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A Film On Three Wheels

"They think they are the Michael Schumachers with their personal Ferraris... on the goddam roads!!!" -- a Mumbai resident on rickshaw-wallahs

Trailer




Saturday, August 20, 2005

Definition:

An auto rickshaw is generally characterized by a tin/iron body resting on three small wheels, a small cabin for the driver in the front and seating for three in the rear. They are generally fitted with a motorcycle version of a two-stroke engine with a handlebar for control instead of a steering wheel... Most rickshaws don't have doors or seat-belts. --- from Wikipedia

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