Bombay (Mumbai) in 1962 मुंबई

Kees Renard filmed on R8 Kodachrome Bombay when working on board of the Dutch freighter 'Straat Johore'. See other film clips of his voyages. See my other 1250 clips by searching KZbin with 'michael rogge'
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[@Adeel808s]

Most of these kids are now our senior citizens! Clip was kinda beautiful,it sent me into philosophical trip.

[@hoshang747]

U mean nostalgic trip

[@pushpalatajagtap9638]

Yes we are now senior citizens. We love our Mumbai .

[@deepakjena3628]

@@pushpalatajagtap9638 it would be good if age would get stopped in 25 years

[@nikhilchomal2257]

Deepak Jena watch movie “in time” it kinda deals with this idea

[@theragingcyclone]

same here. i don't know why but there is some kind of charm to look at these bygone era videos and how life was back in those days.

[@devangnayak7161]

The Golden days... when Apple, BlackBerry, Mango were just fruits..!

[@osamabinladen7113]

.....and when cock was just murga 😂😂

[@mohammedghousekhan3372]

Devang Nayak

[@ajaypanchal8009]

Well said bro.agree with u

[@shamsang6479]

Devang Nayak hahahha

[@gauravwaghmare1169]

Devang Nayak well said bhai

[@user-rm2lg5uz4o]

Hard to believe Mumbai existed without traffic

[@bepositivebro776]

Lol 😹🤣🤣I can see that much traffic there and u are saying no traffic

[@Rahul-py8bf]

Bro ,no traffic see video

[@justsomeguywithasmolmustac9476]

Lol true

[@anonymous-me2so]

@@bepositivebro776 I think he means that compared to present there is no traffic 😂

[@Vmvmn141]

Seaman😂😂😂😂😂

[@pratik526]

Mumbai has given me an opportunity to learn and work. I got my first job in Mumbai. Love you Mumbai.

[@aravind-456]

Me too

[@jissu1540]

@@aravind-456 How bro

[@mayur4699]

My great grandma cried when i shown this video to her.

[@PopularTower]

Why

[@kingslayer9316]

Showed*

[@sudhakars6189]

Titanic grandma

[@AjayYadav-km7nt]

@@sudhakars6189 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 arey bhai sirf do words mein troll Kar diya

[@joydeepghosh9414]

What's her age now ?

[@AB-eq9tf]

Once upon a time in Mumbai...there was peace, space, beauty, and serenity. For dacades this city has been brutally abused.

[@vipin395]

and people were more civilized less crowded, no dirty streets and stuff

[@gammersunity4117]

@@vipin395 yeah

[@AnupSingh-kw3ww]

Because the gap between the rich and poor was not as much as it is now.

[@bepositivebro776]

How dirty streets there were

[@rini9325]

the mumbai in the clip looks exactly like today lmao, except there's more traffic. Nothing else has changed.

[@havepatience2090]

0:38 who knew that this dog will be seen on our mobile screens after 57 years!

[@AbhishekSanyalTGV]

Very deep! Considering this dog has long since been dead.

[@abhilashkhajuria]

I feel emotional for the dog.He is full of life but now he is nowhere

[@theragingcyclone]

yes the dog and the cows standing next to him have been immortalised by this video 😊

[@AmanGupta_002]

They dog and cow is still alive, because soul never dies.

[@abhilashkhajuria]

@@AmanGupta_002 well said

[@ksg7821]

We really miss and always remember the life and times of Bombay that we enjoyed before the 70s.

[@user-dj3to1we7d]

Ok

[@orientlover1]

Old pictures and films always make me sad. This was 55 years ago and most of them seen walking in this film, whom we will never know, may not be alive today - and of course some children too.

[@michaelijsbrand]

Indeed I get few responses from people who appear in my old film vids. Yet, I'm still alive and 87 years old.

[@lesterdesouza7930]

Was not in that film myself but was alive and am still seemingly alive now :) I do remember those days.

[@surajsisodia7329]

MichaelRogge wow sir nice may u live long

[@premnalin4529]

Same with me in the PAST but what can we do ? Nothing is in our hands. If you understand life,love,death, sadness will disappear & the one & only way to bliss: www.osho.com , OshoTalks/KZbin , osho.radio.net , Good Luck !

[@krisnnapalsingh4076]

People die that doesnt make sad its natural everyone die but what make u sad is nostalgic time the world use to be totally different and peaceful at that time but now everything changed i was born in 1993 i dont know about 1962 but i still miss my childhood era of early 20's

[@understandinglife2481]

The road back then was a lot cleaner without any pot holes

[@sitarampednekar9347]

CRACK ME JACK ya bro

[@idontcarei]

due 2 low population

[@ashutoshbhol667]

CRACK ME JACK hell yeah

[@melodicnostalgic3823]

Because there were rarely any automobiles ? Lol..

[@mynameiskhan6757]

+vir kaan yes and the traffic much more organized . The beautiful double decker buses as well

[@Otterman214]

No Activas, No Splendors. Back then population was less than 60 crores in whole India.

[@smitthakar]

But the people u see in this video, are the maiin reason behind ttodays population 😂😂😂🤣

[@woofwoof3590]

@@smitthakar 😂😂 correct

[@smitthakar]

@Ranjit Tyagialthough Sanjay Gandhi was right

[@smitthakar]

@Our ship Barham today this ratio is 1.3 to 1.5

[@SanG-tc3gb]

Even no televisions.. no mobiles ect...

[@honedrazorblade]

I lived in Kalina in the Military camp as it was known back then in 1966 and Santa Cruz was crowded then too, and I visited again in 2011, and was blown away by the change and crowds. But it brought back wonderful memories.

[@mrx6384]

I noticed that most of people wearing white colour clothes which are suitable for indian climate.

[@theguywithanextremelylongu337]

mr x Mahatma Gandhi had revolutionised white clothing of Khadi cloth. Everyone wore white, grey and brown back then until now, and we have westernized

[@nupurguha4167]

And also white colour is used for reflecting light.

[@gyananchan4256]

Also I don't think dyes and printing were big things back then, were they?

[@rohanmore5923]

Wise people then

[@abhishekjakate2195]

Tab maaan aur niyaat dono white theee, aaj ki tarah nahi dear.

[@Gopal1939]

Nostalgia. 1960s. Self walked these streets (VT, Flora Fountain, D N Road...) several times..

[@Justubebo]

Gopal Nair salute to you people sir,

[@zishantarafdar7907]

bjjh he died as u said rip

[@kunal-ko]

Sir I'd like to ask 1 question Where did we go wrong about the cleanliness ?

[@worldfree4music324]

Now what are you doing sir?

[@amalrai7817]

Annu unclenu age ethrayaanu????

[@loneexplorama7914]

This was when my dad was a young man and went to the states.. he was never much of a talker and there are hardly any pics from that time. Thanks for showing me the city he lived in.

[@moo2]

Finally KZbin Recommend This Video .....

[@mehndi9595]

My grandparents married that year. Kind of interesting to see what the times looked like back then!

[@AllMovies9190]

Oh so sweet

[@kaladwarakanath5503]

In that case, you are too young to be here! 😁

[@PoojaDeshpande84]

Kid how old r u

[@Raa-agent]

My grandparents were probably seeking for alliance.

[@saisagarsingh3340]

U doin good

[@arunanand2809]

I was there as a 6 year old child in Santa Cruz. The shooting of battle scene of Dev Anand's Hum Dono happened near the Air Force Station . I had chicken pox and mom did not take me to the shoot . Both mom and Dev sahab are no more .

[@pukhrajrathodpukhrajrathod510]

Arun Anand , who is dev sahab in which.it.happend

[@pukhrajrathodpukhrajrathod510]

In which year it wass happened

[@vin441]

Pukhraj Rathod Pukhraj Rathod dev sahab dev anand

[@vin441]

Arun Anand sadhana also no more hum dono movie.

[@rishinimal]

Wow nice to know , my father had shifted to Santacruz Rly Qtrs (east) in 1962 , we spent almost 44 yrs in that qtrs Santacruz..

[@RajivLochanPanda]

I lived in that city till 2018, it's crazy how easily all of those buildings are still recognisable and I could imagine exactly which location is shown in these clips. Final clip is Gol Deul (Mandir) in Nagpada.❤️

[@abhishekchatterjee6162]

I feel the urge for time travel whenever I see old videos like this

[@RoParky]

At 1:06, the man's face resemble a current Indian actor called Ronit Roy!! Time traveller??

[@AdityaSingh-xv4pg]

crashingtubelights -Brilliant observation.. Reincarnation maybe 😀

[@RoParky]

Thanks! Time traveller??

[@nidhi_shrivastava_official]

crashingtubelights ... yes I also feel the same.. that man look like Ronit roy..

[@alwinrichard8313]

crashingtubelights

[@RoParky]

Thanks Bae!!

[@pcbpako]

I passed my S.S.C. exams in 1962 .

[@outbackandabout]

Congrats Sir!

[@pcbpako]

Thanks Sir!

[@abhayraj8717]

Prakash Kumar Balekundri thats unbelievable

[@outbackandabout]

@Abhay19 - why would that be unbelievable?

[@sonias3509]

Prakash Kumar Balekundri now whts urs age ?

[@ROCKYROCKSTAR2112]

Take me in that era... :-( What a golden era that was.. I miss that dubble decker bus.. my childhood sweet memory..

[@fnt_harresj3347]

ROCKY ROCKSTAR i am not indian but i want to know are there still double deckers there?

[@tanishsalunkechannel9897]

@@fnt_harresj3347 yes there are double decker buses somewhere but the double decker trams are not alive

[@ashwinshanbhag857]

Bombay was so beautiful, so clean and so much stress free than it is today

[@mauleshb]

Beautiful yes, but CLEAN?? I don't think so! As a very young boy in 1962, the memory of dumped wet garbage on the street with flies all over still haunts me.

[@michaelijsbrand]

Indeed. The first part was taken by Kees Renard. As the 8mm film was rather short I added some scenes taken by my late friend Cees André de la Porte about the same time but in 16mm!

[@chinkurtz]

MichaelRogge Thank you so much Sir.

[@milinnastikaa8578]

Yhaa..great sir..thanks..

[@vishal16193]

thanx

[@shamsang6479]

Thank u sir

[@ratnakantsawant9090]

Thank u sir

[@indianzain7315]

Aae dil hai mushkil jeena yaha zara Bach k zara bachna ye hai bombay meri jaan💖💘💕

[@ravebrave8866]

it was applicable when the song was written now see the condition of this crowded city...

[@Harry2002-z9q]

Now mumbai is just slums and crowded and terrible infrastructure nothing compare to other international cities

[@satyapalsinghnetam3549]

बहुत "अनमोल" सुन्दर अतीत की वीडियो है...ना ख़त्म होनी वाले यादे..

[@mra.tripti]

Just how clean, no traffic and simple but lovely lifestyle ❤️

[@rishabhsharma6816]

look at the crowd in 1962 and in 2016 also the condition of road was lot better.

[@RollsRoyceFanatics]

Rishabh Sharma the taxis look cleaner too

[@MsSana7]

Mhj

[@lpsluver1000]

Rishabh Sharma It's like they're technologically improving backwards

[@ZeeshanMRaje]

Shivsena was not there at that time to " Make Mumbai dirty again "

[@bhaiyyamali6552]

Rishabh Sharma BF sexy gana

[@shreyash555]

having lived in one of those chawls of south Bombay feeling v nostalgic!!!

[@soumyasalian6692]

I don't know why but this entire video made me smile

[@laddujaan1980]

kash main us waqt payda huwa hota toh shayad aysi sukun ki zindagi milti aj kal toh log bht bizy aur srif phone pe hi milte hai

[@gym_fitness7824]

Right

[@farhanali-qy7jt]

Han fir Tu ye bolta kash ... M mugal salntant m paida hota .. are Bhai jab 2080. Ayga ya 2059 to log puchnge apse ki 2020 KSA tha

[@amoljoshi3263]

@@sanjeevm Sahi bola Bhai

[@navinsharma2085]

1:17 Elegancy at its best. Style in the lady

[@jatinmulgund9476]

She was hot, and no one was checking her out.

[@adyashukla3406]

@@jatinmulgund9476 agreed, I think we've gone back in time, if a woman wears the same dress at this time, she'll be a prey to so many glances and remarks.

[@User-45456-hurtfh]

Nope

[@shivanimalik9156]

Wow it took me to that era Thanks for preserving those moments 🤗🤗🤗

[@smitawadher8046]

I was born much after but thank you for this glimpse. The roads then looked much better than now. Some buildings still look the same.

[@DeepakEapenKoothoor]

Thank you Sir, i have always wondered how things would have been in the 60s, you give me that glimpse. It's precious.

[@mmafan8407]

Nothing much has changed except for the population. Buildings remain unpainted, ambassador cars and double deckers still ply on roads, street hawkers and peddlers are everywhere.

[@RajputRider]

MMAfan n those ear cleaners too 😂 @2:26

[@toytafortuner]

MMAfan i think nothing changed grt in bharat due to congress gov

[@akhilthomas5713]

@@toytafortuner maybe..hope so in next 60 years we become the superpower.

[@hardrock342]

@@toytafortuner congress built the public sector of india. I think our next 100 years will be spent blaming congress and next 100 years after that will be spent blaming bjp. Truth is, our country is corrupt to the core and that's the reason why we stayed the same. In words of gandhi, "No matter how great constitution is, it is bound to fail if people will not follow it properly" and the words still hold true today.

[@hardrock342]

@@akhilthomas5713 India won't be a superpower in this century, that's for sure.

[@Faithful19681]

A masterpiece with terrific sound editing. Great video, Love it.

[@saig123]

Wow ....without mobiles...what a peaceful life

[@BhagyanagarRE]

Bro hope u aren't watching this video on mobile while leaving this comment..

[@saig123]

@@BhagyanagarRE ha ha...u r intelligent bro

[@ShahrukhKhan-ib6oz]

In the 1960's no terror no celebrities were among us just Kishor Kumar was the best!!!! Some just gives us the footages of shooting but you also gives us the audio quality so it's like I travelled the real Mumbai of the 1960's just for 3 minutes!!! Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!

[@dv9239]

60s weren't that great for India The world was being terrorized by superpowers who had nukes There's a war with China in 1962 Inflation And our Prime Minister was poisoned and died in Russia

[@divakarsnatarajan]

Missed the trams, bhelpuri vendors, the pony rides at the band stand, the bishti water carriers, the pavement shops on DN Road, Excelsior cinema... :)

[@davidjacob5828]

That you for posting this iconic film of my place of birth!!!

[@kaygee7848]

My grandfather was born in the slums of Mumbai in 1940 and at 15 he migrated to Malaysia where he worked and started a small business. Later he opened a bakery and grocery shop in Penang. Today my family owned a few groceries, bakeries and two factories. Till today we thanked my grandfather who came from the slums of Mumbai and changed the lives of his future generations forever. I remembered his last words " you can be the lowest of caste but nobody can judge you or decide what you should do with your life"

[@michaelijsbrand]

Great to hear that your grandfather did so well !

[@faizanal-haque4529]

Vada pav at that time?

[@kushagrapandey2466]

These people are the ones who fought for INDIA. May their soul RIP

[@fardeen_0047]

Kushagra Pandey chutiya hai

[@rocketlaunch99]

He means they're from the generation that was there during the freedom struggle. Obviously it was a collective effort after all.

[@kunal-ko]

Lol

[@moltenlava1877]

Pro Gamer Tu chutoya

[@SuperSigma69]

1962 looks more developed than some parts of india. This is so embarrassing.

[@JackieShroffFan]

BEST TIMES :) simple nobody has got there head stuck in mobile phone lol

[@AnishJBhave]

JackieShroffFan yes the best of times ,when it was common to die from diseases easily cured today and to have no reliable instant communication and no way to transmit ideas fast, truly the best of times

[@theguywithanextremelylongu337]

Anish Bhave Exactly! Sarcasm at its best...

[@saddamfaridi2861]

raite

[@dafdajignesh1524]

@@saddamfaridi2861 BP picture video May

[@shwetarathore6074]

True sir... That time was best time without mobile speech full life...

[@vinay12jain]

Dekh ke lagta hai us waqt ek sukun ki zindagi jeete the log aur aaj ye sukun crores rupees mein bhi nahi mil sakta.

[@theguywithanextremelylongu337]

vinay jain Ha mere bhai, sukoon ki zindagi jab ek average insaan 40 ki umar main marta tha. Jab koi bhai rog ke ilaj nahi the aur log karz aur gareebi main doobe pade the.

[@akhandbharatkibetijaihind8274]

Bilkul, vo Golden era tha, us samay ke log art ko paise se jyada preference dete the.

[@zaidirctc3674]

Bhai woh time ka drishya apne liye sukoon hai nahi to us waqt ke log to isko bhi crowded bolte the.

[@renukakalal7614]

Thank you for uploading this video

[@raj31675]

Thank you sir for this wonderful everlasting clip in color of that time in India

[@ashishk81]

Most of the video footage from CST area and those old building are there as it is ...love you mumbai ..❤

[@orientlover1]

Most of men and women appearing in this video may not be alive today.

[@pankajgadkari9677]

Is this what comes to your mind after seeing this video? You really have a perverted mind sir.

[@rrkwarmonger]

Pankaj Gadkari how is that perverted ??

[@chetan_naik]

Kinda sad actually, once in future we will also just remain only in videos.

[@RoParky]

Definitley that pup next to that cow and the garbage

[@RoParky]

kuch acha nahi bol sakte kya?

[@shubhamajage2444]

A phenomenal days...which was all time good and gold than today in present 2019😫

[@roshnimonteiro2229]

Wow...i wasn't born yet...no crowds...simple life☺

[@SaurabhRautIR]

You Didn't shoot the Local Trains?

[@atheistismisthebestgoogle548]

May be local train hasn't started

[@tanishsalunkechannel9897]

@@atheistismisthebestgoogle548 harbour line started in 1925 and western line started near 1930. Further they were extended.

[@kings-jq2gp]

Fact is he was not born yet

[@AlokTiwaribhu]

It seems Mumbai hasn't changed much in these 60 years. Also in terms of infrastructure Fort area looks same.

[@onkar096]

Yes. It has the highest number of heritage buildings.

[@rohit.chetry]

Thanks to your lazy state Govt which eats the taxes of yours.

[@Harry2002-z9q]

1960s Tokyo was much better than today's mumbai 🤐

[@vaishalikasturiwale4655]

@@rohit.chetry lazy lol.. Maharashtra has highest gdp and u call lazy..

[@Aatif2008]

youtube is slowing becoming the closest thing ever to a time machine😇😇

[@moltenlava1877]

Most of us were very poor during those days 😢. But surely people and hearts were good.

[@sayankumar1624]

Cities in India were cleaner in sixties and seventies and now these have become dustbins!

[@GS_youtube76]

That's because of plastic.

[@justbasics-behindbarcounte6182]

So avoid unnecessary Plastic from your part, smaller efforts will make changes

[@manek745]

Coz of fukin plastics 😣

[@anjalishejwalkar3400]

My father did Mumbai-Pune up down till 1972. And one of the reasons he stoped it is it took two mins more to cross the road at church gate. And due to that he had to catch the train running! The city was getting more crowded than it could accomodate thats what he said!

[@indiangirl001]

Then what about now 😫

[@Shivam.evolved]

Is it 1962?!...irony is nothing has change..same buses, buildings...i saw a new york video similar to this and there is a vast difference now..we could have developed much more

[@AakashJdp123]

That’s true.

[@vishalchaugule6153]

हा माझा महाराष्ट्र आणि ही माझी मुंबई आहे, हिच्यासाठी जगावं आणि मरावं इतकं महान !!!

[@Leopold3131]

What's interesting is how clean the streets were compared to today. But that's true everywhere. One of the main causes is there wasn't trash being produced to begin with. Goods were not over packaged. When you bought food, you just bought food. You didn't get all this paper and plastic with everything. If we stop buying things that come with trash, we won't have trash. Nice video.

[@rohini5255]

Leopold3131 yep you are right ...

[@fidelcatsro6948]

population was also not bombastic back then...

[@mikrofoto]

Thats wrong. I live in germany and we dont have trash in the streets like in all those shithole countrys. Its only a matter of proper waste management and the mindset of the people who live there.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

yes the thrash stays on the roads for weeks before anyone comes around to clear them...government thrash control service is bad! i seen this in kerala when i visited many years ago..

[@RohanGNair]

This was shot in the richest of the rich areas in Bombay.

[@AjayYadav-fi1un]

How a nice time that era was,we are missing it now too much

[@WXUZT]

Thank You for the upload... Mumbai was so liveable then.... compared to the crowded nightmare it is now...

[@SportsFunDaily]

The people at that time were very honest and whole hearted... Healthy and simple peoples...

[@abhasingh1992]

I am not seeing much change is Mumbai same buildings roads Garbage...... imagine people are watching video in 2070, we all would have died and new generation is watching us in same street, building and road. Life is amazing

[@abhayraj8717]

Abha Singh Thats where fascination of India lies

[@lensbaad6069]

Now you send chills!!

[@itzselysian6248]

I was probably somewhere in my previous life. I didn't even existed , not even my mom and my Nani would have been 1 or 2 yr old. Thinking about this .....the video quality is quite good for it's generation , my par nani's time .

[@fidelcatsro6948]

Country looked wealthier and healthier and prosperous than what it is now..

[@automaticacidemer]

fidel catsro I agree, looks much better then than it is now

[@theguywithanextremelylongu337]

fidel catsro Nope. The clip shown in this video is showing the wealthiest areas of India. The videos you see on the internet today showcase the poorest of poorest areas of India. That's the difference Literacy rate in 1962 - 18% Literacy rate in 2018 - Above 80% GDP of India in 1962 - $36,000,000,000 GDP of India in 2011 - $2,800,000,000,000 Growth rate of India in 1962 - Negative 5.2%... Which means india was going backward by 5% every year in GDP!!!! Growth rate of India in 2018 - Above 9%.. Which means Indian wealth is increasing at a rate of 9% Life expectancy in 1960 - 40 (average person dies at 40) Life expectancy in 2018 - 72 Fertility rate in 1960 - 6 (average woman gives birth to 6 children) Fertility rate in 2011 - 2.4 (average woman gives birth to almost 2 children) India was struggling in 1960s and it was one of the poorest countries.. Your fucking media won't show india in a good light

[@automaticacidemer]

Look I spend a lot of time in India. Most Indians agree the country was in a better state under the English, who are you trying to fool, yourselves?

[@theguywithanextremelylongu337]

Alex S Watch this video : kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGimiGqJZd-rrJY Moreover, all the things that the British had built which includes Railways, roads and infrastructure were collected from INDIANS through taxes and built by Indians labourers. Also, all these railway and road related things were not used for the intention of providing facilities to India but it was to serve as a medium of transporting goods from cities to cities for the benefit of the British. Saying India was under a good light under the rule (read loot) of British is same as saying that getting robbed is cool if the robber steals $1000 worth of cash, but also leaves behind a $10 coin, which happens to be built by the guy who got robbed. I can provide you 100 more facts to prove that the British is British only because of India and otherwise it would not have been wealthy

[@theguywithanextremelylongu337]

Alex S If you have spent a lot of time in India, then did you communicate with the people that were actually from the time when India was under British rule (people that would be 80 or 90 years old) Also, most Indians hate only one country, which is Pakistan and nobody hates British because nobody knows that British actually fucked up India's economy. The best way to ruin a country is to ruin the education system of it. The British changed the medium of education from local languages like Hindi to English and taught the Indian youth that they (British) are actually trying to develop India and not ruin India. The British spread the propaganda of separating the brothers (Hindus and Muslims) into 2 new countries (India and Pakistan) so that they can easily rule and loot India. As a matter of fact, Indians ended up fighting against themselves instead of fighting the real robber (British).

[@MyPrasad1984]

BRITISH ROADS , BRITISH BUILDINGS , BRITISH ARCHITECTURE , BRITISH ENGINEERING , BRITISH CULTURE ... NEED I SAY MORE !

[@prajaktabonde2113]

Are you trying to justify colonization? Sick

[@prajaktabonde2113]

@Captain Starfricker yeah well that holds true for almost all ancient architecture all over the world. Plus road today are shit because of corrupt officials and not due to lack of planning/engineering.

[@ColtraneTaylor]

Victoria/CSMT is not British architecture or culture. It's a blend of many and respectful of British and Indian culture. You however, hate yourself.

[@culturesynamesofficial]

@@brocklesnar5385 especially the Land (once Mumbai was seven different Islands) British connected all of them for more space

[@kdjoshi726]

@@ColtraneTaylor CSMT station's architecture looks a lot European-esque tho

[@prithvimudaliyar7000]

Wondering what camera Michael used to capture these wonderful golden images ..!

[@venkatiyer6461]

PRITHVI MUDALIYAR He has used R8 Kodachrome. click the arrow under the clip you can read more

[@fidelcatsro6948]

Nikon Digital SLR 120MP camera what else amigo? those cameras were brought and smuggled back into the past!!

[@kunal-ko]

I think super 8

[@DuoGamingNation]

Amazing work! Feels like an alternate reality!

[@Dreamer-tp8le]

Good old days . Not born in that era but really love to go back through videos and movies

[@disgurstingshat_]

This feels so nostalgia As if i lived there I lived in that moment

[@rishabhsharma6816]

fort area has not changed much since 1962

[@akhileshrege7636]

That's the heritage area of Mumbai...

[@nishchaysrivastava6251]

Since early 1900’s actuality

[@KUSHHBRINGSITT]

Thank you Michael for sharing the wonderful memories of BOMBAY. Im 91 born & to see these beautiful memories of yesteryear is priceless. And yes BOMBAY was way better than todaY'S MUMBAI. we might have become advanced with Metros and Theatres but, the basics of CLEANLINESS still LACKS

[@radhika00240]

It's bcz Bangladesh freedom war all millions came to India creates dharavi and Rohigays slum area in delhi and mumbai, they still coming. This whole westen press including iran qatar Russia shows only this place as India. Whole world think we all 1.4 billion live in poverty in near garbage bin and eat sand, also this narrative build by hollywood.

[@kdjoshi726]

It was always Mumbai. We marathis always called it Mumbai. Mumbai isn't "today's" or back then.

[@KUSHHBRINGSITT]

@@kdjoshi726 Stop this regional/casteist bullshit & get out of it. My MSG is that it's not as clean as it was before, Mumbai kiwa Bombay swacch asne aavashyak aahe. I'm an Indian and I don't need anyone's approval on calling it Mumbai or Bombay. Patla ka kaka?

[@snehabansal3437]

@@KUSHHBRINGSITT awesome reply

[@indiangirl001]

@@KUSHHBRINGSITT super reply...!!

[@rohansukhwani8095]

Sweet old memories of Bombay, since 1953 by birth staying in Mimbai, nice video.

[@mswsonu]

We can also enjoy this video without fake background sound effects, mumbai is great

[@4444sha]

only honest people...good roads,less people....I wish could go in that era

[@fidelcatsro6948]

now only the cats there are honest...

[@rohan_3128]

But there were many problems there no medical treatment and lack of communication

[@anasfaltics]

thanks for posting. mundane street scenes - people walking, shopping, etc - are so fascinating. love the shot rising up the front of a building, at 0:45. at 2:57 distinct change in quality (and color) of the film: different camera and/or film?

[@vinayshetty1012]

I am born in 1958 , and i was staying in fort area behind handloom house. If you see the road is not having much traffic and its clean, the fire bridge staff used to clean the road in from of handloom house every Sunday morning. Mumbai was heaven.

[@sadiquehaque210000]

KZbin is the closest thing we have to time machine

[@rameshpatil8094]

I love that era....all things are pure that time including humans....

[@bhavikasangale2040]

Wow what a simple life it was thanks you upload this video

[@ajaykumarkonkati]

Wonderful. This video is s GEM. I wish to travel back to this era. Thanks to the admin for posting this video. Plz bring more such vintage videos. 😀💎❤

[@omkart8853]

my grand father stayed in this area even before indepenence .he was having home till 1980 . our family shifted to thane after 1980 . Thats null bazaar , bhuleshwar area near grant road . My Father showed me all this places .

[@SurajIntraday]

awesome video thank u for sharing. i always wondered how history of my city looked liked

[@am1966ath]

Fascinating film..50years ago..central parts of Bombay still looks the same..but there are more cars now.

[@Griffith_1802]

Dressing also changed

[@vasantichikane3006]

किती सुंदर होती मुंबई आमचा जन्म इथे होऊन सुद्धा आम्हाला ही अशी मुंबई पहायला मिळाली नाही, माझ वय आता साठ आहे ,ही पुर्वीचा मुंबई किती छान होती.

[@madhukargodaraa4730]

अरे मेरे पुराने बॉम्बे तू कितना अच्छा था कितना प्यारा था पर अब तो सब जगह बदल गई सड़क को पार करना भी कठिन हो गया ।।

[@DHIRAJJKUMARBittu]

its still the same only population explode

[@theguywithanextremelylongu337]

Ranjit Tyagi India is a democratic country. We can't force Indians not have kids. Its their choice! Even Europeans has 10 kids when they were poor. Average Indian woman itself had 6 kids in 1962 and now in 2018, average woman has only 2 kids. Indian population shouldn't be blamed. India has been massively populated since the medieval age and that's why we have one of the highest population in the world!

[@aaradhya678]

That time was a golden time and beautiful

[@bcs455]

These were very tough days for India: war, famine, high levels of poverty and mal-nourishment..

[@Darshujr]

All people wore simple sober white clothes, no traffic, no noises, no pollution... imagine how peaceful it was..😌😌

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

But they wore them perfectly unlike today people wear tacky clothes 🤪

[@RoParky]

Another observation is that, lots of people wore white clothes. Be it Parsee uncles, to young ladies, to kid shining shoes, to roadside barbers, and schoolkids!!

[@sy-en]

crashingtubelights gandhian influence

[@MrCitizenwarrior]

Yeh hai Bombay meri jaan !!! Everyoung everlive..

[@piyushvlogs1209]

That Is The Era Of My Grandfather Missing him 🥺

[@mohsintaufiq4540]

It still looks the same today except it's more crowded.

[@anoop6907]

I just find hardwork everywhere in the video 😊

[@shubhamshinde-of9gf]

At that time Bombay was comparable with London, Paris and at that Dubai was only desert , Singapore was not exist, and New York was small...

[@cyrilgomez]

sss sss true true ...but today Mumbai and Delhi are some of the worst cities to live in .while Singapore Dubai have raced ahead ...

[@malayrao]

You are a fuckin idiot sss

[@malayrao]

I was born and raised in Bombay and that shit hole was never anything near London or paris you ignorant fool

[@kaladwarakanath5503]

New York was small in 1962? Really? Please tell me it's a joke!!

[@nishchaysrivastava6251]

sss sss I don’t think you’ve ever been to New York, nyc has never been small and Manhattan had a beautiful skyline and much bigger than Mumbai compared to 2019

[@human_rights0]

That's why Mumbai called FINANCIAL CAPITAL OF INDIA 🇮🇳

[@ravebrave8866]

now life in mumbai is living hell... with huge crowds & illegal huts now legalized by the government ....

[@ravebrave8866]

@Metal Force there is no action for illegal encroachment plus about population its been on rise as no law for population control & number of kids in each family...