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Conversation Between Bengaluru Auto Driver And Passenger About Entrance Exams Goes Viral

The conversation, sparked by a simple inquiry about the weather, delved into topics like entrance exams and the driver's daughter's future plans. The driver expressed his ability to understand people's vibes and initiate conversations accordingl

An auto driver in Bengaluru engaged in a heartwarming conversation with a resident about his daughter’s educational aspirations. The resident, Ar Namrata S Rao, recounted the delightful exchange on social media, dubbing it a “charming Bengaluru encounter”.

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According to Rao’s recollection, the interaction kicked off with the familiar inquiry, “Tumba seke alla?” (Isn’t it very hot outside?), to which the auto driver responded with equal fervor, “Oh Kannada baratta” (Oh, you speak Kannada too).

This initial exchange served as a catalyst for a more profound discussion, delving into topics such as entrance exams like CET and NEET, especially concerning the auto driver’s daughter, who is currently in Class 11.

When questioned about whether he frequently initiates such conversations with passengers, the driver’s response was poignant. “Illa (No) madam,” he replied, “we understand people, we get vibes too. I could feel you were a genuine person to ask about this, that’s why.”

He further elaborated that on other occasions, passengers might be lost in their own worlds, listening to music through earphones, while he focuses solely on driving. In her post, Rao echoed the driver’s sentiment, acknowledging that sometimes, it’s all about the positive energy exchanged between individuals.

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In her post, Rao echoed the driver’s sentiment, acknowledging that sometimes, it’s all about the positive energy exchanged between individuals.

Since being shared online, the post has garnered over 100,000 views on X. This heartening conversation serves as a reminder of the meaningful connections that people have during unexpected encounters.

“Yes, it is a good gesture to start a conversation with a taxi driver or auto driver if he/she is willing. Otherwise, life is extremely transactional and frankly boring,” one person commented. Another user expressed, “Bless namma auto drivers. Running trips even in 38-degree heat. Respect.”

In February, Bengaluru’s ‘Namma Yatri’ app introduced an innovative feature that enabled passengers to send birthday wishes to their auto rickshaw drivers.

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First published on: May 04, 2024 10:37 AM IST


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