Dharmendra's response to Sachin Tendulkar's 'wonder car' experience is the best. Read here

Sachin Tendulkar popularly known as Master Blaster shared a video of his 'thrilling experience' where he claimed that he was sitting next to Mr, India,  the invisible Bollywood film character that was played by Anil Kapoor, and he then goes on to demonstrate how the car parks by itself. Reacting to the same, Dharmendra Deol lauded the former cricketer stating that he is really proud of him, and the entire act is completely unbelievable. 

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Unbelievable, proud of you dear Sachin . Lots of love and good wishes to you . Jeete raho 👋

— Dharmendra Deol (@aapkadharam)

For those unaware, Sachin Tendulkar is a big car lover. The cricketer has owned  BMW i8, Ferrari 360 Modena, Mercedes-Benz C36 AMG, BMW 750Li M Sport, a BMW M5 Nissan GT-R Egoist and also a Maruti 800. Sachin Tendulkar's video comes after Daimler, the parent company of Mercedes-Benz, and Bosch, a global auto supplier — received approval from German engineers to test an autonomous parking valet system. According to the reports, the companies are currently testing it out in the Mercedes-Benz Museum parking garage, Stuttgart. This service is currently accessed via a smartphone app. 

Thrilling experience to witness my car park itself in my garage. It felt like Mr. India (@AnilKapoor) had taken control! 😋
I'm sure the rest of the weekend will be as exciting with my friends. pic.twitter.com/pzZ6oRmIAt

— Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt)

Anil Kapoor too responded to the tweet by saying that 'Mr India always parks like a pro'. The actor was also amazed seeing the 'driverless parking technology'.

Mr. India always parks like a pro! 😝
This driverless parking technology is amazing! @sachin_rt https://t.co/Mr1myxTE8J

— Anil Kapoor (@AnilKapoor)

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Meanwhile, Indian batting icon and Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar has been inducted into the International Cricket Council's Hall of Fame. Speaking at the induction ceremony held in London on Sunday night, the 46-year-old former right-hand batsman said that it is a huge honour for him. Regarded as the greatest to have played the game, Little Master Tendulkar remains the top run-accumulator in both Tests and ODIs.