A driver in east India learned the hard way to not anger a rogue bull, when it attacked his car and nearly flipped it over after he honked at it.

The man blew his horn at the bull near the railway junction in Hajipur city, Bihar on October 30 to make way, but this only angered the 500kg animal.

The driver managed to escape, while the bull charged at and nearly flipped his vehicle until some passersby managed to chase it off.

The car was totalled by the damage and had to be towed to a nearby garage.

A driver of a small car learnt a big lesson - never honk unnecessarily that too at stray bulls, known for their short temper.

The man blew his horn at the bull near the Railway junction in Hajipur city in eastern India on October 30 to make way.

But angered by the horn, the bull turned on the car.

It butted the car ferociously, lifted it several feet easily and dropped it like a toy several times. The small vehicle was no match for the massive animal weighing over 500 kg.

Seeing the rage of the bull, the driver managed to run away and save himself.

The bull continued with its assault till a few brave onlookers stepped in to drive it away.

But by then the car had been destroyed and had to be towed to a nearby garage.