Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (CST), in the past known, Victoria Terminus, is an advanced yet bygone railroad station in the clamoring capital city of Maharashtra - Mumbai. The radiant structure is the ideal case of the Victorian-Gothic style of design in India and was worked in 1878. Truth be told, the railroad station, which still capacities of course, was a World Heritage Site under UNESCO in 1997. The station is continually clamoring with the hints of the metro city and local people.It is a clamoring railroad end, yet there are a few corners of it that will make you sense that you have ventured into the pages of British history. It is a standout amongst the most acclaimed authentic tourist spots in the nation that is likewise the second most shot landmark in India.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus was developed in 1887 and it presently works at the base camp of the Central Railways. It is well-associated with every one of the pieces of the nation as it fills in as a station for long-separate just as short-separation or passenger trains which are regularly called nearby trains. The engineering of the end is the thing that attracts a great many people to it. The night lights up the station and it looks significantly prettier.
It was here that the well known melody 'Jai Ho' from Slumdog Millionaire and some grand scenes for the Bollywood Movie Ra One were shot.