Tea Seller Buys 60K TVS Moped On EMI, Spends 60K On Procession To Celebrate Purchase [Video]

Over the years, we have seen a lot of crazy new vehicle deliveries. However, we can bet you that this delivery of a TVS XL100 Moped is the craziest of them all. We say this because the owner, who is a tea seller of this two-wheeler, took out a Rs 90,000 loan to pay for his Rs 50,000 Luna. What he did with the extra money was that he spent it on a DJ, a crane, and a horse carriage to celebrate the arrival of his bike. This unique spectacle of a TVS XL100 Moped arrival has been shared online.

Man Buys Luna in the Most Unique Way

This crazy Luna delivery and procession video has been shared on Instagram by Our Madhya Pradesh on their page. It starts with a horse carriage carrying two young boys. This carriage was then seen being followed by a few members of a band party who were playing drums on the public road.

Soon after this, the video shows the reason why this celebration was taking place. It can be noted that there was a TVS XL100 decorated with garlands and suspended from a crane. Following this, we see a man wearing a suit, with people taking pictures with him as he walked with them.

Who is This Man?

As stated above, the owner of this particular TVS XL100 is a tea seller, and his name is Murari Kushwaha. He hails from Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh. Recently, he paid a Rs 20,000 down payment and took out a loan of Rs 90,000 to buy this particular moped for his daily commute. Now, you may be wondering why a TVS Moped, which costs somewhere between Rs 50,000 to Rs 60,000, required a Rs 90,000 loan.

The answer is that he wanted to spend Rs 60,000 on a DJ, a horse carriage, and a crane to create the most unique celebration. You see, Kushwaha has two young sons and a daughter, and being a father, he wanted to see smiles on his kids’ faces.

For this reason, he went above and beyond to arrange such a procession for the delivery of his Luna. It has been reported that he went to the TVS Motors dealership with his friends, where, after taking delivery, all of them started dancing with joy. Kushwaha and his sons then sat on the horse carriage at the front, while the rest of his friends followed.

The band players were playing drums, and the DJ was playing music. Additionally, the moped was suspended on a crane to show everyone the vehicle he had purchased. Kushwaha will be paying an EMI of Rs 3,000 for the loan he took out for this unique delivery experience.

Police Caught Him

Although this procession was harmless, it still managed to get Kushwaha in some trouble. What happened was that the police caught Kushwaha and the DJ operator for breaking noise rules. They also seized the DJ equipment from this delivery procession. Most likely, they imposed a small fine on both Kushwaha and the DJ operator.

Not the First Occasion

Now, you may be thinking this surely is a one-off event, right? Well, you’d be wrong. This is because, prior to this Luna, Kushwaha bought his daughter a Rs 12,500 mobile phone. However, to celebrate the mobile phone, he also paid Rs 25,000 to a DJ and drum players for a similar procession.

Is This a Marketing Gimmick?

Reports claim that Kushwaha, who is a tea seller, is doing these processions to make his kids happy. However, many people also believe that he is a savvy businessman. After he does a procession like this, he becomes the talk of the town, which could directly help him in promoting his tea business. Whether this is correct or not is up to interpretation.