Biker spots 90-year-old woman driving flawlessly in Jammu. Here's her story
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A video capturing an elderly woman skillfully driving a car in Jammu's Kathua, has gone viral on Instagram.
Age may slow many things down, but for a 90-year-old woman from Kathua in Jammu, it certainly hasn’t dimmed her love for driving.
A heartwarming video shared by biker Vishal Lalotra is now winning the internet, showing the elderly woman confidently navigating busy roads behind the wheel of her Maruti Alto.
The clip, recorded on Vishal’s body camera, begins with him spotting the woman, whom he fondly calls ‘Dadi’, expertly taking a turn and smoothly steering through traffic. There is no hesitation in her movements, no nervous glances. Instead, she drives with the ease of someone who knows the road well and enjoys every moment of it.
Watch the video here:
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Impressed and curious, Vishal decides to follow her and eventually tracks down her home in Kathua. What follows makes the story even more special. He meets her in person and joins her for a short drive around town.
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