That local days 💓 each and every person is missing a local train a lot.
It was a every day routine it was a emotion😭

A daily part of life .
From talking to strangers to playing games with them discussing the political issues discussing many more thngs

From sharing the thoughts to the strangers to lean out of the door we really missing the local trains a lot .
To run after the train for a window seat .
To the rush we have a to face every day to reach home.
Memories made in the local 💓.

#mumbailocal #mumbai #lifeofmumbai @travel #mumbaitrain #mumbaimerijaan

ROYAL ENFIELD one of the most loving bike over the world.

Being from middle class family to a rich house kid we all wish to have a bike so called Royal Enfield from childhood and go for a rides and enjoy the big snowy mountains and travel all over the world with different people and they become a family till the end of the rides.

I have enjoyed a lot on my bike i wish if someone can give me money and unlimited petrol for my rides .

Very few people can fullfil there wish 🤒 to buy this stuff and go for rides❤️

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