But there is someone among the villagers to foil this horrific plan. Train To Pakistan (English, Paperback, Singh Khushwant). The plot is to fell those seated on the roof of the train with a rope tied across the start of the bridge and kill them.
TRAIN TO PAKISTAN IN HINDI WINDOWS
The train is overcrowded with thousands of migrating passengers, who are even perched on the windows and the roof of this train. Enraged at the loss of law and order, they plan their own attack on a trainful of Muslims leaving British India. Sikhs living in this border town have heard numerous stories of Muslims killing, raping, and looting other Sikhs, Hindus, and Christians, and many of whom are their friends and relatives.
Tensions run high near the Indo-Pak border immediately after independence of India in August 1947 when the country is being partitioned with a new country called Pakistan. He single handedly foils the plan to butcher the train passengers sacrificing his own life in the process. The Muslim lover of the village baddie Juggut Singh is supposed to be on the train. Some hotheaded Sikhs from outside the village hatch a plan to kill the Muslims on the train before it it sent to Pakistan. Auto News In Hindi Popular Posts Regional News Bihar Jharkhand MP Chhattisgarh Punjab Rajasthan UP UK Contact Us BAG FILMS & MEDIA LTD Film City, Sector 16A, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301 Phone: 0120 - 4602424/6652424 Email: email protected. Government plans to evacuate Muslims from the village to Pakistan to ensure their safety against the wishes of even the Sikh villagers. Some refugees also troop in from the border. Im glad I did, as it offers a quick and surprisingly entertaining - and educational - glimpse of the bloody civil war that erupted between the Hindus, Sikhs and Muslims in 1947 during the partition of a newly independent India.
TRAIN TO PAKISTAN IN HINDI FULL
Sikhs and Muslims live in harmony in the village till a train full of dead people arrives from Pakistan. TRAIN TO PAKISTAN, by Khushwant Singh, first published in 1956, is something of a classic in India, but I ran across it quite by accident. Seen from the eyes of Hukum Chand the District Magistrate it is an account of the turmoil faced by the inhabitants of village Mano Majra in Punjab on the Indo- Pak border during the period of partition after India attained independence. Seen from the eyes of Hukum Chand the District Magistrate it is an account of the turmoil faced by the inhabitants of village Mano Majra in Punjab on. With Mohan Agashe, Nirmal Pandey, Rajit Kapoor, Smriti Mishra. Seen from the eyes of Hukum Chand the District Magistrate it is an account of the turmoil faced by the inhabitants of village Mano Majra in Punjab on the Indo-Pak border during the period of partition after India attained independence. Train to Pakistan: Directed by Pamela Rooks.
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