In Bollywood, the 80s era is known for its versatility. From a mix of action to romance the 80s had it all. Released in October 1982, Shakti in literal sense means power. Aptly named, it was one of the first few iconic movies to set the tone for the rest of that decade with its powerful narration. Director Ramesh Sippy[Read More…]
Story by: Gunjan D. Bidani In-line with the growing preference for factory-built CVs in India, Nippon Paint (India) introduced wet-on-wet paint technology recently. It revealed its ambition to attain a leadership position in commercial vehicle segment by 2021 in the process. Doing so at a time when CV manufacturers are increasingly investing in new production technologies, the wet-on-wet paint technology[Read More…]
Story by: Anwesh Koley A decade ago, production directives for commercial vehicles were driven by the design language to accommodate more cargo space, cross over architecture, and more variation in ride and handling of the vehicle. The current trends, however, have moved more towards safety, comfort, and ease of mobility, without compromising the key requirements of fuel efficiency, better manoeuvrability,[Read More…]
Gaining critical and commercial success, the Hindi movie Maachis features a Tata (LP) 1210 E truck with the famous Kulbhushan Kharbanda at the wheel. Directed by Gulzar and produced by RV Pandit, the movie featured Chandrachur Singh (as Kripal) in the lead role seeking out Khalistani militants after being disillusioned with the government’s law and order forces. He (Kripal) is[Read More…]
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