Prabhakaran 🔴🟡🔴

Enterpreneur | Digital Marketer | TVK | Traveller | Car Enthusiast

[Vishwaroop Samajdar @vibhusam28]

I had Altroz Diesel for my everyday use for about a month

Drove it about 1000kms
Half of which was in the city
And a short trip to Delhi and back

I drove the Kylaq a while back,
and I can say...the Altroz also feels European in the sense of high speed stability
It gives so much confidence.

It is good around the corners too,
it just doesn't get bothered while cornering at 60-70kmph, it's almost boring because the car just says "it's casual stuff, give me something harder"

Tata does good suspension setups,
and Altroz is one of the best they do.
The car feels settled at high speeds, it handles expansion joints with a sense of composure that very few hatchbacks in today's market are capable of.

I have driven this car for several trips which were over 1000kms, and apart from the space for tall people, which is a slight issue... everything else about the car is just so enjoyable on the highway.

The Diesel engine is punchy,
It pulls right from 1200rpm which makes city driving effortless and punches way above it's class as you cross 2200rpm (sudden kick, if it was linear it might have been boring...but thankfully it's not linear)
90bhp on paper, but real world performance feels much better.
Overtakes? Easy.
Cruising? Easy.
Drove it 1300km in a single day...and the Diesel engine has proven to be far more reliable than the Petrol.

No DPF issues so far,
31,000km on the odometer

Surprisingly poor fuel economy in the city, with 8.9km/l as the worst I saw in heavy city traffic...usually it was close to 11-12
...but the moment the roads open up, it immediately shoots above 23-24km/l
(the contrast is mind boggling honestly)

On the highway, the best I saw was 29.7km/l (which is crazy!)
Mostly it was between 26-28km/l at 90-100 cruise.

Ground clearance, I would continue to say, more of a psychological issue in most cases, than a real limitation.
(if your driving situation is really bad, I understand, I'm not judging you...I'm only speaking to the falsely paranoid audience)

At last...
Are there niggles? some, I have tweeted about them in the past.
(some plastics, some panel gaps, two false warning lights etc)

Do I love this car? Oh absolutely!

[கோடீஸ்வரன்  @KodeeswaRaja_]

இதுதான் தளபதி வளர்ப்பு 🔥🔥🔥

தானா சேர்ந்த கூட்டம் தளபதிக்காக ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

Royal Salute Sister 👌👌👏👏🤯🤯

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Cutest video in internet today 😍

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@Thiru_1990 Kushi.. Nothing Vijay conversation turn out the film

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Happy #IndependeceDay2026 😊

#TVK #TVKVijay‌ #India

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@miradreaamy 35 is the answer

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Well said 👍👌🔥 to @TVKVijayHQ

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யாக்கோவ்.. யாரு கா நீ 🔥🔥👌👌

#TVK #Vijay

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@actorvijay ungala jeika vacha kuttis la #Jananayagan movie ah pakradhuku edhadhu pathu pannunga thalapathy @TVKVijayHQ ... oru U/A version ready panni vidunga theater la unga adutha generation voters Kaga 😆😅🤣

@KvnProductions unga Kaila dha iruku ellam... 😂

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@NikhilAditya20 Tamil? Which screen?

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Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

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@Surya_2711 Check DM

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@vishveshts I want 2 tickets.. already DMed

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@Kishore_Calm @SalemArrs @Aascarmultiplex @SPRcinecastle @dnctheatresoffl Bro ticket details? Cant dm

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@RaamjiM Which show?

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@Naveenr35199588 @SalemArrs Tickets available?

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My Experience with the RTO: Today vs. 8 Years Ago

It was 1996 when the Tamil movie Indian was released. It focused heavily on the deep-rooted corruption within RTO (Regional Transport Office) offices in Tamil Nadu. The movie was supposed to sound the alarm and raise public awareness to help reduce corruption. Instead, bribery became more normalized than ever before. For the past 30 years, it felt like only middlemen could walk into an RTO and actually get anything done.

In 2018, when we moved back to India from the US, I had a naive mindset and a strong will not to pay bribes. I had purchased a used tractor for agricultural use. Despite having all the proper paperwork, I had to make at least a dozen trips to the RTO office, spending several months waiting before I finally succeeded. I made it my mission to persist and win. I did eventually succeed in registering the vehicle, but it came at a heavy cost to my time and emotional well-being. At the end of the grueling process, the assistant to the RTO laughed as he signed the papers and asked me to at least buy a flag for ₹50.

Since then, I evolved into a "normal" Tamilian because survival comes first. Bribes had simply become a normalized part of life.

Even after the 2026 election results and @TVKVijayHQ public stance against bribery, I still didn't voluntarily choose to go to the RTO office myself this time.

However, I went today because a middleman told me, "Sir, please go yourself, as middlemen are no longer encouraged inside the offices." To my surprise, I walked in alone with the paperwork from my dealership. The entire process took two and a half hours. All of the staff members were courteous, except for the brake inspector. He reminded me of the movie Indian—he easily could have worn me down, but I persisted, driven by the hope given to us by our CM, @TVKVijayHQ sir.

What gave me real hope, though, was the RTO officer himself. As he signed the papers, he explicitly told us, "You will be given a username and password to pay online. Please do not pay any money to anyone else." I never imagined I would hear those words inside an RTO office in my lifetime.

Today, I got the work done with absolutely zero bribes. A huge thanks to Thiru. Vijay Avl and the people for electing him as our CM.

I will write a separate post soon detailing where process reforms are still required based on my experience. Many British-era rules still exist; changing them will reduce corruption to an even greater extent.

@raavanamavan7 @CMOTamilnadu @VigneshTvkCbe @arunraajkg @BussyAnand @RameshOffcl @makkal_saatchi

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