beautiful video-doc., Thanks for bringing this to us. Informative and entertaining. I always felt that thing really don't change much in terms of culture etc and this is the evidence of that. we are amazingly overpopulated now and destroyed the city and its fora and fauna. Pollution has massively gone up and too many people create bad vibrations to concentrate in a smaller area, all our cities are facing the same issue.
The fantastic thing is that Bombay had that simplicity and innocence too , with her charismatic forwardness ( how advanced Bombay was and yes, Bombay was beautiful than Mumbai ) And the best part no plastic, no pollution , no crowded streets even with the hustle and bustle of regular work . Nostalgic.. Frankly only reason of liking is that nostalgic touch ...Stop calling us some Asians .. We are Indians.
Thank you very much, Olive Morgan, for providing us such rare glimpses of Bombay streets, and of Juhu in the late 1930s. It is striking how dark & small the Indian natives look in comparison with the British {or American) family staying in that beach-side bungalow...
*Did I miss anything...* Time 1:25 Juhu Beach (i think) Time 2:40 Churchgate Station Time 2:46 Eros Theater Time 3:10 Flora Fountain Time 3:26 Marine Drive Time 3:58 OLD Taj Hotel Time 4:43 Kalbadevi - Crawford Market Time 4:49 Jama Masjid, Janjikar Street, Kalbadevi, next to Zaveri Bazar Time 6:41 Juhu Time 12:06 Breach Candy Club
@@nironeko2242 I disagree. With numbers less than 10% of us, the British defeated us -- in battle after battle, 1757 to 1810. As a result, a nation of 200 million people came to be ruled over by barely 20,000 Brits ! That means 1 Brit showed himself equal to 100 Indians ! I am ashamed that we were so divided (amongst ourselves) that we just could not overthrow them -- until Gandhiji came along in 1916 or so, and began the process of creating a united Hindustan. It took another 29 years before we had the intelligence & strength to make them leave....
![[1914] Old Delhi Streets](/img/1.gif)
How calm it was..beautiful! Thanks to the camera man/men. Because of him we are seeing it today 👍
Bahoot hi khoobsurat old is gold purani yadein kitni pyari hai.
Wow Bombay uss time hi itne aghe thaaa oh sab cheeje hamare ganv ke log recent year tak nahi deke
गये वो दिन. बस रह गयी यादे. ❤
Thanks for showing such an old video. The people who r not lived today. How wonderful to see the Mumbai appx 100 years back.
beautiful video-doc., Thanks for bringing this to us. Informative and entertaining. I always felt that thing really don't change much in terms of culture etc and this is the evidence of that. we are amazingly overpopulated now and destroyed the city and its fora and fauna. Pollution has massively gone up and too many people create bad vibrations to concentrate in a smaller area, all our cities are facing the same issue.
Very best old Mumbai very best your video thank you
No plastic. So clean....
Nice video old people beautiful
Mein nehi tha us time lekin mere dil
me bahut nostalgic ho raha hain
Journey of Lord Mountbaton to PM Rishi Sunak is amazing.... !!!
The fantastic thing is that Bombay had that simplicity and innocence too , with her charismatic forwardness ( how advanced Bombay was and yes, Bombay was beautiful than Mumbai ) And the best part no plastic, no pollution , no crowded streets even with the hustle and bustle of regular work . Nostalgic.. Frankly only reason of liking is that nostalgic touch ...Stop calling us some Asians .. We are Indians.
Thank you very much, Olive Morgan, for providing us such rare glimpses of Bombay streets, and of Juhu in the late 1930s. It is striking how dark & small the Indian natives look in comparison with the British {or American) family staying in that beach-side bungalow...
*Did I miss anything...*
Time 1:25 Juhu Beach (i think)
Time 2:40 Churchgate Station
Time 2:46 Eros Theater
Time 3:10 Flora Fountain
Time 3:26 Marine Drive
Time 3:58 OLD Taj Hotel
Time 4:43 Kalbadevi - Crawford Market
Time 4:49 Jama Masjid, Janjikar Street, Kalbadevi, next to Zaveri Bazar
Time 6:41 Juhu
Time 12:06 Breach Candy Club
Amazing that none of them were obese.
We miss our earlier days of beautiful Bombay we love Bombay
🇮🇳જય ભારત ❤️ જય શ્રી રામ 🇮🇳
Bina plastic ke sab kuch bahut clean lag raha hai.
feeling ashamed our ancestors were enslavved by them.
@@nironeko2242 I disagree. With numbers less than 10% of us, the British defeated us -- in battle after battle, 1757 to 1810. As a result, a nation of 200 million people came to be ruled over by barely 20,000 Brits ! That means 1 Brit showed himself equal to 100 Indians ! I am ashamed that we were so divided (amongst ourselves) that we just could not overthrow them -- until Gandhiji came along in 1916 or so, and began the process of creating a united Hindustan. It took another 29 years before we had the intelligence & strength to make them leave....
@@narendrapanjwani1243
Yes you are right..
Surprisingly, there is an video cameras n 1930, might be recorded for a documentary film.
Clean and disciplined
My INDIA, Mumbai ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
,All in all we have wrecked Paradise...
All the. Coconut trees have gone and are replaced by buildings, development?
There was Mahatma Gandhi also.Wonder how many viewers saw him?
Old people Sadha insan
Sad to see outsiders enjoying natives wealth.
Yes,M.Gandhi Going With Followers.
Bullsheet. This is not in 1930. this can be in 1965/70
Wish britishers had not left india
Is vidio me Jummah masjid or mangaldas market vala rod dekha
Churchgate station bhi
Ye hai Bombay meri jaan ! Bombay naam mei jo glamour hai Mumbai mei ek pratisat bhi nahi 👎👎👎👎
Bombay naam rakhne se pahle bhi woh Mumbai tha. Aaj bhi hai aur kal bhi rahega...