1966 Air India Crash Victim on Raaz Pichhle Janam Ka

NDTV Imagine’s shocking new reality show ‘Raaz Pichhle Janam Ka’ which is going to be aired from today is sure to have you sitting at the edge of your seat as one of the Bhopal residents, Swati Singh who had an unexplainable fear of heights and air travel was taken back to her past life by psychologist Dr. Trupti Jain.

Our source from the sets informs, "While recalling her past life, Swati went back to the year 1966 and saw herself as Mr. D Singh, an Indian sailor. She saw herself boarding an Air India flight No 101 to New York and was part of the 46 contingent of sailors. Suddenly while in mid-air somewhere in Geneva, smoke filled inside the aircraft leaving the co-passengers running helter-skelter. The Air India flight comprising of 106 passengers and the 11 crew members crashed near the summit of Mont Blanc in the Alps, leaving all the 117 people dead. Swati also recollected the fact that she saw noted Indian personality, Dr Homi Jehangir Bhabha, in the same flight who was on his way to Vienna."

"What left everyone shocked and astonished on the sets that the details given by Swati during her regression tallied with the exact factual details of this incident that took place in the year 1966." adds the source.

Our source goes on, "Most of the passengers were Indian nationals, 46 of whom were sailors. The Chairman of Indian Atomic Energy Commission Dr. Homi Jehangir Bhabha also died in the same air crash. Swati, who would shiver at the thought of traveling by air and panic during every take-off and landing heaved a sigh of relief. She definitely felt positive post the therapy."

“I was a complete skeptic and did not believe in the theory of Past Life Regression. But whatever happened to me during my the therapy was beyond my wildest imagination. I was shocked at the outcome of it all. I now am a believer and know that there is something beyond this world too.” says Swati Singh.

Dr. Trupti Jain takes Swati Singh back into her past life on ‘Raaz Pichhle Janam Ka’,