I decided that / India could produce / its own car. // Everybody, my friends overseas / in the automobile business / said that this couldn't be done. // We had to go through collaboration / to get know how, to get technology / that we undertake to produce / this car. // You saw images of it / in the video / was called the IndyCar / and we produced it in India, / totally of Indian content.// As we got close to / putting it in the market, / my friends in India / somewhat distanced themselves from me, / otherwise known as distancing yourself from failure. // And when the car came out / I suddenly felt that / I didn't have a friend in the world and that all the warnings that people had given me / were probably going to come true. // But the car did come out. // It did earn a 20% market share. // And we showed that we could do something throughout, / throughout the time I've been involved in business, / that has equaled the excitement, / the reward, / and the exhilaration / that the car industry has provided / and can provide.// It gives, / as has been said earlier,/ an opportunity to test new technologies, / new building methods. // But above all,/ it has helped in the transformation of the Indian economy,/ to a mobile economy./