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Aamir Khan became a proud owner of the all new Bajaj V15. A motorcycle that contains metal of India’s de-commissioned aircraft carrier INS Vikrant.
Aamir, who is known for his passion towards social and national causes, was inspired to buy the V15 when he learnt that this new launch from Bajaj contains metal from India’s first aircraft carrier INS Vikrant, which played a decisive heroic role in the 1971 India Pakistan war.
When Mr. Rajiv Bajaj, Managing Director of Bajaj Auto, got to know that Aamir, a personal friend, had placed an order for a V15, he contacted Aamir and decided to have a unique customisation done for his Bajaj V. The new V made for Aamir has a customized embossing of the initial A on the fueltank and one-off graphic design of “Chote Lal” affectionately inscribed on the rear seat cowl.
Mr Bajaj met Aamir at his residence in Mumbai and personally handed over his customised V15 to him.
Aamir was delighted to receive his new bike. Known for riding superbikes in movies like Dhoom3, he commented,
News Source: Bajaj press release
Aamir, who is known for his passion towards social and national causes, was inspired to buy the V15 when he learnt that this new launch from Bajaj contains metal from India’s first aircraft carrier INS Vikrant, which played a decisive heroic role in the 1971 India Pakistan war.
When Mr. Rajiv Bajaj, Managing Director of Bajaj Auto, got to know that Aamir, a personal friend, had placed an order for a V15, he contacted Aamir and decided to have a unique customisation done for his Bajaj V. The new V made for Aamir has a customized embossing of the initial A on the fueltank and one-off graphic design of “Chote Lal” affectionately inscribed on the rear seat cowl.
Mr Bajaj met Aamir at his residence in Mumbai and personally handed over his customised V15 to him.
Aamir was delighted to receive his new bike. Known for riding superbikes in movies like Dhoom3, he commented,
“The V is a special bike and I wouldn’t compare it with anything else. It has a piece of history ingrained into it. For me it’s a proud moment to own a piece of metal from INS Vikrant which was the military pride of India for decades.”
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