It is said that the palace of dreams can be built only by adding pie-pie. That's what this guy did, which we're going to tell you about. In fact, a Badhetarin case has come to light in Salem, Tamil Nadu, which you will be happy to know. In fact, in this case, a young man named V. Bubathi has added a pie and bought his favourite bike Bajaj Dominar 400. Yes, and by pie-pie, we mean 1 rupee coin. In fact, Bubathi added 1 rupee coin daily for 3 years and bought this bike.

The most fun thing about this time started when the dealership started counting their coins. Let me tell you that there were so many coins of 1 rupee that it has taken 10 hours for the dealership to count it. This information has been given by the manager of India agency, Mahavikrant. It is being told that Bubathy is a graduate of BCA and before starting his YouTube channel four years ago, he used to work as a computer operator in a private company. About three years ago, he had dreamt of buying a Bajaj Dominar 400, though at that time the bike was worth Rs 2 lakh and he did not have that much money. In such a situation, he started depositing one rupee coin each out of the amount he got through his YouTube channel so that he could fulfil his dream. "I took coins in exchange for notes from temples, hotels, even tea shops for nearly three years," says Bubaathi. ”

Just before buying the bike, they came to know that the on-road price of Bajaj Dominar 400 is 2. 6 lakh is going up to Rs. 6 lakh and at that time he started counting the coins he deposited and luckily this amount was right to fulfil his dream. After that, he took the money and approached Mahavikrant, the manager of the Indian agency, and asked him to pay the price of the bike in coins. In such a situation, initially, the manager refused and said that the bank charges a commission of Rs 140 to count Rs 1 lakh if there is a 2,000 rupee note, however, later he said yes.

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