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When a Common Man gave back to his Creator

Enthusiast from Thane who had bought R K Laxman’s black Ambassador from a second-hand dealer in 2007, drives it down to Balewadi and donates it to the cartoonist’s museum

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A photo of Laxman at the wheel of his beloved car; (right) fan Ballal Atre and Usha Laxman, chairperson of the R K Laxman Foundation, with the late cartoonist’s former car

A photo of Laxman at the wheel of his beloved car; (right) fan Ballal Atre and Usha Laxman, chairperson of the R K Laxman Foundation, with the late cartoonist’s former car

Legendary late cartoonist R K Laxman, whose creation ‘The Common Man’ cast a keen eye on daily goings-on and political shenanigans with gentle wit and wisdom, has a museum dedicated to his life and work at Balewadi in Pune

Laxman passed away in 2015. A new and delightful addition rolled into the space on Dussehra (Tuesday) to go with the treasure trove of Laxman memorabilia.  Ballal Atre a Laxman fan, donated his black Ambassador, formerly R K Laxman’s car, to the museum. Atre drove the car from his Thane residence to the R K Laxman Museum in Balewadi on Dussehra day. 

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