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1. Popatlal Of Taarak Mehta ka Ooltah Chashmah Shyam Pathak who plays Popatlal on screen is married and a Chartered Accountant in real life. He has three children. 2. Girdharlal Gada           Girdharlal Gada is younger than his son: Girdharlal Gada played by Amit Bhatt who is Jethalal's father on screen(Dilip Joshi), is actually younger than Dilip Joshi. Hats Off to the make-up artists. 3. Sundarlal Mayur Vakani who plays that annoying character of Sundarlal has an M.A in Indian culture, Diploma in sculpture and diploma in drama. 4.   Natu Kaka Ghanashyam Nayak who plays natu kaka a loyal and faithful worker in Gada Electronics has acted in approx 200 Gujarati & Hindi Films and around 350 Hindi Television serials, he has also acted in more than 100 Gujarati stage plays. 5. Babita Ji Munmum Datta who plays a role of Babita Ji is the youngest actor in Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah (if kids are excluded). She is 28 years old and she was only 20 years old when the first episode

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Introduction The Tata Nano is a city car manufactured by Tata motors. This car made and sold in India, the nano car was initially launched with a price of Rs 100,000 or $1,500. It is the cheapest car in the world. Even though it is an engineering feat to package the entire car within that price range, it sales largely failed, primarily due to its marketing campaign. These cars designed to lure India's burgeoning middle classes away from two-wheelers, it received much publicity. It's current price point means the claim "World's cheapest Car" remains true today. The Marketing Strategy Owning a car in India is a big thing. It is more of a social status symbol! In order to capture this market segment Ratan Tata announced the concept of Tata Nano Car in 2006. The concept of introducing a cheapest car for every middle class family in India. Everyone got fascinated by the Idea. But unfortunately the fascination did not transpire into sales! What Went Wrong With Tata Nano