represent the real economy. On need to ponder upon the disparity of Income. But considering the fact that India is such a huge country (by population), it is unlikely that the disparity of income can be reduced to acceptably low levels.
Mo many things learned from this doc. So deep ... Not only about train but ..life
Really really nice documentry. Sir you made me cry several times while watching. My heart goes out for workers and commuters of this line . God bless them all.
Documentary of Human Spirit. Beautiful!!
This place is just 10km from my home in madhubani district of Bihar,
These people are speaking Maithili language which is language of mithilanchal,Bihar
Don't know why we are two countries while my uncle,fufa,fua ji all are now in Nepal,
Janakpur is nearest town of Nepal from Bihar,
We are one people but divided by border only,
We can travelled across border without visa,we often visit to Nepal for Himalayan tour,very close from us
I hope Nepal gets incorporated in India & become a part of it,it will develop immensely,
Coming to this video,I have also travelled on Nepali train,but now India has built a new train route in Nepal,which is very good for India & Nepal people,
Shivam Sinha ,I enjoyed reading your comment ,hopefully your family and all other families have safe travels on the railway ,and on your visits to your family ,thanks for sharing.
India aretaking land illegaly india govt is thief and india is a greedy country work only for profit.hate from nepal
@@alinbade6569 you are not Nepali,u are Pakistani
Nepal will develop on its own. We have less educated unemployment than India. We are better in hunger index, mother child care, rural sanitation etc. than India. Because of the decade long civil war exported by India to Nepal, the devastating earthquake and economic blockade by Mr. Modi our development stood at standstill. In the next two decades Nepal will overtake India and many other nations in South Asia.
@@belbahadurg1 bro,you are filled with hatred,go ahead,god bless Nepal,but for me Nepal is brother of India,
PS. Janki FM in Janakpur,Nepal is owned by my own uncle,on name of my aunty Janki Devi..
We love Nepal not hatred people like you
Well done documentary. You have not forgotten about the old railways. Thank you God, just for the flies alone, I might not be able to sleep, eat or live.
Very good documentary, made me realise the true hardships in life
This is the definition of why public transport is crucial for for connecting towns!
I'm glad that i watched this and my heart broke a little seeing the old steam locomotives in ruins
Thank you for sharing this. I realy enjoyed this look into the [plight of Nepal / India
Too good a documentary. Editing and camera work is top notch, while story-line connects with audiences altogether. 👍👍👍
Excellent work. Depicted the part played by this train. It is like an old mother struggling to keep their children live. I request BBC to show the feelings of the heros when they travel by the new train to be commissioned. Hats off.
My Ancestral Home is the Last House on Indian Border .In fact the nearest Govt Hospital for us was the Hospital Of Janakpur in Nepal ,where I was born.As a Young Boy we would go to 'no mans land' to play cricket on the Indo-nepalese border.Now I see Military Post coming up...Recently a man was shot by Nepalese Border Guards...Tension is rising and peace between neighbors is collapsing
lots of love from nepal for who makes this documentary....
This route converted into board gauge.... and high class train introduced
The spiritual strength of these people is just amazing.
Blessings to the people of Nepal and India 🙏
Good documentary for the next generations to show the importance of railway line and the connections within countries
Beautiful, heart touching. above all rezina comments on religion is highly commendable
Very sad documentary I hope tha Almighty st make life easier for all those hard working people and my Salam to Rozeena and her family 👪 *****
for those who dont know they are speaking maithili which is common in bihar and borders of nepal
This is the director - and I am a maithil
Heart wrenching ! But innocence on there faces in difficult times give me hope. All the best !
9:43, They'll work unpaid to keep the line alive, Admirable
I need background humming song ( aash lagaye bethi hu kab se )
Pls give me any hint or link, I was searching All the internet but can't find this. 17:10
18:39 such amazing words of inspiration and heartache from the kids and their mother. May God bless then all.
The song sung in the doc touched my heart
Any idea whats the name of the song?
@@maggieman3134 did you find it?
@vignesh r nope not yet
Super Presentation....well structured...nice contents...WellDone🌹🧡🚦
The background song was outstanding. can you anyone tell me who is the singer and what is the title of the song?
In Indian railway, Still Few 20-25 year Locomotives running smoothly. And In Nepal they finished off 20 year old engines donated by India..Shows the work Ethics.
Anyway salute To Rezina.I wish she gets a happy comfortable life.
now it has changed, india has constructed a new railway(broad gauge) line as well as provided train for daily commutes
Very good documentary sir ,really feel sad for the people who are totally dependent on the train to run their life and hope 1 day their misery will be solved, really heart melting story.
Hope the track will reopen and these people will enjoy better life.
This documentary have made my eyes wet.
It is a wonderful documentary.thanks BBC. I really wept seeing this video.now we are in 2021.jaypur janakpuridham has been upgraded to modern broadguage line . please make video about that . That will make a good end to this documentary.
Some live in Mansions others in broken down shacks , Lord what kind of world have you made...
I guess they found their miracle. This line was gauge converted to broad gauge with replaced tracks this year and the rolling stock will be replaced for something less, uh, utterly doomed. Service starts on Gandhi's birthday. Nepal Railways was dissolved in 2014 though.
Did everyone keep their jobs?
Trevor Grayling the company was dissolved my dude, nobody kept anything. I think Indian railways is training up new staff for the new company. The line is being built by India as like a diplomatic thing. A rather expensive endeavor too at that. So I don't think you'll see much of Regina and others riding on the roof of something India discarded decades ago now either, sadly.
@@excitableboy7031 Here's what it looks like now, 2 1/2 years later. ruclips.net/video/NsHAirvYv0M/видео.html
And don't worry about Regina. She and others like her will do ten times better than before :) I'd wager that a lot of the old Nepal Railway guys will also get jobs on the Nepal side. Things are changing very fast.
Better than any box office hollywoodmovie....narrators for rlys remind me of 60s newsreel....long-live Indian rlys...
That is Bernard Hill - captain from Titanic Movie
Aman:”Does this train belong to your father”
Haha. What an amazing people .i have so much respect for them! Beautiful documentary
India should take care of Nepal ....
16:05 can someone tell me what's the name of this song? Or the original source of this song...
There are so many life's lessons to be learnt here, poverty, desperate survival, coexistence of different nationalities and faiths divided by imaginary borders, colossal mismanagement by corrupt government officials, unequal opportunities in job, education, and life style, all that make this world an unfair and yet colourful and hope giving canvas for the future. It is up to humanity to draw the map for the future after overcoming all obstruction and there in lies hope without which survival would be impossible.
Give more help to Nepal , India government give importance to it , more roads and railway to Nepal from India , Nepalis are our brothers
Hame kuchha nahin chahiye. Nakebandi mat karna aur hamare haq ki air route de dena.
@@belbahadurg1Haq Ka Air Route
Aur Uspe kya Fly karega Chinese Debt
Chutiye
I used to watch this on Netflix but they took it off. Glad to see it on here!
This was on NETFLIX WHAT!?
@@KizzMyAbs it was, but they took it off :(
This is a positive attitude of these people keep pation 💪💪💪💪💪
BEST documentary ever!
3:54
Some guy : "So what is the gauge of this rail line?"
Engineer: "Well, whichever you want, a new one every 3 meters."
Sita maa will be very happy , good filming .
I'm a train and I approve this video choo choo! :)
No factory no building. Bro. See the natural beauty. Those rich(so called) countries can never get that peace and calmness of the nature. That's not called poor idiot(BBC). That is the real richness.
Does this richness feed of empty and hungry stomachs? What to do with this natural richness?
Better connectivity will help everyone,now nepal can get resources from and send exports to indian ports faster and indian ports in turn will process more creating new jobs.We should work together more to help each other.
Wonderful Documentary
I'm live in kolkata but my native place is madhubani and madhubani isn't far away from nepal's border. I have been there for a long period and went nepal lots of time . Specially janakpur because janakpur is a famous place for hindus because of goddess sita's native place.
I love this documentary because they have used my mother tongue maithili as well...
Director is Maithil
Today still remeber Date 14 nov 2021 .Thanks U TUBE my age 85
This is an amazing doc, not only does it the capture the history but the day to day struggles of locals and they're resilience to facing problems
The last (apr 2022 ) month Indian Government restore Jaynagar-Janakpur Railway after gauge Changing narrow to Broad .....😊😊😊😊💐💐💐💐
Synchronization of music with happening s of passengers.Encouraging young Nepali to bring blossoms to their state.
Sometimes I really wanna know about the current situation of these guys like Rajina & Aman, how they are living, where are they now
exactly my friend, towards the end this is what troubled me, infact i am going to my native next month in April/May and after watching this, i am planning to go to Jaynagar and see if trains are plying or not, i have done many trips to Nepal in childhood but nothing in past 20yrs. Will surely do this time and will try to find out about Aman
@@abhishekjha346 I wonder if Regina Still travels along this route? And how she is doing today in 2021.
@@abhishekjha346 please do it and reply here
That eye- roll at 26:02 is priceless! :D
I know. Hilarious! She's like "What the hell?"
Since the documentary was filmed years ago the indian gauged line has opened and even the diesel in this documentary has been dumped.
Very hear touching documentry.simply love it.❤️👌👍
The youth of India ought to be protected because they are the future of the world. It is the problem of corruption all over the world. The higher ups keep most of the money and what little is left, goes to the rest of us.
One of the finest documentry !