Thank you Michael I glad you enjoyed it and the curries there were really good.

Ha Ha Mark maybe although everything went smoothly while I was there.

I love Biriyani and make one at least once a week. Today though I made railway curry which I will certainly make again.

@DaveKnowlesFilmmaker Your video made me think of recommending a brilliant (but tragic) series based on the true story of the union carbide disaster in bhopal India. It's called "the railwaymen" (it's on the most well-known streaming channel beginning with "N"). In the immediate aftermath of chernobyl, there were approximately 30 fatalities. In the immediate aftermath of the bhopal disaster, there were 2,259. One week later, another 8,000 and following that another 8,000.

@@matt01506 I remember Bhopal well and since then so many disasters in India where thousands have sadly died. I was asked to go out to Gujarat after the cyclone in 1998 (to film the aftermath on a project I was filming for insurance purposes) when so many died and it was so heartbreaking to see families in villages with no homes left and living under plastic sheets.

We go to India for about a month each year and just love the food especially as it is so different to the curries we get over here.

Thank you David

They certainly do not hang around.

I love India. The people are so welcoming. My wife grew up in Mysore so we try and get over for a month each year. The great thing is we can go to India for a month and it probably costs less than going to somewhere like Spain for a couple of weeks.

@@DaveKnowlesFilmmaker Costs less - and a lot more enjoyable, I imagine. I'm not a bright lights person, I like to see the country and people for what they are; to immerse in their culture. A friend of mine went to India for a month and stayed for over a year. When I visit a town here, I will always head for the Indian restaurants because they all bring their own wonderful meals and atmospheres. I even have a collection of authentic BIR (British Indian Restaurant) recipes and genuine Indian cooking pots/pans/utensils that regularly fill my home with the lovely aromas.

@@PeteLewisWoodwork I am so lucky in my life that I have been paid to film in so many different countries and every time I have been I spend some extra time with the people and learning about their lives. Now it is mainly India I go to and we pay for ourselves but it is so great I would spend 3 or 4 months there if I could.

My pleasure Jim. I have more from India which I will be putting up over the next few months as I shot about 15 stories while I was out there this year.

@@DaveKnowlesFilmmaker Good to know, Dave, and I'll look out for them, as well as your older items of course.

Thank you I am so happy that people liked the video.

Thank you Craig. We must have a catch up some time.

My pleasure Trevor I am so glad you enjoyed it.