Jugaad Wala Rocket: There is no dearth of Jugadu people. Everywhere you will find such a person, who surprises people with his ‘amazing’ jugaad. Some jugaads are very funny too, which leaves laughter insight. You must have seen many videos of Desi Jugaad on social media, which often go viral. Recently a video went viral ( Viral Video ), in which the bride’s family members welcomed the wedding processions with a ‘cooler’ with a unique jugaad.
He had made a thresher machine cooler from Jugaad, which was seen to provide relief to the processions from the fire, rainy heat and humidity. Apart from this, sometimes people also make rockets and missiles from jugaad. The video of one such jugaad is becoming very viral on social media these days, seeing which the reactions given by people are pretty funny.
Some friends made a rocket out of jugaad and blew it in the sky. The video shows that 3-to 4 water bottles are tied above each other in a thin steel pipe, and a person is pouring water into it. After this, he fills the air in a small machine installed under the bottle with a pump that fills the cycle with air.
Shortly after this, it is seen that all the bottles together become like a rocket and fly into the sky. Just as smoke emanates from the bottom when the missile flies, the ‘rocket’ of this jugaad also sprays water from below so that it is the smoke of the rocket. This amazing jugaad ‘rocket’ has taken people by surprise.
Man Flew Jugaad Wala Rocket
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This great jugaad video has been shared on the social media platform Instagram with the ID name hkjaani, which has been viewed more than 15 million, i.e. more than 15 million times so far. In contrast, 1 million people have watched the video, i.e. more than 10 lakh people. I have also liked and given different types of funny reactions. Some have termed this jugaadoo ‘rocket’ as ‘Chandrayaan-3’, and some have called it ‘Made in China. At the same time, a user has described the person who made this jugaadoo ‘rocket’ as the Elon Musk of the future.
