In 1930 traveling from Lucknow to .... 'A private video shot by an American couple'.

[@mono_atomic]

KZbin : Let's recommend this beautiful video to this soul after 8 years

[@abhijeetsinghchauhan3262]

but bro...most of the people are now dead who are shown in the entire video....strange🙄🙄 but the video is so nostalgic

[@pubgmobilegameplay4009]

Every people on earth of that era is dead...

[@harshthakur1]

@@abhijeetsinghchauhan3262 no there are people alive from that era

[@amitkumar9429]

Now you are alegibale

[@AsifKhan-ej6xl]

11 years 😂

[@mohammednayab8439]

thanks for that America couples for showing olden views

[@debasishdasgupta7402]

English RIP😇

[@anuragmathur6159]

@@debasishdasgupta7402 language is just a vehicle of thought

[@rgpresentvlog7175]

kzbin.info/door/w014iAa3g-Tq3IiS_90_ZQ

[@mohammadarifkhan7473]

Right

[@Satvik_Insaan]

@Very K apne baare me bol rhe ho?

[@sudarshan3965]

This couple is the first vlogger.

[@saifali-qj2hs]

Thanks to Américan couple jiski wajah sy humein apni history dikhai love from pakistan 🇵🇰

[@serenesnail]

Yes bro love from Hindustan 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@omandtanyalittleworld5400]

Yi o

[@goodfortune4317]

Apni history? Lucknow Punjab mein hai Sindh mein ? tumhari konsi history?

[@saifali-qj2hs]

@@goodfortune4317 l@udo partition se pehle sab aik hi tha india pakistan ki common history hai

[@Sunil-bf1nd]

@@saifali-qj2hs na our history starts from 3000bc , yours starts from 1193

[@apurvshivam3956]

Thanks for this rare video. How clean, calm and organized we were in those days! I think we are deteriorating as a society in many ways.

[@sylviafernandes4067]

Yes. We were 17 years away from Independence

[@HowToVideosAndTips]

India was going through a terrible famine!

[@ganarajrao]

I didn't find any cleanliness sir. It was horrible then horrible now.

[@Known-unknowns]

Don’t be so miserable, chear up!

[@mumbainan]

Looks quite dilapidated even then.

[@sameerpowerful]

i dont know what other noticed, but i couldnt see plastic in this whole video !!!

[@sumedhbengale7842]

Plastics didn't enter widespread use till the late 2nd half of 20th century

[@rahulj9a]

And crowd

[@krishhari4883]

Looks clean as well

[@Rabekahzaynahworld]

I see that if people only rely on their ancestors wealth and culture the other ppl come and treat the previous ppl v badly .the scene where a native indian sadly showing the old golabarod gun

[@shraazkhan1119]

فلم پلاسٹک کی ہوتی ہے کیا.

[@thakurabhisheksingh3661]

अविश्वसनीय, यह वीडियो जिसने भी बनाया है उसका दिल से आभार। कितने शांत वातावरण मे घंटे की आवाज सुनाई दे रही है, गंगा मैया का दृश्य व वनारस शहर पहले भी पर्यटन का केन्द्र रहा है। बहुत बहुत अदभुत वीडियो। बनाने वाले की जितनी प्रशंसा की जाए कम है।

[@SAMBHOG_SE_SAMADHI_KI_OOR]

abhishek singh modi ji me us tume me itna acha station banaya tha.... hame garva hai modi ji pet

[@droidvdogames352]

0:11 Guys Can you believe this is Charbagh Railway Station ?

[@AmitKumar-xb5gp]

Not really. I had thinking too. But many other railway station are in lucknow too.

[@gyan9368]

Yes it was less populated

[@prateeksinha28]

It is the charbagh railway station choti line

[@diversionboys]

But The Residency looks more beautiful today😄

[@einsteinwallah2]

@@prateeksinha28 issee par pahle aap pahle aap karte honge kyonke ye speed jaldi nahee pakadtee hogee taake dono train miss naa kare

[@robertspellissy3148]

Marvellous to see. My family lived there during this period. Worked on the railways (AI community). My father was an engine driver. I visited 2 yrs ago the beautiful city and the houses of my direct ancestors + churches (Central Methodist + Christchurch) + graveyards. One day to return again and absorb the history.

[@ErAkshattripathi]

Robert Spellissy we love our lucknow

[@vijayrana3161]

Robert Spellissy your welcome again in india

[@HOGWARTSEXPRESS-HE]

why not you're welcome

[@sonju2k71]

It is your City dear, we love you as real inheriter of this heritage known as Lucknow. It always lives in you.

[@djarsh1]

Where are you bro right now, r u belongs to lucknow

[@brightedge4297]

Love from Pakistan. I love Lucknow. I love Luknow. I miss Lucknow

[@bishwajeetbiswas06]

+Bright Edge thankyu friend

[@ytv31]

Bright Edge zubaan-e-sukhan aur rang-e-muhabbat me rehta hun! jitnee roz mai seher-e-lucknow me rehta hun!❤❤❤ yeh watan mere maa hai aur yeh lucknow seher mere maashooqa😍

[@ammarabbas41]

Bright Edge from where are you in Pakistan?

[@sonju2k71]

You are always most welcome in your own city. By the way Lucknow is a culture not a place and I hope you would have carried your Lucknow with you everywhere.

[@renny841]

It is the burthplace of Urdu language of what is today the national language of Pakistan.

[@RS-gu3xk]

Ah! KZbinr of those times😅😂

[@Rajvardhantiwari1103]

Vlogers

[@RS-gu3xk]

@@Rajvardhantiwari1103 much better✌!

[@BONDKING124]

Best remark

[@fearlessfoodsandtravel1967]

Much better then our Time..👍👍👍

[@mono_atomic]

Thanks a lot American Couples . May your souls rest in peace . Thanks a lot for visuals

[@nikhiladvani6426]

It was occupied by britishers, how come an American shot video in their territory. Video maker must be a britisher

[@niranjandesai6766]

@@nikhiladvani6426 dude at that time international traveling was available.

[@AmitKumar-xb5gp]

In 1930 our grand father's, parent's was in there younger age. In varansi .

[@jawadhaider5902]

I really feel delighted when someone admires Banaras for its ancient civilization and religious significance as well as the beauty of Lucknow.

[@drpareshksingh]

Banaras please correct it

[@wrightvcx2249]

True words and thank you.

[@gpl_]

@@drpareshksingh Varanasi too 😄😄😄

[@athensmajnoo3661]

Jawad Haider::: We visited Varanasi 4 years ago. It is such a marvelous city, one of the oldest inhabited cities in the world. When I was walking on the roads of Varanasi, I was wondering, " I am walking on the same same place where Rama, Laxmana, Sitadevi, walked, The Pancha Pandavas walked, great sages like Agastya, Angirasa, Vasishta walked, Satya Harishchandra walked...... Wow!!! What a great place!!"

[@g.rahmathullahrahmathullah6053]

What a rare shoot of old Lucknow! Thanks for the preservation of these long years and sharing.

[@zetagundam20x]

My grandfathers birthplace. Thanks for sharing this!

[@SMIFFYTV]

My family are also from uttar pradesh... in meerut. .. they go back generations! (The Anglo-Indian side and possibly thousands from the Indian side!) I'd LOVE to go U.P and walk in the footsteps of my ancestors

[@sonju2k71]

Most welcome Smiff. You are always most welcome.It is your own country. Glad that you have this in your mind.

[@arthurreilly1420]

Hi Smiffy, Don't delay. Organise a trip and walk in the footsteps. My brother & I did this for an intense 3 wk trip. It was emotionally mind blowing everyday. ( We had prep from parents, relatives & friends prior to visiting Lucknow and the region, which included the schools in Mussourie.) Good luck and go with an open mind and arms. Don't compare today to what was back then. Absorb the old architecture; buildings, history and place yourself in the shoes of your ancestors. Have fun.

[@shubhisrivastava7552]

Lucknow is really one of the hidden treasures of India. People are still unaware of the beauty of this place.

[@Rolexsir10]

@Arjun Warrior Prince that's not laxmanpur , that is Lakshmanpur

[@ankitverma545]

We see it common as things nothing to fascinate, as a lucknowite i saw these things since birth its commom for us , but lucknow k bahar jane k bad pata chala lucknow ki baat hi alag h Lko kuch hatke h

[@sidtewari5746]

I am born n brought up in Lucknow Now living in far away land This is very nostalgic for people like me All memories refreshed in just one shot Charbagh Station The sight of Imambara brought tears My ancestral house used to be near to that. Varanasi of course such nostalgia will last for a full day Oh! What a feeling!!! My place My people

[@yj9032]

Who asked you to live in a far away land?

[@martaalvarado-watkins6470]

Lovely video. I wonder who plays the background music in the first part and at the end of the video. It was very clever and artistic at some point to stop the background music and leave only the sounds of the Ganges river, the voices of people, and the ringing of the bells. No need of music there.

[@chandraskaushik9138]

Marta Alvarado-Watkins Not the Ganges but Gomti.

[@wwmoggy]

Song Bhairav Fusion Artist Ruhan Kapoor, Sidhant Kapoor Album ANW1323 - India

[@ypshrivastav]

@@chandraskaushik9138 Varanasi is on the banks of river Ganga ( and not Gomati ) .

[@ankss4972]

Plus that music is horrifyingly sad. I also believe in natural sounds and voices then stereotype background score.

[@AYUSHSINGH-ix8mu]

@@ankss4972 In that era Documentary without music not possible

[@athensmajnoo3661]

Thanks a thousand to YOU TUBE for this lovely lovely vedio. Sound of flowing water of GANGA MAYYA, The temple bells ringing in the background make the vedio all the more lovely. The background music brought tears to my eyes with out reason.

[@srohit5]

Nobody : KZbin algorithm : let's recommend 90 years old year video.

[@indianangel6774]

A line in the video says that "the ashes of dead are unceremoniously thrown in the water of the Ganges in Benaras". You do not need any ceremony on top of a ceremony. The maker of the video probably did not realise that having ones' ashes immersed in Ganga in Kashi is itself the greatest last ceremony for a Hindu. Very few Hindus can hope its done for them. As per belief, it gives instant moksha.

[@mohammadabdulwasay9746]

Indian Angel , and pollute the river. What a salvation.

[@indianangel6774]

@@mohammadabdulwasay9746 No no Mohammad, please do not say this. Burnt human ashes do not pollute rivers. Ashes are like soil and sand, they mix and become part of the ecosystem. Human body and wood is is not made up of plastic or dangerous chemicals that it will pollute river water.

[@kareemkhan-hv1yp]

Moksha to rapists, murders and looters of country wealth. God can't forgive those who have troubled its creation.

[@Aryan_____Tripathi]

​@@kareemkhan-hv1ypYes and bakrid is eco friendly ritual

[@Aryan_____Tripathi]

​@@mohammadabdulwasay9746Yes and bakrid is eco friendly ritual

[@shiva.4861]

Wow, this is a treasure. Thanks for sharing..

[@jobinsavier7441]

incredible what a nice video of the indias pre-independence era thanks tornos india for uploading this

[@praveenjohn9098]

Don't know why... this brings a mild heart ache... that music...

[@BarkhaSahai]

thats my city so proud of it

[@mdsaad528]

thanx i am also here

[@vlogswithhamza7701]

Kaha rhete ho lko me 😅😂😂

[@REDxSAM]

Barkha Sahai this is our city

[@studyxyz001]

my 2 😙

[@anilsrivastava5773]

Hi liked your pic

[@advaityasingh8822]

The British were so great at hiding their faults and so great at showing that India was an orthodox nation.

[@ashwinmiyer6159]

India was an Orthodox nation, but Britain was too. The year in which Sati was banned in India (1829 if I'm not wrong), 1200 women were burnt as witches in England.

[@nirajchaudhari3429]

And most of our Hindu people are still carrying that colonized British tendency and fill ashamed of our rich, historic and native culture and heritage in the name of western modernization 🔥❤️🇮🇳❤️🔥

[@vipul8903]

Not hiding but "exploiting" our faults and eventually exploiting our country.

[@hemanth0itsme]

With the current govt. Behaviour and people's unquestionable support, sometimes I feel they were right.

[@nirajchaudhari3429]

@@hemanth0itsme You are free to take Britain's citizenship if you admire them so much🔥❤️🇮🇳❤️🔥

[@bharatभारत8130]

Very picturesque view of the Indian cities in the era of Britishers ! Marvelous nostalgic experience as time travel !!

[@kris8742]

And they all look clean.

[@eshwargetenv1]

Now this is the music that has the vibe of Indian culture into it. Not some stupid Bollywood music.

[@manan-artist962]

This is the first vlog ever shot.....what a beautiful video though

[@AshwiniRajPandey]

This is gold! Thanks to the American couple. Love from a Lucknowite.

[@jaibharat3723]

American couple ko to pata hi nahi hoga us waqt ke unke marne ke kahi sal bad unko etni dua milegi. asha karta unhone eksath kafi accha aur khushiyo se bhara jeevan jiya hoga

[@townclicks]

Lucknow me kha se ho

[@vikkychan23]

wow... this is nostalgic... Lucknow & Varanasi, i happen to live longest outside my home as student & still connected to both places. Amazing picture quality considering when it was taken. Indeed authentic considering the first image of Lucknow railway station.

[@kiranhawaldar420]

thank you folks for sharing such a rare treasure

[@sarveshkulkarni6885]

It is really nice to see our countries history after over 90years . thanks 🙏

[@filosopherf]

I am based out of Varanasi Cantonment. My great grandfather was working for British Army. I love Varanasi Cantonment 💕

[@shivanshu111]

In this fast moving cut throat world ,this video is a pure therapeutic. Love my Lucknow.

[@ramanurmilwalia12]

5:47 - No the unburnt parts (bones) are never uncermoniously 'thrown'. We, in norther India call them 'phool', hindi for flowers and they are ceremoniously poured into the river Ganga - Maa (Mother) Ganga as we call it.

[@sudhirpatil3706]

हमारी प्राचीन संस्कृती !!!!🙏🌹 धन्यवाद, अमेरिकन श्रीमान श्रीमती जी 🙏🙏🙏

[@AlokKumar-sg1xo]

अति सुंदर परिदृश्य पुरानी याद ताजा हो गई ये दोनों कोन नही जानता लेकिन राजघराने को देखकर बहुत सुंदर लगा

[@Harsh-sy9ss]

Can't define the vibes I am getting after watching this video in words 😌

[@sanghmitracybercafe9218]

lots of thanks this american couple he kept save this 95 years old memory

[@saq3329]

These clips of our cities are such a treasure, cherished ever moment of it.

[@mubeenfatima786]

Apna purana Lucknow 😍

[@SaifKhan-su7yr]

Ha meri jaan

[@vaibhavmishra6006]

My forefathers would have been in Lucknow the same time this video was shot. Benaras is just ❤️

[@singhpawar6036]

Background music is beautiful, soulful.

[@subburajarao]

A priceless piece of Indian history.

[@priyamdutta9328]

1930 lense..what a view❤️..feel like going back to that time

[@mikejohnson599]

a beautiful view of benares so long ago hasnt changed in 2000 yrs such a holy city and god bless India through this pandemic and forever

[@arthurreilly1420]

A tremendous film to view which was made by the American couple. Looking at the history of the place around that time, were the visitors possibly engaged with Missionary/Church projects. There were many within India at the time. Our direct ancestor Pastor Matthew Stephens was pastor at the Methodist Church(Central I think) and his family were active in the church and vicinity. At the beginning of the film, it briefly showed Charbagh station. My direct ancestors were PWI's, Station Masters, Drivers or fireman around that time for a number of decades. As we visited Lucknow, we were also informed that one of our ancestors was caretaker of ''The Residence'' for a while. I could go on, but don't wish to be boring. As one can see, my connection to the place is large, and look forward to the next interesting video and even better to visit again. I wish everyone good health.

[@VishalKumar-og7hl]

बुरा मत मानना भाई पर अमेरिकन लोग क्यों हाथ धो के हिंदुओं का धर्मपरिवर्तन करने में लगे हुए है? आपके परिवार वाले तो आजादी के पहले से ही लगे हुए हैं।

[@nabeelmohammedca]

@Ajey Chahal A lot of people converted because of casteism, low caste Hindus were treated like trash so they converted to other religions which doesn't have the caste system.

[@goodguy7830]

@@nabeelmohammedca It's a secret that pakistan and some muslims still maintain caste system. I have seen one of distant relative wanting to marry his daughter to rajput converts only.

[@nabeelmohammedca]

@@goodguy7830 Hangover still hasn't left them, that's a real concern. It's ironic that a country that pretends to be so religious that they are willing to use violence against anyone who questions their faith still maintains caste mentality from their former religion.

[@jimmytommy7717]

@@nabeelmohammedca not only for caste system...if this is the only coz...then there would be huge number of Buddhists, Jains...its money and force...which convert into chrustus and mullas...local regional books had enough evidences about this

[@yosuf123agha9]

ye Lucknow ke to baat he alagh hi i love my LKO

[@dreadnaught3894]

One of the joys of the Internet is a wonderful upload like this great contribution. Thanks so much. Let us also remember that the British gave you a unifying railway network, a love of and your great expertise in the game of Cricket . . . . and the concept of paid sick-leave.

[@rinkugupta5340]

Thanks to that couple for the show.a look into our past

[@Vijaya_Singh]

Iam from Lucknow and i gald to see this 90 year old video👍👍

[@blackbuck1000]

Thanks for showing ancient India,my beloved motherland.

[@abhijitmishra5243]

Even today, the design of the platform is exactly the same!! From this video I guess, it's the meter gauge or also called choti line railway station of Lucknow! As there two railway stations in Lucknow, one is meter gauge and the other broad gauge one.. The meter gauge one or choti line railway station was the first railway station of Lucknow to be built!

[@avaneeshshukla1019]

KZbin:- Put this video in Vault. We will recommend him after 8 years.

[@ThepatriotpoliceOfficer]

Wow.. Maja aa gaya Hinduism is the father of all religion

[@gifking2432]

@PS you are right. If it had been, all religions and faiths would have been peaceful and free of cruelty and oppressive nature.

[@jitendrapaswan4551]

Hinduism is nothing it is brahanism. which based on untuchbility and uneulity .amebdkar say you red the hindu redicllus book which writen by amebdkar

[@ThepatriotpoliceOfficer]

@@jitendrapaswan4551 ..there is no untauchebilty in vedic Hindu period..ye sab bad me aaya tha Gupta period me Ap history sahi se pad lo bhai Me bhi dalit hu Ap satyarth prakash jaroor padna sare doubt clear ho jayege

[@jitendrapaswan4551]

@@ThepatriotpoliceOfficer tum ne galat pada hai histoty amebdkar ko pado. Satyrath prakash me dayanand sarsawti ne likha hindu muglo ki diya hua gali jiska arth hota chor. Daku.nich.hara hua. Kala tum dalit ke nam pe kalank ho tum rrs and brahmanwad ka sikar log ho amebdkar ki pura andolan brahmanwad ved puran.manusmrti. ramayan ke viord me chala me dave ke sath keh ta jis din tum amebdkar ko pad log ge us din brahmanwad ka chori ka pata chala jayega

[@user-vh1gc1ct6z]

@PS eklavya was not admitted by dronacharya because dronacharya knew that eklavya will attack hastinapur in future and it would be dangerous for hastinapur and so he didnt admit him and asked his thumb And to everyone's surprise eklavya got admitted into jarasandha's army as leader of army and fought against shri krishna

[@smartexamtalkwithkk8921]

O my god.....i can't believe it, its amazing😮

[@arnavraj9141]

Camera quality still better than today's CCTV footage!!

[@gpl_]

Stupid comment 😜

[@vijayrana3161]

wow.. thanks for this precious video

[@318harshit]

Awesome, live in lakhna-u (LUCKNOW), now 4-5 million pupulation.

[@mintoss5096]

Thank you... for provide this video

[@MissCutie-br7lq]

Just for people residing in Lucknow. Are miya Dilli to hai dilwalo ki.... Magar hamare lucknow me to ishq ki taleem di jaati hai....🔥😍

[@sushmitasingh3326]

Me a Lucknowite in 2020 watching my old Lucknow of the 1930s 🥺🥺

[@babyjaan9728]

Very very thanks that American person to showing this video

[@pratikghosh3499]

Watching it from Lucknow

[@extra2ab]

This video is the ancestor of you tube videos

[@22440666]

Thanks a lot American Couple for making this movie of Lucknow.

[@albertgrant1017]

The PiedPiper you are absolutely correct . Indians should review the past but strive to improve the future .

[@mayankanand1153]

We were 100years behind the europe, America and Japan that time

[@bellevue46]

What is that music? So soulful, brilliant fusion. Please let us know, tornosindia!

[@piyushsrivastavjaipuriasch8356]

Amazing, never thought of such video.

[@man_mohan_gupta]

I am from Lucknow. Cant believe the station name board to look like this

[@abhishekkumarprajapati5959]

5:48 Thanks for prefixing Mother Before Ganga 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@anwardada7077]

Love the music.........shankar I presume

[@shashankpandey5904]

Thanks for recommending to us after 8 years

[@anwarmohd1568]

I like old time this video faibilas 👍👍

[@saroshgilani]

0:00 ; It was not a sepoy mutiny, It was the first war of Independence of India.!

[@manpreetlakhanpal9720]

Bro this video was recorded almost a 100 years ago. Do you want to go and correct them?

[@saroshgilani]

@@manpreetlakhanpal9720 No, I just want to point out a truth. If my Grand dad would be alive, he’d be 100 by now, then we’d have stood a chance. Do you know any 100 years old fella who can help?

[@rimitadwivedi688]

I am from Lucknow so touched to see my city in that times

[@anilgangurde4745]

Very very good vedio Thank you very much

[@hazchemel]

Thanks. Varanasi Ganga banks look different nearly 100 years later.

[@tapemaj]

Is this seriously a 1930 movie camera ? Amazing quality footage must admit .

[@kishanraj6402]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@Trendigthings]

I am grateful gor this..

[@sabyasachiharichandan9817]

Who has disliked this vedio...?? This is a good and rare one.

[@chaitanyapandey9927]

Kissi baat pe aankh bhar bhar aa ri hai, ki hazzaron baaton pe....ab..bass ye ki video maker aur reacher kaa rotiii aankhon se koti koti dhanyavaad...🙏🙏🙏

[@rozaliaslaboiu7810]

It is a sad Video. I don't respect English People for what they did to Beautiful, wise Indian country and People...

[@sameerrahmani8434]

Me tooo

[@normalguyatwork1223]

Actually it was only the east india company who stayed rich The poor English people still stayed poor

[@normalguyatwork1223]

Don't blame the people blame the government

[@Yash-em2qm]

We must blame ourselves first.

[@naurinsaba979]

Our beautiful country subcontinent one united.

[@dineshvishwakarma8688]

Really I like this video

[@jasbirmakar3952]

Absolutely mesmerizing !

[@mksingh7730]

Only feel amazing music 😊🙏

[@nakibulhassan3701]

The music is beautiful

[@captaintyrrell6428]

Are there any relics of the Sepoy/Pandy Mutiny left in Lucknow? I have always wanted to visit the residency and I would love to visit the grave of that heroic fighter Major Hodson.

[@ytv31]

Captain Tyrrell there are many many grave stones in the cemetery there, we have the objects they used in their dau to day activities, many british houses inside the residency are still intact, we have got letters written by the officers then for help to the crown.

[@dranandtripathi]

On the evening of 12 March 1858, his body was buried in the garden of La Martiniere Lucknow. His grave is still located within the grounds of La Martiniere College. The memorial bears the inscription "Here lies all that could die of William Stephen Raikes Hodson". Source : en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Stephen_Raikes_Hodson?wprov=sfla1

[@sonju2k71]

Of Course, you can come and explore a lot of that part of history. It may be glorious for you as well as for us both.

[@Ayush12345654321]

@@dranandtripathi wow, which ground exactly is that, as there are several grounds there.

[@arthurreilly1420]

Hello Captn Tyrell. Visiting La Martiniere is a must, not only to see the memorial of Major Hodson. Maybe of interest for you, to also visit the Church - ''Christchurch''. It is of a classic architectural church form, previously brilliant white in colour, (within walking distance from The Residence). It has many plaques and also gravestones with the church, to the British fallen during the time period. Our families have direct connections in the past, to both the school and the churches (Christchurch and the Central Methodist).

[@taazanewshindi5280]

thanks very much for uploading this video

[@rahulkumar-nd2ft]

Just pop up on my KZbin feed great too see..some India past like reality

[@NewsRadio1]

I was 98years old when this movie shot

[@utkarshrai339]

I'm from Lucknow... Thnx KZbin recommendation ❤️

[@killeryami4251]

Most biggest mystery KZbin recamdations

[@jayant-gs8ck]

thanks for uploading this video, so nice

[@abhichatz]

Thank you for sharing