I just got a mail with nice and innovative cartoon pictures telling the side effects of buying Tata Nano car. I can’t send you all that mail so I decided to
share some humour with all of you thrugh this review. You people might receive this humourous mail sooner or later but until then you can enjoy reading this
review. The cartoonist has created great fun describing drastic changes in the lifestyle of indians. This car has develop new dreams in the eyes of lower middle class and they also making arrangements for owning a car very soon. The manufacturing of his car must be started and the car will be available in the showroom in coming months.
May this small car bring big changes in the automobile industry followed by the other important sectors which can result in great increase in indian economy and our beloved country regains its very own title - "SONE KI CHIDHIYA".
*Scene 1:
Quote -** "Exchange Offer Hai Kya"
Location - Car Showroom
A person riding a Scooter is asking the car showroom whether there is any Exchange Offer with them. "He must be confidence that if there is any Exchange Offer available with the dealer, he will definitely exchange his old scooter with a brand new Tata Nano.
Scene 2:
Quote - "DO Dena"
Location - Booking Counter of Car Showroom
A person is giving some money asking the lady at counter to book two Tata Nano cars for him. He is also looking so confident that he can buy two Tata Nao cars by spending a little amount.
Scene 3:
Quote - "TV vagerah purani baat ho gayi, Aap to car dene ka vada kijiye"
Location : Election Campaign Meeting
A election contestant is giving speech to the people and his so called assistant (with a banner - "Roti Kapda Makan aur Car) telling him that the promise of giving Tv, etc is a old thing now and advicing him to give the promise to give car to the people.
*Scene 4:
Quote -** "Papa yeh wali nahi, Woh"
Location : Toy Shop near Car Showroom
A kid telling his father that he don’t want to have a toy car now and asking him to buy a big car (a real one).
Scene 5:
Location : Seems like a village or small locality
Some Villagers sitting around camp fire in the field and small cars parked near every small or big house.
Scene 6:
Quote - "Bhagwan ke naam par"
Location : Traffic Signal
A beggar is asking for some money on the name of god, to the person sitting in a big car with his driver and the beggar is sitting his own small car. If this will be the scenario that a beggar begs sitting in his own car then surely there will a time come when there will not be a need of begging anymore in India and everybody will be happy in his life.
Scene 7:
Quote - "Traffic Jam No Problem"
Location : Traffic Jam on road
A small is getting out of under the big truck keeping the truck driver in confusion. Giving a message that there will not be any problem of traffic jam with the small, it can easily be driven from under the heavy vehicles.
*Scene 8:
Quote -** "Janta petrol hai kya"
Location : Petrol Pump
A person asking for Janta Petrol to the employee at petrol filling station. A janta petrol must be a subsidized kind of petrol which can be given to the lower class through some fair price shops or govt ration shops. And if the lower class people are able to own a car then govt has to do arranements to provide petrol through subsidy.
*Scene 9:
Quote - **"Ek azeeb si mang abhise uthne lagi hai - gareebon ke liye parking mein arakshan"
Location : A Leader with his assistant on road
An assistant to a leader is telling him that the scenario has been changed and a new demand is arising that public is now asking for reservation in parking for lower class or poor class.
Scene 10:
Quote - "Aaj kal late aane ke liye naya bahana banane lagi hai ki meri car puncture ho gayi thi. "
Location : Drawing of a house
Wife complaining his husband about the house maid that she has started telling new reason of coming late that her car got puncture. If a house maid is capable of owning a car then this will be scenario of every indian house.
Thanks for reading this review. Enjoy mouthshuting...
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Regards,
Akash Dwivedi