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They bind the designer and lock him in his own car–this one being an older car called Taarzan–which they dump into the water to drown him. The executives, conspiring with the police, have the designer murdered so they can steal his idea. The plot involves a car designer (Ajay Devgan) who gets his idea for a revolutionary vehicle (called DC, his initials) stolen by a leading automobile company. The film followed the duo’s success on other thrillers, such as Solider, Humraaz, and Baadshah. Taarzan: The Wonder Car was directed by brothers Abbas and Mustan Burmawalla. Remembering the Hilarious Mishap of Taarzan Not only was the film panned by critics and failed at the box office–its bad press caused the car it was launching to be buried.
No wonder it’s become known as one of India’s biggest flops. That’s exactly what the 2004 Hindi-language film Taarzan: The Wonder Car did.
Unless you make it a romantic revenge thriller that borrows heavily from Stephen King’s Christine. What better way to generate hype than to introduce the vehicle as the headlining star of its own cinematic adventure? To successfully launch a new car, you need to garner a lot of attention and interest, especially if it’s a model that’s outside of most people’s price range.
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