Campaign India Team
Dec 21, 2009

Fondly remembering Hamara Bajaj

When the new version of ‘Hamara Bajaj’ was launched in 2001, the younger generation had a sort of déjà vu because they faintly remembered the music and the words. However, they quickly fell in love with the new fast paced music and feel of the film. The older generation had a nostalgic moment because they were transported back to the times when ‘Hamara Bajaj’ presented a mirror to their old middle class aspirations.

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