Interesting Slogans on the back of Trucks ( A dying Art)

Some interesting slogans that I captured from the trucks (another dying art).

(This picture I have been seeing since my childhood, " the lady waiting for him (the truck driver) " तुम कब आओगे " another illusion of mind to make yourself is happy is that " she is waiting for you" । That give you strength to cover more miles .

This one is my favourites. How Modi put all on work , boost their Ego, he is master in this art , anyway it was good for all at that time.

It should be _ चलता फिरता दवाखाना not फिरता दवाखाना , but it's ok as it was in महाराष्ट्र

This like of " समय से पहले और भाग्य से ज्यादा कभी नही मिलता " is also very old but I liked the below one " वो कोन थी जो मुस्कुरा के चली गई" , अरे भाई तुझे धोखा हुआ है , यहा वहा कोई नही थी ही नहीं।

And this one is last one. Lots of them.

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