The MiG-21, an iconic fighter jet of the Indian Air Force, is set to retire after decades of service. Pilots like Air Marshal Prithvi Singh Brar recall their fond experiences flying it, despite its notorious reputation for crashes, earning it the nickname 'flying coffin.' The aircraft played a crucial role in various conflicts, showcasing adaptability and speed, but faced challenges due to aging and maintenance issues. As the MiG-21 takes its last flight, it remains a symbol of nostalgia and partnership for those who flew it.