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Racism – I tell you what it is, how it’s done and where you can get some. Plus how to install it in your car. Actually none of that is true…. well most of it’s not true. But there will be a bit of race in this discourse, and I don’t mean on the track… or the road for that matter.
At the rate at which we in Britain are going through our Prime Ministers, it’ll be a miracle if new PM, Rishi Sunak, lasts the week, never mind the month, or till Christmas and it’ll be an absolute shocker if he’s still there to fight the next election.
Continue reading “Taking a Moment to Celebrate Britain’s First Brown PM!”
Met up with good buddy and legendary Indian Motoring Journalist and prolific author, Adil Jal Darukhanawala, earlier this evening, on a rare visit to London – but what was he doing here? Find out in this video.
Continue reading “What is Legendary Indian Car Journalist Adil Jal Darukhanawala doing in London?”In this episode I chat to my good buddy, Neville Darukhanawalla. A self-confessed automotive buff, Neville Jal Darukhanawalla has been associated with cars and bikes since his school days in the late 1980s. A two-time national champion, racing scooters in his native India, he has raced in different forms of motorcycle sport – road racing, motocross, rallies, flat track, trials and what have you. A massive fan of Formula One and MotoGP – in fact, of all forms on motor racing, he believes that racing improves the breed.
Continue reading “Neville Darukhanawalla – from Scooter Boy to Ram Head”In a new series semi-formally titled ‘Brown Car Guy and Buddies’ I try to catch up with people online during this virtually global lockdown and talk cars and stuff.
Continue reading “India’s top car journo on Stirling Moss, owning 27 bikes & 7000 model cars”Click through to watch more interviews I’ve done recently for BritishAsiaNews.com
Continue reading “Goan Festival Interviews I did for British Asia News”
I don’t watch much Bollywood these days, but in the 80s, I was a huge fan of Big B, as India’s biggest movie star, Amitabh Bachchan, is often called.
Continue reading “Amitabh Bachchan Retrospective: Saat Hindustani, 1969”