Train’s first AC becomes ‘Honeymoon Suite’, cabin decorated on Salman’s song, Railway’s reply comes on video

Honeymoon Suite Train Video: A new video of Indian Railways is making a lot of headlines on social media these days, people are surprised to see it. In this video, a passenger has brightened up the First AC cabin of the train with flowers and balloons like the honeymoon suite of a five-star hotel. After the video surfaced, a debate broke out on the internet whether such decoration inside a government train is legally allowed. In view of this increasing controversy, now the Railway Administration has also issued its official statement and clarified the situation.

What was shown in the video?

In this 30-second video shared by an account named Nalanda Index on the social media platform ‘X’, a very unique view of the first AC cabin of the train is visible. Heart-shaped pink fringes are hanging on the main door of the cabin and rose flower leaves are scattered on the ground inside.

A First AC coach has reportedly been decorated with a “honeymoon-style” setup.

The Railway administration must explain: is it’s allowed? @RailMinIndia @RailwaySeva @AshwiniVaishnaw @PMOIndia pic.twitter.com/ofE4AGawJH

— The Nalanda Index (@Nalanda_index) July 7, 2026

The ceiling has been decorated with beautiful red and white balloons, while a big heart has been made with the help of rose petals on the white sheet on the train seat, giving the entire cabin the look of a beautiful suite.

Salman Khan’s famous song is playing

Apart from this, ‘I Love You’ is written in big letters on the upper seat of the cabin and the stairs leading up to it are illuminated with flower leaves and fake lamps. The walls of the cabin are decorated with flower garlands and roses, even a beautiful bouquet is seen placed on top of the dustbin. The entire area has been illuminated with bright yellow LED lights and behind this entire scene, the famous song ‘Jag Ghoomiya Thare Jaisa Na Koi’ from Salman Khan’s film is being heard.

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Is it allowed to do this in Railways?

On this viral video, railway officials have clarified that such decoration in the train was allowed because the passenger had booked the entire compartment himself and it did not cause any damage to any railway property. This clarification came when the user tagged the Railway Ministry and Minister Ashwini Vaishnav and asked about the rules. On social media, people are praising this unique and romantic way of the traveller.