From Banking to Dairy
Amit Bhadana made the leap from the banking industry to his family’s dairy business during the Covid pandemic. Initially, he pitched in to assist his brother as a temporary measure, but this soon evolved into a full-time commitment.
“I started out using my 750CC Harley Davidson for deliveries. However, the blazing summer sun presented quite the challenge,” he explains. Thus, he opted for the Audi convertible. “The adjustable roof truly enhances the experience. Now I can roam the streets for longer, even with the roof down,” he remarks.
120 Litres of Milk and Counting
Each morning, Bhadana travels 60 to 70 kilometres, delivering approximately 120 litres of milk to homes in Sector 21, Sainik Colony, and NIT areas of Faridabad. His delivery vehicle, a ₹50-lakh Audi cabriolet, has garnered attention from locals and beyond.
“Every delivery run feels like a joyride now. I’m indulging my passion for luxury cars while also honoring our family’s legacy,” he says.
Family Behind the Farm
The Bhadana family owns a dairy farm in Mohatabad village, which hosts 32 cows and 6 buffaloes. His father Ram Avtar, a retired Army officer, manages the farm operations. Amit’s brother Lalit assists in running the dairy, while another brother, Raj Singh, handles events. His wife and two daughters round out the family.
No Plans to Cut Fuel Costs
Despite spending about ₹400 on fuel every day, Bhadana has no intentions of switching vehicles. New requests for milk are pouring in from additional neighborhoods as the word spreads about the man who delivers in a luxury convertible. When winter arrives, Bhadana plans to return to his Harley Davidson for his rounds. Until then, he remains a familiar and unconventional sight on the streets — the milkman in an Audi.