"A Girl On A Train," is a rugged modern day Christian persecution story in Hindu majority India. Father Burns is a Catholic priest from America, a dare devil Christian missionary of the aggressive kind, whose life long mission is to convert as many Hindu's to the Christian fold as possible. He behaves like a company C.E.O and believes in taking Christ right into Hindu homes. He is helped by Norine Dunne who is his female friend and helper.

Shanti is a beggar woman of a different kind who operates from the railway station. She is a fraud who buys un-burnt dead bodies from the crematorium, brings them to the railway station, wails and begs over them claiming the dead thing is her dead relative and she does not have money to cremate it. Passengers feel sorry for her and throw money liberally at her causing her to earn a neat little pile when ever a corpse is available. She gets her supply of human dead bodies from Kisun who runs a profitable racket on the banks of the Ganges where he fishes dead bodies out of the river and sells them to students in the local medical college hospital.

Father Burns and Norine Dunne manage to persuade Shanti and Kisun to convert to Christianity. The two are persuaded to stop their racket of mistreating human dead bodies which they willingly do. Unfortunately there is a war on. Christians under Father Burns go into overdrive mode in converting low cast Hindu's to the fold. High cast Hindu's fight back the encroaching Christians and, under the leadership of a Hindu Godman, they go hammer and tongs for the Christians. Newly convert Christians are caught in the cross fire. Will they survive???????????