Punjab’s Living History: A cinematic journey through Attari Junction 

The station of Attari, during the era of Partition, stood as the final threshold for those bidding adieu to their homes in search of new ones. It was this station that witnessed the chilling sight of ‘ghost trains,’ bearing corpses across its tracks.

.Harpreet Sandhu, an artist known for documenting heritage structures and institutions, is on a mission to spotlight the history and legacy of the 161-year-old Attari station, now renamed as the Attari Sham Singh Railway Station in honor of the esteemed Sikh general. The initiation of the documentary film, “Attari Junction – A 161-year-old Historic Railway Station”, took place at the station, with Deputy Commissioner Amit Talwar and MP Gurjeet Aujla unveiling the inaugural shot.

Source: Punjab’s Living History: A cinematic journey through Attari Junction | Indiablooms – First Portal on Digital News Management