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Let’s shift our focus from the lower class to the upper lower class. "Papa, Nano le aayo na!" "Beta, we live in small flats. There is no space to park scooters and you are talking about managing a car in this area." "But Papa we could always park in public places like the railway station or the bus stand on a monthly basis." "You idiot, the monthly charges will cost us more than the rent of the flat." So, once again the talks between the father and son fall through. Now imagine two school kids of a prestigious public school talking to each other. "Arre Mintu, you know Sunil’s father has bought a Nano car". "Oh really. I never thought Sunil’s father was so broke. Mujhe lagta tha ki woh ek senior officer hai aur badi important post par lage hue hain!" Two men in a bar cheered the Nano. The bartender asked, "Are you related to Ratan Tata or Nano distributors"? "No," said one
of them. "We are contractors for collecting toll tax on the
highway. With Nano, we expect heavy vehicular traffic.
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Papa
ab to nayi car le aayo. It’s only for one lakh". "Oye,
shut up. Petrol usme tera chacha dalega?" The Tatas have
unveiled the Nano but the poor common man is still worried about the
petrol part of it. For that Ratan Tata has to probably research
further to bring out a car without an engine. If it can’t do without
an engine, then it could work on water and, mind you, the water has to
be tap water and not the mineral or the distilled kind.