Vande Bharat Sleeper: It has been nearly 7 months since the Vande Bharat Sleeper was launched. Sharing her experience of traveling on this train for the first time, a woman revealed that she didn’t get the usual “train vibe” at all. Reviewing every feature available on board, she shared her detailed experience.
The Vande Bharat Sleeper train began running on Indian Railway tracks for the first time on January 22, 2026. Since then, numerous passengers have traveled on it and given their reviews. About 6 months after the launch, how passengers onboard are feeling can be seen in a video by travel vlogger Saina Saiwan.
Didn’t Get the ‘Train Vibe’!
Saina reviewed everything from the Vande Bharat’s interior to its food service. The first thing that impressed her was the train’s interior, which she described as giving a “royal feel.” She found the aesthetic so pleasing that she remarked she “wasn’t getting the typical train vibe at all.” The blue ambient lighting inside the train at night and the railway’s new bedding also appeared extremely classy to her.
High Standard of Hygiene Maintained!
Moving further, Saina praised the design of the washrooms as well, stating, “This didn’t look like a train washroom from any angle.” Another aspect that impressed the vlogger the most was the hygiene of the food served on board, highlighting that the catering staff wore gloves while serving. Overall, she felt an in-flight-like experience onboard the train.
Just One Request!
In the end, Saina made an appeal to the general public: “If Indian Railways is providing us with such great facilities, it is also our responsibility to maintain them. Only if everyone plays their part will this experience remain premium forever.”
Saina posted this video on the internet with the caption, “Honest review of my journey in Vande Bharat,” which received a wave of reactions.
‘We Must Understand Our Own Responsibility!’
Netizens shared their thoughts in the comment section of this viral video. While one user appreciated Saina’s point about taking personal responsibility, another expressed regret over why such trains aren’t available for common/underprivileged citizens. Meanwhile, a third user believed that “Cleanliness always feels good, whether it’s Vande Bharat or any other train.”
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