New Delhi: A heartwarming video of a brother and sister celebrating Bhai Dooj at a railway station is going viral on social media. The sister had travelled from Siliguri, while her brother had arrived from Mumbai. The two met at Howrah Railway Station and managed to take time out of their busy schedules to celebrate the festival together.
The video was shared on X by the woman’s son, who captioned it by saying that the love between the brother and sister had won.
Woman’s Son Shares the Viral Video
Priyam Ghosh shared the Bhai Dooj video on X. He is a dental surgeon and also works as a content creator. In his post, he wrote that when there is love, people always find a way to make time for each other, no matter how busy their schedules are.
Priyam revealed that the video features his mother and maternal uncle. Both were travelling and had such busy schedules that it seemed unlikely they would be able to meet. However, Howrah Railway Station gave them a place to reunite and witness this special moment.
Sister arrived from Siliguri, brother from Bombay, and Howrah Station became the unexpected venue for Bhai Dooj & witnessed it.! Proof that love always finds a way, no matter how tight the schedule. ✨ Sibling love wins! #BhaiDooj @drmhowrah @EasternRailway (1/2) @RailMinIndia https://t.co/QQEqvz6J8q
— Priyam Ghosh (@PriyamGhosh02) November 11, 2026
His mother had travelled from Siliguri, while his maternal uncle had arrived from Mumbai.
Despite their hectic travel schedules, the siblings managed to find time to celebrate Bhai Dooj together. They even performed the festival rituals at the railway station.
The heartwarming moment, captured amid the crowds and constant movement of passengers on the platform, has caught the attention of social media users.
Howrah DRM Reacts to the Viral Video
The viral video of the siblings celebrating Bhai Dooj at the railway station also received a response from the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) of Howrah. The DRM reposted the video on X, highlighting how Howrah Railway Station became their home for a few precious moments.
In the post, DRM Howrah wrote, “A sister from Siliguri and a brother from Mumbai… for whom Howrah Station became home. Truly, it is like a home for millions of people. Amid thousands of journeys, a small celebration of a bond that makes every moment of returning home special.”
