Archive · 23 Aug 2026
Mayank Jha Apologises, Ends Mumbai Local Train Video Series
Mayank Jha makes videos for the internet.
For several months, he filmed inside Mumbai local trains and at railway stations.
Some videos included loud speakers and teasing other passengers.
After one video from Bandra, railway officials gave him a notice.
They explained that filming such activities was not allowed without permission.
Jha said he understood that chasing views could cause serious problems.
He apologised and asked other creators not to copy him.
He said he would stop making this series on Mumbai local trains.
Content creator Mayank Jha apologised for filming videos inside Mumbai local trains and at stations.
He said some videos involved carrying speakers and teasing passengers on trains between Virar and Churchgate.
Jha received a notice after uploading a video recorded at Bandra.
Railway officials told him that such activities were not permitted without permission.
He warned creators about possible legal and career consequences and said the video series had ended.
- Who
- Content creator and college student Mayank Jha, along with railway officials who addressed his conduct.
- What
- Jha apologised for making videos inside Mumbai local trains and said he would end the series.
- When
- He said he had been making the videos for the past few months and stopped after receiving a notice.
- Where
- Mumbai railway stations and local trains, including the Virar–Churchgate route and Bandra.
- Why
- Railway officials told Jha that filming such activities was not permitted without permission and could lead to serious consequences.
- Content creator
- Mayank Jha
- Filming locations
- Mumbai local trains and railway stations
- Train route mentioned
- Virar to Churchgate
- Trigger for notice
- A video recorded at Bandra
- Railway response
- Officials called Jha to the RPA office in Bandra and explained the restrictions
- Activities described
- Carrying speakers on trains and teasing passengers
- Jha’s decision
- He said, “This series ends,” and would no longer film inside Mumbai local trains