A short film revolving around the life of a small boy of Bombay in year 1967. Old views of Mumbai Locals, BEST Buses, Roads etc. Produced & Written by Noel Desouza
by watching this ...i realised how my grandparents struggles throughout their life...this made me to respect them even more...and yaaa i love my country even more now......my heart belongs to this beautiful country...my india
Yeah ...only thing I fear about living in those days is the Unnoticed injustice... Not saying that everything is fine now...but at least people can expose the injustice happening on social media.... And in that era...Mumbai was Ruled by South Indian Dons... Now we have greater access to stuffs....but I guess the small enjoyment of little things which children in that era could...isn't available for children now..... Stress nahi tha kisiko
you talk like you are some time traveller😅...cause I don't think non time travelers will mention "AD" in while telling when they were born 😄...just saying
I am little younger than this boy i was born in 1974, but i have seen those days very wonderful days and Golden Era, but by the Grace of GOD our family were Rich and we studied in ST Mira's English school, but there were no difference between poor and Rich I had all types of friends. Very very beautiful days
Beautiful?? Zara slums me ho ke ana bhai. Mumbai jaisa faltu sher hai hi nhi. Sher kum slum jyada hai. I agree there some posh places exist but they only exist for the rich that’s it!!! Mumbai ek bhul bhulaiya hai iss sher ke jhase me mat ana. Jitni khubsurat yeh sher lag raha hai utni hai nhi!!
Miss that Marathi and Konkani culture nowadays . While I was child i used to go with my grandpa everyday for walk. Damn I would give my everything to live that days again. No smartphone social media just me and my friends riding cycles in 1994 .
I will call it a golden age!! Things changed post 1992 riots and when cell phones were introduced and chawl turned into big towers !! I miss my old home!!
Having such a blend of emotions. Have no words to speak. Its even a year before my father was born. The Buildings, the Cars (Premier Padmini Taxis), the Bikes, the Shops, the Local Train... Amazing Documentary!
@@shonesb i wil tell u how d hell ther ws sukun wht u think only in those days kids wer wrking? Cant u c even today kids r wrking in so mny places eg hotels
I loved this Bombay I grew up in. I loved the simple honest people. I stayed in Bandra which was relatively better off. But I loved excuses to stay at the houses of the 'working classes'. I miss this terribly. Thanks.
I see my father's childhood in that boy the only thing is his father didn't work for all his life and kept removing children's first his wife looked after him and then his children,it took almost 50years to come out of poverty for us still we keep fast for him once in a year and give him what ever he liked during pitra paksh God only knows from which mud this Indian are made of long live culture long live Indian 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
The boy in the video knew that he was being filmed, of course you cannot ignore a giant camera pointing in your face incessantly, in fact the boy was acting for the documentary maker and then got paid for the effort he put in.
@@IND_GAMER_I per Jiwan Ak saman nhi hai bhai pahle ki baat alag thi aaaj alag hai samche This was the Golden Age And Here We Live Is Not Good,,,Really.
@@CloudyGamingCG Aapka Bachpan tha kya ye? Hume bhi apna Bachpan golden lagta Hai kyuki aage life me Bohot kuch rapidly badalta Hai...and responsibilities aati Hai..
I moved to Ambernath in the year 1967 from Varangaon which is near Bhusaval. I lived in Ambernath till 1971 before moving to Bengaluru.. How can I ever forget my travels in the local trains and the sindhi camps in Ullas nagar.I would catch the Dadar Dhombivili fast to reach back Ambernath. Well 54 years have gone by. Bombay's fast life and the house arrest corona life are poles apart😗😗
I was born 1958 . Now I am 62 years but wo waqt me sub pyar se rehte th. Crime bahoot kam th. Honesty th. Chiting nahi th. Simple life th. Logo me pyar bahoot th. Milzul ker rehte th gujra hua zamana aita nahi dubara.
not true , so called golden era was not so golden for those who loved thru that , they consider today generation lucky , i meet many ppl , they told us they struggle for small small things and life was very hard , today its abundance , so you are wrong
pity small family sweating every single day for a bread(chapatti). I'm so curious to know what he must doing for a living and where he is residing.He must be now around 65 years old
When I was studying in Madras , I used to travel to Bombay to visit my friends during holidays. This is POOR part of then Bombay. I stayed at Western Hotel in Marine Drive, Churchgate was beautiful, Bandra where my friend lived was beautiful too. Negative video. I am not an Indian citizen but this is slum not actual Bombay. Bus services, electric trains, taxis were all available. The place was cooler than it is now with lots of trees. Same with otherparts of India, very negative video claiming Bombay but showing slum life.
raghvendra rao 50% of Mumbai is still slums. I know truth is hard to swallow but why would u want to sugarcoat things to make yourself feel better? India is still a third world country
Interesting film! I am from Bombay and recognize many of the locations. Like the little Satya, I worked in my childhood, but fortunately I got education...now I live in USA.
4:32 electric trian ? Yes ,i seart on Google and it 1925 the first electric train ran in bombay ...i thought electric train were not there in back 1967 but guess I'm just big goofball!
Life was at a different zone at that time. Quality and luxury was less but more. Simplicity and closeness was. There..... People were less. Selfish and. Self centered.... People had values.... Things change with time and maybe 50 years from now. Things will be very different what it used to be now... Many of us won't live like many of them in this video. Generations come and go but legacy lives forever.....
sanch Sanchayan brother think twice before comment... 2017 Mumbai population is 2 crores...50% living in slums...40% living in bird nest like 1RK rooms...only 0.001% are living like normal humans... first change their standerd of living...then I and my mother India automatically changes...
Yogesh bangaru so true . . . but if we want to earn more, have more, live more, WE have to be worth more. Education first, then persevere and don't quit. Keep on keeping on what we want. When we can have more, we will then have something to give others to encourage them the same ways. You've done a lot of thinking about this that's obvious and I commend you.
Yogesh Banaru, bhai, that's a lie. In order to have more you have to be worth more. A better life does not happen by other people paying for it. Again, Bhai! To have more YOU have to be worth more. Do it.
