After He Fails To Become A Pilot, Bihar Man Turns His Car Into Helicopter That Can't Fly!
Mithilesh Prasad from Bihar wanted to become a pilot but couldn&rsquot so he decided to convert his own car into a helicopter. Zhu Yue a garlic farmer from Northeast China wanted to fly an airplane but he could not afford one. Muhammad Fayaz from Pakistan came really close to fulfilling his dream of becoming a pilot.
Jugaad and Indians are interrelated and have an unbreakable bond! Nobody around the world can best us when it comes to jugaad. Remember how somebody recycled their plastic water tank and made it into a parking?
Someone also made the creative ¡®hydraulic door¡¯ - they tied the water bottle toa string at the top of the door and every time someone opened the door, it automatically got shut because of the weight of the bottle.
This time, this man named Mithilesh Prasad from Bihar wished to become a pilot but couldn¡¯t, so he decided to convert his own car into a helicopter. Prasad turned his Tata Nano car into a helicopter with a customised interior and brand new paint. And trust me, it looks really cool!
But the only thing it lacks is that it cannot fly! Here is what the people have to say about this creative innovation.
Business Today
But this one is indeed the baap of all jugaads!
This is not the first time people have done such jugaad - Zhu Yue, a garlic farmer from Northeast China wanted to fly an airplane, but he could not afford one. So, he decided to build a replica of A320 for himself.
AFP
Zhu made a replica of Airbus A320 with the help of some labourers who were also airplane enthusiasts. Zhu didn¡¯t finish his middle school and started cultivating onions and garlic before he joined a welding factory in the city of Kaiyuan. "I hit midlife and realised I couldn't buy one, but I could build one," he told AFP.
Zhu invested 2.6 million Yuan that equals to Rs 27.46 million. FYI, this might sound like a lot but planes cost at least 10 times that amount.
In a similar incident, a popcorn seller in Pakistan came really close to fulfilling his dream of becoming a pilot. On March 31, the police stopped Muhammad Fayaz from performing an unauthorized take-off and confiscated the plane from him, Efe news reported.
This man is a HERO. Any one trying to justify his arrest & remand on my time line will not get any kind words from me. Yes CAA has regulations but this is an extrabordinary story & this man needs to be groomed & encouraged & helped to comply with law & asked to innovate more. pic.twitter.com/reJxUXOQsy
¡ª Fakhr-e-Alam (@falamb3) April 1, 2019
The 30-year-old has dreamt of flying an airplane since he was in school. However, he had to drop out before he could finish his senior year, due to poverty.
"Whenever I looked up to watch planes overhead, I longed to fly one myself. And then I thought I should use the creativity that God has bestowed on me to build my own plane and fly it," Fayaz told Efe news.