Tata Nano was converted into a helicopter! Now it is being used in weddings, know how much you can book for – tata nano converted as helicopter rupees 2 lakh ride on rent for weddings desi jugaad kcnd

New Delhi. Wedding season is going on. The bride and groom make every effort to make this moment memorable. Some people organize theme based weddings, some come with a chariot and some come riding on a bullet to pick up the bride. Now helicopters have also started being used in many weddings. However, for this one has to pay huge fare.

A person from Bihar has made such a helicopter, whose fare is slightly less. The special thing is that he has given Tata’s luxury car Nano the shape of a helicopter. It is being used a lot in weddings. Its picture is going viral on social media (Viral Video), in which it has wings on its back side. However, it cannot fly like a normal helicopter.

Feat done using sensor, 19 bookings so far
The person who converted Nano into helicopter is a resident of Bagaha, Bihar. His name is Guddu Sharma. He has converted the Nano car into a helicopter by spending Rs 2 lakh. Guddu has made this change by using sensors. The special thing is that people are booking it for weddings. So far 19 people have booked it. Its fare is Rs 15,000. Guddu says that more than Rs 1.5 lakh is required to make such a helicopter, whereas it will cost more than Rs 2 lakh to give it a hi-tech look. Right now he is working on it.

This is how the idea of ​​making a helicopter came
Guddu says that there is a lot of enthusiasm among the people regarding booking of helicopter during the wedding. Its demand is also very high. In such a situation, many people want to go to their wedding by helicopter, but due to the high fare, this is not possible for everyone. That’s why I have modified my Tata Nano car and designed a helicopter so that people can fulfill their hobbies at low cost.

A living example of invention self-reliant India
Sharma added a main rotor, tail boom and tail rotor using sheet metal to give the Tata Nano a helicopter look. He is currently working on giving the Nano a more attractive look and making it ready to be rented out for weddings. He says that in the era of Digital India, his invention is an example of self-reliant India.

Even before Guddu, someone else has done wonders.
Before Guddu, Mithilesh, a resident of Chhapra district of Bihar, had also converted Tata Nano into a helicopter. He prepared it in seven months. They have just modified it. It cost him Rs 7 lakh to make it.