Bro as per rule... Tint or sun flim veliyile shopile irunth ottamudiyath...ath vanth manufacturers ku mattum than podamudiyum... Ethavath sheet ottamudiyath odanju pokira tint glass than allowed ( not any plastic sheet ) than podamudiyum athu m factorile irunth mattum than... Keralavile intha rule strictly iruk.. TN or matha state le kandukama virturukalam athinale athu offence kedayath nu sollamudiyath
Any film of any percentage is illegal in India and only sun shade from the manufacturers are allowed. 70% for front/rear windshield and 50% on side window rule is not valid for after market films and it apply to car manufacturers and for the inbuild glasses that means, they will manufacture with that percentage tint so it is inbuilt tint. All other claims from any company or scam is fraud and misguiding.
@@NallepillyAgraharam I agree with @nitinkumar29. He is spot on! Till date, sticking any external film of any % of transparency is strictly prohibited. I read through the Supreme Court responses to several petitions filed with regards to this. So bottomline, no film is allowed. On 4 doors and in front, back windshields.
@@nitinkumar29 Spot on what you said. However, these aftermarket they are discussing is for cars without any tint, not every manufacturer provides tint in the car glasses, mostly that comes to more expensive cars. However, there could be situation when someone did not thought while buying the car initially and then due to family and kids wanted to install one, then can go for these aftermarket film with up to 50% visibility. Police will not generally disturb if it 70% visibility. 50% is borderline, as it depends on brand to brand - some brand it will be dark and some wont. So, if any traffic police stops anyone and feels 50% is darker then has to be removed and cannot argue with police, it is their call.
@@balajig1261 Unfortunately, there are regions where no films on the glasses are allowed in any situation. I'm from North, from Delhi and most of the part up to Punjab that I know does not tolerate films below 75% because that is not dark enough but if they find that your glasses have films on it (even 75% or above), they will remove it on the spot and fine you a hefty penalty if they are in bad mood or there is some checking going on, while in some city like Chandigarh, the chances of fine is close to 100%. Some cops use machine to detect the film, while some even go to use their fingernails. Even shades with net from the car manufactures on the rear glass is absolutely no. So it is risky affair here, the tolerable are shades with net on both sides and driver side must have half that come from some manufacturers like Maruti Suzuki, I heard a case of Kia where police fined the guy.
Sir, 15 years car rules pathi kunjm explain pannuga, April la vantha rule. Second hand vangarathu nallatha, eantha year la irunthu vangathunu nu solluga... Expecting detailed video soon from you. Thanks.. 👍
Car viewers govt rule no sunflimclass but car 50% 70% car company production classes. No cooling flim sticker, your car cooling flim stickered but other state fine minimum 5000 to 10000 so avoid cooling sticker so thanks sarvanan advocate
@@psaravanaadvocate3702 ungala Mari advocates and politicians dhan Chennai la full dark tint pannitu plus defective number plates potutu suthuraga. Ungalalam traffic dogs pudika maturaga. Ana engala Mari common peoples bike number plate la orru number rust agi light taa maranjirundhakuda kooda defective number plate nu fine poduragaa..
Keep all the documents ready, nothing to worry, afraid of, if it's fatal accident, inform the police help line no at the earliest, you may need to protect your belongings and life., advice don't exceed 100 kms per hour in NH even if it's traffic free.
Really a usefull video.. even I waited tis video from u.. I didn't use for my new car.. due to fear of fine.. splly in Bangalore.. I'm using magnetic sunshade..
Brother only manufacturer allowed not stickers(sun film)are allowed The manufacturer of the vehicle may manufacture the vehicles with tinted glasses which have Visual Light Transmission (VLT) of safety glasses windscreen (front and rear) as 70 per cent VLT and side glasses as 40 per cent VLT, respectively. No black film or any other material can be pasted on the windscreens and side glasses of a vehicle.
அருமை. இன்னும் ஒரு முக்கிய கேள்வி நீங்கள் விடை தரவேண்டும். நம்மை சோதிக்கும் காவல் அதிகாரி, இது 20% விசிபிலிட்டி என்று சொல்கிறார், ஆனால் நான் இது 80% விசிபிலிட்டி என்று சொல்கிறேன். இதை அளக்க ஏதாவது மீட்டர் இருக்கிறதா? இந்த மாதிரி தாவா (வழக்கு) என்றால் எப்படி புரிய வைப்பது
Sir one point, as per Govt. Regulations you are not supposed to have any tint from after market. If you paste a tint it will break the character of the glass. Only company manufactures tinted glass are allowed
Tinting is completely illegal in India,which may be any amount. Tinting is allowed for car comes as OEM which complies with RTO rules already. The same goes for sun shades also. People please don’t get misled from this.. it’s the law
Birla sunfilm is banned in India. Only car manufacturers can use tint while manufacturing the glass. Film is not allowed. The specs you said is valid only for OEM while manufacturing glass.
Government rule is we should not stick sun film, the mentioned 50%, 70% are for manufacturers to maintain. Out side of manufacturing we shouldn't not attach sun film
Sorry to differ. No plastic/pvc/material shall be pasted on the glass. Only manufacturers can provide tinted glass with a minimum of 70% visibility. This is as per Supreme court
தமிழகத்தில் DSP to DGP வரை உபயோகப்படுத்தும் கார்களில் 5% visibility உள்ளது இதற்கு உச்சநீதிமன்றத்தின் உத்தரவு பொருந்தாதா?? ஊருக்கு மட்டும் தான் உபதேசம் 😀😀
Sir, I raised a RTI. Got a reply that as per central govt guidelines 70% visibility is allowed. However each state govt are free to implement their rules.
70 visibility is allowed for manufacturers to make glass, [example top model baleno, xl6, innova crysta] comes with 70 visibility glass (not sun film). Rule is you can never put sunfilm in car. Period
@@INDIA-BHAGAT_SINGH Bro, The following is the RTI reply that i received from Ministry of Road transport & Highway " With reference to your queries it is to say that as per rule 100(2) of CMVRs "the glass of the windscreen and rear window of every motor vehicle shall be such and shall be maintained in such a condition that the visual transmission of light is not less than 70%. The glasses used for side windows are such and shall be maintained in such a condition that the visual transmission of light is not less than 50% and shall conform to Indian Standards(lS:2553)". Implementation of CMVRs and MV Act including Traffic police & RTOs come under the purview of State Transport Departments. You may, therefore, write to the notified Public Authority in the State / UT concerned for further requisite information."
Useful and informative content, however the backdrop (white) makes uncomfortable to watch the video after few minutes. It will be better if you could use some other colour.
Thank you sir, also plz upload a video about car insurance particularly about CPA policy cover and whether we can use this particular policy cover for multiple vehicle.
Point 3 - During accidents the front glass should break into small PIECES. If not the passengers inside the cabin will be affected by tissue tear( glasses do make it happen)when the front is crushed during heavy impact. ___ I tell you this from my experience in an accident ( as my upper body is saved when the glasses broken into small pieces) Note: Athayum meeri front la sunfilm stick panuna accident apo ukkathu break in with your hand😢
Bro, all ur videos are good to watch. I was fined years back for sunfilm by traffic police. Mine was more than 75% visibility on side and rear. They claim there shudnt be any film first. Second the percentage of light allowance mentioned are for OEMs in glass manufacturing and not for customers. But still I cud see complete black color film windows on roads and debate is on sunfilm.
No kind of films are legal now..... The main reason behind this is... When acvidents happens glasses dont break into fine piecea... Retains big pieces and can cause injuries
Birla ji .. IMT conversion Ku oru video podunga . South India la conversion kit available uh irukkaney theriya maatinguthu .. frequent clutch users oda leg pain Ku oru relieving uh irukum. Plus i bet this will be best content too .give a try
Because they politician and celebrity they have prtection from people if they known ppl will follow and disturbing her peacefullness mainthing is celebrity and politician normally have good ppl and haters. Suppose hater ppl don't like that person when they driving in car May be they have to do something kill mostly these ppl have more cars when they go out mostly changing cars and safe protection only they doing like that
As per the Supreme Court verdict on IA Nos. 4 , 5 , IA NOS . 6-8 , IA Nos. 9-11 , 12 , 13 , 14 & 15 in the WRIT PETITION (CIVIL ) NO.265 of 2011 filed by Avishek Goenka vs Union of India Para 24 "They shall not permit pasting of any material, including film of any VLT, on the safety glasses of any vehicle" (this judgement copy is available in the web). Actually all the dealers are misleading all of us for their products to sell.
If anyone drives often to bengaluru.with tn reg vehicles donteven think of pasting anyfilm.uniformed beggars of Karnataka police will collect money from u.Our govt frm tn is not bothered about this.ka reg vehicles should be fined in tn
The suggestion given in this video is completely illegal. Sticking any kind of film on the glass, no matter what the percentage is, is illegal. Period.
As usual Professor Birla in action. Very informative and useful topic for all car owners. I’ve one question around this, what about curtains (both OEM and after market)?
Good Info bro, any idea about law in other states. Do we have any issue if we take our car to other states or same rule applicable all over India. Thanks
Anti-social activity is a silly reason to ban sunfilm , you can also use curtains to do same activity which is still legal, also can you use the same reason to ban helmets, and masks?
Bangalore Cops Instead of clearing Traffic in Bangalore City they are allocated in area wise to beg money mainly from TN vehicles ....
True bro
true
That's how government created hatred between between neighbouring states tamil Karnataka etc
Bangalore has developed to give uniform for beggers
@EzTips_ytIt’s India… everyone has right to live any where India… we are not the beggars… we are employees…
நானும் இதைப் பற்றித் தெரிந்து கொள்ள ஆவலாக இருந்தேன். தங்களால் இன்று தெரிந்து கொண்டேன் குருவே
நன்றிகள் கோடி குருவே
Wrong information.
Sun film is banned
Bro as per rule... Tint or sun flim veliyile shopile irunth ottamudiyath...ath vanth manufacturers ku mattum than podamudiyum... Ethavath sheet ottamudiyath odanju pokira tint glass than allowed ( not any plastic sheet ) than podamudiyum athu m factorile irunth mattum than... Keralavile intha rule strictly iruk.. TN or matha state le kandukama virturukalam athinale athu offence kedayath nu sollamudiyath
ஐயா நீங்களும் உங்கள் அன்பு குடும்பமும் வாழ்க வளமுடன் 💐💐💐💐💐 வாழ்க பல்லாண்டு 💐💐💐💐💐
This should be applied for all politicians to government staffs and officials first then advice people to follow this norms
Politicians are VIP's brother..... So there will be some additional privacy given to them
@@aravindjayakumar1072 appo vip cars use panni anti social activities nadaka vaipu irkey
PM ke allowed illa.. But still some politicians are using it.
@@SathishKumar_Salem in fact andha maari vips dhaan nariya anti socialist anti nationalist vela laam panuvaanga
50% for side glass, 70% for
Back glasses is the norm.
Here % means visibility from
out side
Any film of any percentage is illegal in India and only sun shade from the manufacturers are allowed. 70% for front/rear windshield and 50% on side window rule is not valid for after market films and it apply to car manufacturers and for the inbuild glasses that means, they will manufacture with that percentage tint so it is inbuilt tint. All other claims from any company or scam is fraud and misguiding.
Agree with Nitin
@@NallepillyAgraharam I agree with @nitinkumar29. He is spot on! Till date, sticking any external film of any % of transparency is strictly prohibited. I read through the Supreme Court responses to several petitions filed with regards to this. So bottomline, no film is allowed. On 4 doors and in front, back windshields.
@@nitinkumar29 Spot on what you said. However, these aftermarket they are discussing is for cars without any tint, not every manufacturer provides tint in the car glasses, mostly that comes to more expensive cars. However, there could be situation when someone did not thought while buying the car initially and then due to family and kids wanted to install one, then can go for these aftermarket film with up to 50% visibility. Police will not generally disturb if it 70% visibility. 50% is borderline, as it depends on brand to brand - some brand it will be dark and some wont. So, if any traffic police stops anyone and feels 50% is darker then has to be removed and cannot argue with police, it is their call.
@@balajig1261 Unfortunately, there are regions where no films on the glasses are allowed in any situation. I'm from North, from Delhi and most of the part up to Punjab that I know does not tolerate films below 75% because that is not dark enough but if they find that your glasses have films on it (even 75% or above), they will remove it on the spot and fine you a hefty penalty if they are in bad mood or there is some checking going on, while in some city like Chandigarh, the chances of fine is close to 100%. Some cops use machine to detect the film, while some even go to use their fingernails. Even shades with net from the car manufactures on the rear glass is absolutely no. So it is risky affair here, the tolerable are shades with net on both sides and driver side must have half that come from some manufacturers like Maruti Suzuki, I heard a case of Kia where police fined the guy.
Really very useful video brother. Many misleads customer in few stick shops and sells banned, now your video explanation was very clear
பெங்களூருவில் தமிழக கார்களில் லேசான அளவில் இருந்தாலும் எந்த பிலிமும் ஒட்ட கூடாது என்று அபராதம் விதிக்கப்படுகிறது
Tn car pathale fine dhan bro 🤦 either full traffic la ponum ila late nyt otalam TN name plate oda anga
Yes I too got fine..
Sunflim thaandi vaera yaethukulaam fine pannaraanga TN vehicle ku?
Yes I got fined last month. They pick on TN numbers even though some of Bengaluru vehicles had dark film.
Me too paid 500 rs bro
Most awaiting video sir, fortunately I have done "Wurth" sun film for my car. Thank you sir
@@premkarthikm 50% less than 3M
How is it, bro? Planning to go with Wurth
Sir, 15 years car rules pathi kunjm explain pannuga, April la vantha rule. Second hand vangarathu nallatha, eantha year la irunthu vangathunu nu solluga... Expecting detailed video soon from you.
Thanks.. 👍
Car viewers govt rule no sunflimclass but car 50% 70% car company production classes. No cooling flim sticker, your car cooling flim stickered but other state fine minimum 5000 to 10000 so avoid cooling sticker so thanks sarvanan advocate
@@psaravanaadvocate3702 ungala Mari advocates and politicians dhan Chennai la full dark tint pannitu plus defective number plates potutu suthuraga. Ungalalam traffic dogs pudika maturaga. Ana engala Mari common peoples bike number plate la orru number rust agi light taa maranjirundhakuda kooda defective number plate nu fine poduragaa..
சொல்லப்போனால் கவர்மெண்ட் கார்ல தான் அதிகப்படியான 100% ஒட்டப்படுகிறது
Always catching my mind voice Birlas... Definitely I'll try this.
@Birlas Parvai -இதே போல் நம்பர் பிளேட் ஒரு வீடியோ போடுங்க சார்....it will be very helpful for all ....
Bro, kindly make a video of what to do when meet an accident. Kindly explain all the necessary steps we need to follow in that emergency situation.
Keep all the documents ready, nothing to worry, afraid of, if it's fatal accident, inform the police help line no at the earliest, you may need to protect your belongings and life., advice don't exceed 100 kms per hour in NH even if it's traffic free.
Really a usefull video.. even I waited tis video from u.. I didn't use for my new car.. due to fear of fine.. splly in Bangalore.. I'm using magnetic sunshade..
ரோடுகளில் right side 2- வீலர் ஓட்டுவது தவறு என்பதை தெரிந்தவர்களிடம் எல்லாம் சொல்லுங்க நண்பர்களே.
Brother only manufacturer allowed not stickers(sun film)are allowed
The manufacturer of the vehicle may manufacture the vehicles with tinted glasses which
have Visual Light Transmission (VLT) of safety glasses windscreen (front and rear) as 70
per cent VLT and side glasses as 40 per cent VLT, respectively. No black film or any other
material can be pasted on the windscreens and side glasses of a vehicle.
Exactly
Correct 👍
அருமை. இன்னும் ஒரு முக்கிய கேள்வி நீங்கள் விடை தரவேண்டும். நம்மை சோதிக்கும் காவல் அதிகாரி, இது 20% விசிபிலிட்டி என்று சொல்கிறார், ஆனால் நான் இது 80% விசிபிலிட்டி என்று சொல்கிறேன். இதை அளக்க ஏதாவது மீட்டர் இருக்கிறதா? இந்த மாதிரி தாவா (வழக்கு) என்றால் எப்படி புரிய வைப்பது
Sun film is illegal at any percent, tint only allowed for car manufacturers
Sir one point, as per Govt. Regulations you are not supposed to have any tint from after market. If you paste a tint it will break the character of the glass. Only company manufactures tinted glass are allowed
I have done whurth sun control film before three months really superb professor sir
sir I am sorry about your mothers dimes. May God save her soul. May God bless you and your family with a prosperous and a happy life.
This is the video I was waiting for long time 😃 Thanks bro
Tinting is completely illegal in India,which may be any amount. Tinting is allowed for car comes as OEM which complies with RTO rules already. The same goes for sun shades also. People please don’t get misled from this.. it’s the law
Thanks sir for this video. Its another one to our car wikipedia.. 👏👍
Birla sunfilm is banned in India. Only car manufacturers can use tint while manufacturing the glass. Film is not allowed. The specs you said is valid only for OEM while manufacturing glass.
Govt norms are only manufaturer OEM can be tinted glass. Nothing to be pasted irrespective of the percentage of visibilty.
Government rule is we should not stick sun film, the mentioned 50%, 70% are for manufacturers to maintain. Out side of manufacturing we shouldn't not attach sun film
Nice presentation. My doubts cleared. Thanks.
Sir put video on solution for light glaring due to opposite vehicles in highways.Thank you
Sorry to differ. No plastic/pvc/material shall be pasted on the glass. Only manufacturers can provide tinted glass with a minimum of 70% visibility. This is as per Supreme court
Bro please reply me. Ippo rules mathitagala?
Beautiful😍✨❤ explanation birla sir
One of my long time doubt.. i am vert clear.. thanks dude. ❤️
Most awaited video bro..We are looking a sunfilm sticker for our new car and this video is very useful😊
நினைத்த chapter....
Thanks Boss
Your explanation is too good and superb sir
Super 👌👌👌 Master.
Useful Information for All.
Thank you Birla🤓🤓🤓 Master.
Sir I'm Sun film applicator in Chennai
Ur performance of video is very clear and nice thank you 🙏
Shop location 20 % sunflim enna price sir ? Garware or anyother flim is okay. No 3M.
Sun film is illegal and fineable offense.
70% tint is allowed for car manufacturers , public cannot put any sunfilm in car
@@INDIA-BHAGAT_SINGH epdi nu unnaku yarru sonnathu
தமிழகத்தில் DSP to DGP வரை உபயோகப்படுத்தும் கார்களில் 5% visibility உள்ளது இதற்கு உச்சநீதிமன்றத்தின் உத்தரவு பொருந்தாதா?? ஊருக்கு மட்டும் தான் உபதேசம் 😀😀
Thank you so much
God bless you 💐🍇💐
Thank you so much for your ideas bro
Thank you so much for the video bro 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏽
Very useful video as usual..Birla Anna👍👍
Question athigama keta worker kadupaguraru nu cut panitingala ?
Sir, I raised a RTI. Got a reply that as per central govt guidelines 70% visibility is allowed. However each state govt are free to implement their rules.
Bro... How to apply RTI
@Aditya Vel yes bro. I posted the same reply with weblink. But it did not appear.
70 visibility is allowed for manufacturers to make glass, [example top model baleno, xl6, innova crysta] comes with 70 visibility glass (not sun film).
Rule is you can never put sunfilm in car. Period
@@INDIA-BHAGAT_SINGH Bro, The following is the RTI reply that i received from Ministry of Road transport & Highway
" With reference to your queries it is to say that as per rule 100(2) of CMVRs "the glass of the windscreen and rear window of every motor vehicle shall be such and shall be maintained in such a condition that the visual transmission of light is not less than 70%. The glasses used for side windows are such and shall be maintained in such a condition that the visual transmission of light is not less than 50% and shall conform to Indian Standards(lS:2553)". Implementation of CMVRs and MV Act including Traffic police & RTOs come under the purview of State Transport Departments. You may, therefore, write to the notified Public Authority in the State / UT concerned for further requisite information."
@@INDIA-BHAGAT_SINGH Exactly.👍..
Sunfilm is illegal..
Conclusion: Use sunfilm at ur own r
Very useful information bei 💯🔥
Most awaited topic :)
Useful and informative content, however the backdrop (white) makes uncomfortable to watch the video after few minutes. It will be better if you could use some other colour.
Yesterday I searched this topic in your video list..thanks for it Birla
Thanks you bro 😀😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
Very useful anna 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Very useful information bro. Thank you for sharing this 🙏🙏
Super anna 🎉
Thalapathy vijay sir ku fine pottatha paathu vandhavaga yaar yaaru.
super infrastructure bro about car each by each u explain about car super 👌👌👌👌🔥🔥🔥
Sir very informative ❤but side door 50% potakuda police romba tholla pandranga sir😅I’m in Adambakkam sir
70% podalama sir
70% is safe
@@surya1007-Cr thanks for your reply
Hia bro
Steering knob
Gear extender anthamaari accesories pathi advantage disadvantages video podunga ...
Thank you sir, also plz upload a video about car insurance particularly about CPA policy cover and whether we can use this particular policy cover for multiple vehicle.
Higher end model la otti niraiya pathu erukean, police stop kooda panna matanga payanthukitu, ithuva chinna car ah nipati fine poduvanga , ithuku ninga rule podum pothu solla vendiyathu thaan athu pana karanugaluku mattum thaan mathavanga podakudathunu🤦
இதில் visibility ஐ விட sun light heat reduction எவ்வளவு சதவிகிதம் என்பது மிக முக்கியம் அதை குறிப்பிட்டு ஒரு காணொளி போடுங்கள் ...
Wow...I was thinking about this yesterday only👌
Point 3 - During accidents the front glass should break into small PIECES.
If not the passengers inside the cabin will be affected by tissue tear( glasses do make it happen)when the front is crushed during heavy impact.
___ I tell you this from my experience in an accident ( as my upper body is saved when the glasses broken into small pieces)
Note:
Athayum meeri front la sunfilm stick panuna accident apo ukkathu break in with your hand😢
Birla Anna!...15 16 varusa palaya car vangumpothu...FC processing method and motor low rules pathi oru vediola sollunga...
Neriya procedure iruku bro, konjam risk fc ku... cost wise also... adu nala tha aasaya vachurunda indica kuda sale panitom😌.. others kita kelunga bro
@@karthickrambalasubramaniam8529 ok bro.....thanks !
Bro, all ur videos are good to watch. I was fined years back for sunfilm by traffic police. Mine was more than 75% visibility on side and rear. They claim there shudnt be any film first. Second the percentage of light allowance mentioned are for OEMs in glass manufacturing and not for customers. But still I cud see complete black color film windows on roads and debate is on sunfilm.
This is the correct information. You should not use any films
அனைத்து வாகனங்களுக்கும் எல்இடி ஹெட்லைட் போடுவது பற்றி கூறுங்கள் நண்பா......
No kind of films are legal now..... The main reason behind this is... When acvidents happens glasses dont break into fine piecea... Retains big pieces and can cause injuries
Birla ji .. IMT conversion Ku oru video podunga . South India la conversion kit available uh irukkaney theriya maatinguthu .. frequent clutch users oda leg pain Ku oru relieving uh irukum. Plus i bet this will be best content too .give a try
Politicians and actors and VIPs use only dark may i know the reason for this birla bro how they can be allowed pls do explain it
Because they politician and celebrity they have prtection from people if they known ppl will follow and disturbing her peacefullness mainthing is celebrity and politician normally have good ppl and haters. Suppose hater ppl don't like that person when they driving in car May be they have to do something kill mostly these ppl have more cars when they go out mostly changing cars and safe protection only they doing like that
because laws are applicable only for commoners.
Politicians, actors and VIP are from different planet and they can do whatever they want
Thanks very helpful 👍
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Yesterday only me and my friend discussed about this sir neenga iniku video potinga :]
Thanks for this information Anna✌🏻✌🏻
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Hello Sir. All your videos are excellent...
Please suggest which petrol is better ( indian oil, bp, ho, etc)
As per the Supreme Court verdict on IA Nos. 4 , 5 , IA NOS . 6-8 , IA Nos. 9-11 , 12 , 13 , 14 & 15 in the WRIT PETITION (CIVIL ) NO.265 of 2011 filed by Avishek Goenka vs Union of India Para 24 "They shall not permit pasting of any material, including film of any VLT, on the safety glasses of any vehicle" (this judgement copy is available in the web). Actually all the dealers are misleading all of us for their products to sell.
Very useful video sir ❤
Very very useful video👌👌👌
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If you apply sun film irrespective of the percentage you can be fined for illegal modification.
If anyone drives often to bengaluru.with tn reg vehicles donteven think of pasting anyfilm.uniformed beggars of Karnataka police will collect money from u.Our govt frm tn is not bothered about this.ka reg vehicles should be fined in tn
Super Bro, Such a Useful information .
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The suggestion given in this video is completely illegal. Sticking any kind of film on the glass, no matter what the percentage is, is illegal. Period.
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Sir,Very useful information,Thank you.
Good topic and explained very well.... Thanks a lot bro....
But information is wrong.....
.Sun film is illegal
Factory tint only allowed for car manufacturers, available in top model baleno
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As usual Professor Birla in action. Very informative and useful topic for all car owners. I’ve one question around this, what about curtains (both OEM and after market)?
Sir, Car wind shield cool film with Lux meter light and temperature reduction inside cabin demo podavum
Karnataka lam ponna
50% kuda allow pana matranga Anna
Romba panranga na TN laye checking adhigama iruku
Correct bro..I paid fine twice in Bangalore City..all they are saying is , we should use tint instead of film
@@ManojKumar_sk yup.. especially in Karnataka only even Mumbai and Hyderabad they don't have this much formalities
@@ManojKumar_sk tint na enna bro?
@@satiz04 tinted glass bro..namba film poda thevai illa.. default ahvae window glass la film paste panna Mari tha irukum
Hyndai I 10 magna performance எப்படி உள்ளது என்று ஒரு வீடியோ போடுங்கள்.
என்னிடம் i10 magna car உள்ளது.
Very useful video thank u
Bro andha 50% otrathuku otamalaee earukalam😅😄
Nanum athan yosichen 😂 20% visibility is still good
Onnumey illadhadhuku 50% paravala thana
@@vichu650 onnumey illadhadhuku 50% paravalanuu nan nenaikiren.
Great brother!!, Pls upload Toyota GLANZA 2022 review brother
Its same as 2022 baleno oy name and brand change nothing else
useful brother👌👌
Very useful news tq sir
Installing any sunflim is illegal in India, 50% visibility and 75% visibility are for manufacturers
Good Info bro, any idea about law in other states. Do we have any issue if we take our car to other states or same rule applicable all over India. Thanks
Any type of after market sun film is banned in India.
As per the discussion on team bhp forum we should not have any film applied on the glass irrespective of the percentage.
True... We can't apply sun flim irrespective of percentage...
Yes no external material should block the glass either. Curtains and sunshades are included.
Anti-social activity is a silly reason to ban sunfilm , you can also use curtains to do same activity which is still legal, also can you use the same reason to ban helmets, and masks?
That is what done by Supreme Court of india
Curtains also illegal I think