Scrap Collector's Life Transformed by Car Found in River

He sells 3.5kg of scrap metal collected from the riverside to a scrap dealer and buys groceries with the 500 rupees he receives. During the transaction, he confirms that the weight is exactly 3.5kg and receives payment.

To support his family, consisting of his wife Gobi and his son, he collects scrap metal every day. Selling collected scrap metal is the main economic activity for his family.

Aalu, who was collecting scrap metal by throwing a magnet into the riverbed as usual, suddenly felt the magnet catch on a heavy object.

Puzzled by the unfamiliar heaviness, he pulled the line up and confirmed that there was an old car on the riverbed.

Since the object caught by the magnet was too heavy for him to move alone, he tied a rope to a tree and used leverage to pull the car out of the river.

Despite its rusty and old exterior, upon closer inspection of the vehicle, golden metallic surfaces began to emerge in some parts.

With the help of an expert, he confirmed that this car was not an ordinary vehicle but a special car made of expensive rare metals.

After undergoing repairs and restoration, the car revealed its original splendid appearance.

Several collectors who recognized the value of the restored car expressed their intent to purchase and began to offer prices.

Starting from ₹900,000, the bidding ultimately closed at ₹10,000,000, equivalent to approximately 100 million Korean Won. With this money, Aalu planned to renovate his old house and start a new business.