I thought it a bit pricey but then recollected that it comes with a 3.2ZMP, auto-focus camera, GPS with A-GPS support, Bluetooth with A2DP, Wi-Fi, 3G with HSDPA speeds, USB v2,0 support and a full QWERTY keypad. Although it does have a chin that could give Jay Leno a complex, it’s quite a slim handset and looks quite good with its sliver and black finish.
Another handset I saw was the 6220 classic that was priced at Rs. 19,900. In the gray market however, it’s priced at Rs. 18,000. The 6220 classic comes with a 5MP auto-focus camera with a Xenon flash. It also has a GPS receiver built in and also supports A-GPs. It has a TV out, supports Bluetooth with A2DP, 3G with HSDPA but doesn’t have Wi-Fi. I liked the look and feel of the handset except for its 2.2 inch display that, in my opinion was too small.
Ritesh you are right , one who is tech savy should not think mush for the green or plastic money any this products are really costly, and ablout I phone what's the use of purchasing when there is no 3G service available in India. 
