22-year-old Punjab boy sells golgappa, chaat dressed in suit. Watch viral video to know the reason
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A video that has gone viral on social media features a 22-year-old boy dressed in a suit as he prepares food at his roadside eatery. The video recorded by a food vlogger has over 5 lakh views.
‘Koi kaam chota ya bada nahi hota’ is an old aphorism often cited by our parents and elders. Likewise, it is not necessary that dress codes have to be followed by top officials and corporates in boardrooms or offices. This 22-year-old boy from Punjab is taking the internet by storm for a very special reason. He has a roadside eatery in Mohali where he sells an array of chaats - papri chaat, golgappa, dahi bhalla. While his eatery sells some delectable food, he has garnered a lot of attention online for his dress code. Yes, you heard that right. The 22-year-old Sardar sells golgappa and chaat wearing a business suit. YouTuber Harry Uppal, who visited the shop recently, documented his journey in a video and also the reason why he wears a suit while attending to his customers. The clip which was uploaded on March 24 and has over 5 lakh views.
Food vlogger Harry Uppal shared this video about two brothers who run a roadside eatery in Mohali. They have been working really hard for the past few months to make their business a big success. So, why does he wear a suit while working at his food cart? Well, “ye bas hotel management ka sign hai (this is just a sign that I have done hotel management). “I have a degree in hotel management and we want people to know it and people do know our story,” the 22-year-old said.
Watch the video here:
Of course, netizens were all praise for the hardworking brothers. These Young Chefs are on their way to becoming Millionaires.. I'm not sure who is saying that they are not doing the right work.. I would never do the job and i'm going to be doing what these young guys are doing and their dress code just makes them more professional. Amazing and Salute to them and hope few more young people learn from these Greats (sic),” a user wrote.
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