Awkward situation

[Manisha]

Looks like the Agni 4 is just another rebadged tier-2 OEM phone, with no real redesign. Ah well.

[Vinay]

Why didn't you mention the price difference and the specs it offers at that low price?

[Manish]

What's wrong with being an OEM phone? The design is pretty cool too.

[Madhu]

At least we took down Turkey.

[Vasant]

These days, people have pretty much given up on Indian global brands - there are only a handful left. Tech in India feels like it's hit rock bottom; we're stuck in a loop of getting whatever the world wants to push on us instead of what we actually need. It's like we're just a huge market where companies dump anything, hoping to recoup costs or make money by selling faulty products rather than facing EU regulations.

[Khushi]

That video really opened my eyes because big YouTubers like Gyan Therapy said, "Lava is the only Indian company that designs and manufactures its own phones and only imports parts from China." That made me trust Lava, but everything seems sold out, yaar.

[Shankar]

I mean, Lava isn't selling you patriotism, Ai+ does.

[Menon]

Rebranding a Chinese phone is fine, but the company should be honest about it instead of claiming it's made in India or has R&D in India.

[Sangeeta]

I've used the Lava Agni 2 before; it was a solid phone and the cameras were good, but they really need to improve the software.

[Ramesh]

After seeing that part in the video I just started laughing, man. I still remember folks flaunting their Lava phones saying they support Made in India.

[Mukesh]

This is how 'Make in India' is turning out.