nice to see steam engine

1997 was the golden jubilee year of Pakistan when 50 years was completed of the creation of Pakistan

I was also a bit surprised. I thought the trains would be decorated and fully air conditioned. But there are a few interesting things. The first train had diesel at the front and steam engine at the back, something rare. Also the first one had a few goods wagon in between and an air conditioned passenger coach towards the end. While the trains aren't really very bright (Pakistan has better trains than these ones like Business express and a few more), but the composition of the golden jubilee train was interesting. Pakistan should consider bringing back electrification. They did some 200 km of electrification and electric engines started hauling trains but wires got stolen afterwards. Moreover, there are challenges of generating adequate electricity to power such an infrastructure. Hope they overcome it and bring the project back into the table.

@@MrDebapriyaRoy It was meant to show history, the steam engine was the one which was used during the partition times

Your not understanding the idea is correct but the real thing is that the documentary is not made correctly, my twin brother Jamal Hameed Bhatti designed this train, the real deal was inside where models and sample of different products were displayed, outside of the train was not decorated much as this was also a part of the display, original colour scheme and writing was used to show how and what was the original bogies were like back then and much more, I wish the person who filmed it have taken a more sincere effort in making this documentary.