Published 12:58 IST, September 5th 2019

Arjun Rampal's 'Drive Indian' video amid Mumbai rains is inarguable

Arjun Rampal shares a video saying 'Drive Indian' amid Mumbai rains, gets trolled for driving a luxury car but his sharp reply is totally winning the Internet.

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Amid heavy and n-stop Mumbai rains, Arjun Rampal shared a video on his Instagram handle saying 'Drive Indian' as a German based luxury car was seen stranded on Mumbai water-logged streets while or cars were moving past luxury red car on road. video instantly went viral and received over 3 lakh views. But one user dropped a negative comment on video and Arjun had a sharp response to troll.

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One Instagram user wrote: "What rubbish bro so you also stop using Range Rover and buy a Maruti alto." Arjun had perfect reply lined up, "Took video from my Alto." troll replied, "Nice bro appreciated. Donate your range rover to me." And minutes later, ar user wrote: "Alto 800 is Japanese and Range Rover is Indian because Suzuki is Japanese and Range Rover is owned by Tata."

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ANAND MAHINDRA'S 'BOLERO' RESPONSE

Ar fan posted a video of Mahindra Bolero passing smoothly in a heavy water-logged area in Mumbai while luxury car Jaguar was stuck amid high water levels. Mahindra Group Chairman, Anand Mahindra took to his Twitter handle and reacted to video. He wrote: "We won’t brag over this. It’s an unfair contest. Bolero’s meant to negotiate such landscapes (seascapes?)But w you kw why Bolero’s my favourite vehicle to drive. "Jaguar gets stuck in Mumbai floods: Mahindra Bolero drives through like a BOSS". Watch video below -

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MUMBAI RAINS UPDATE

A lull in rains offered much-needed respite to Mumbai on Thursday with train and road traffic returning to rmal. Suburban trains came to a standstill and roads in low-lying areas were water-logged on Wednesday following a heavy downpour. Schools and junior colleges in city would remain closed on Thursday following a government directive.

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(WITH PTI INPUTS)

12:44 IST, September 5th 2019