This Faridabad banker quit his job to become a milkman, now delivers milk in a Rs 60 lakh convertible Audi and Harley-Davidson
Amit Bhadana, a former banker, now delivers milk in Faridabad. He uses a luxury Audi A3 convertible for his daily rounds. Bhadana switched from a Harley Davidson due to the summer heat. He delivers around 120 litres of milk daily. The Bhadana family runs a dairy farm with cows and buffaloes.
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A luxury Audi A3 convertible making daily rounds in residential areas has become a familiar sight in this NCR city. Behind the wheel is Amit Bhadana, a 34-year-old former banker, who now delivers milk instead of managing corporate accounts.Amit Bhadana left his job in the banking sector and joined his family's dairy business during the Covid pandemic. Initially, he helped out his brother as a stopgap arrangement, but it soon turned into a full-time role."I initially used my 750CC Harley Davidson for deliveries. But the scorching summer sun made it challenging," he says. So, he switched to the Audi convertible. "The weather-adjustable roof makes all the difference. Now, I can stay on the streets for long, even when the roof is retracted," he adds.Each morning, Bhadana drives 60 to 70 kilometres, delivering around 120 litres of milk to homes in Sector 21, Sainik Colony and NIT areas of Faridabad. His delivery vehicle, a Rs 50-lakh Audi cabriolet, has drawn attention from local residents and beyond."Every delivery run is like a joyride now. I'm living my passion for luxury vehicles, but honouring our family tradition at the same time," he says.The Bhadana family runs a dairy farm in Mohatabad village. The farm houses 32 cows and 6 buffaloes. His father Ram Avtar, a retired Army man, oversees the farm operations. Amit's brother Lalit helps manage the dairy, while another brother Raj Singh looks after events. His wife and two daughters complete the family.Despite spending around Rs 400 on fuel daily, Bhadana has no plans to change vehicles. Requests for milk have started coming in from new areas as word spreads about the man who delivers milk in a luxury convertible.Come winter, Bhadana plans to bring back his Harley Davidson for the rounds. Until then, he continues to be a familiar and unusual sight on the streets — the milkman in an Audi.
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