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Viral ‘Kumbh Chaiwala’ Makes Rs 5,000 Profit A Day: Is Tea Business The Next Goldmine? | WATCH

A tea vendor at Kumbh Mela claimed he made ₹5,000 profit in a day, sparking online curiosity about potential monthly earnings of ₹1.5 lakh. Social media users reacted with amazement and calculations.

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Viral ‘Kumbh Chaiwala’ Makes Rs 5,000 Profit A Day: Is Tea Business The Next Goldmine? | WATCH

Mahakumbh, recognized as the largest gathering in the world, attracts millions of visitors from diverse backgrounds. Among them are vendors selling various items to cater to the needs of attendees. This year, a unique experiment by content creator Shubham Prajapat has taken the internet by storm after he tested his entrepreneurial skills by selling tea at the grand event.

Shubham Prajapat’s Tea-Selling Experiment

Prajapat set up a small tea stall and documented his experience in a video titled “Selling Tea in Kumbh Mela.” His footage showcased him selling chai and water bottles from a cart. He noted that while mornings brought in customers eager for a hot cup of tea, the afternoons were relatively slow. However, by the evening, he decided to move around the mela, actively selling his product.

By the end of the day, he revealed that he had made ₹7,000 in sales, securing a profit of ₹5,000. His revelation sparked widespread discussion online, with many astonished by his earnings from a single day of tea sales.

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Social Media Reactions: Shock and Inspiration

Prajapat’s claim generated a flurry of reactions on social media. Some users appreciated his hustle, while others tried calculating his potential monthly earnings.

  • “One day = ₹5,000 profit, so 30 days = ₹1,50,000?” a user questioned.
  • Another humorously dubbed him “Kumbh Chaiwala,” drawing parallels to Dolly Chaiwala, the Nagpur-based tea vendor who went viral for his unique tea-making style.
  • “This could actually work for me too,” a curious user commented.
  • One shocked viewer wrote, “Selling ₹7,000 worth of tea and making ₹5,000 profit? Wow!”
  • Some even joked about quitting their studies, saying, “Bro is inspiring me to leave education.”

Not Everyone Benefits From Virality

This isn’t the first time a small vendor has gone viral. Earlier, a woman named Monalisa Bholse gained social media attention after a blogger featured her in a video. However, rather than boosting her business, the overwhelming crowd forced her to leave Mahakumbh and return home.

Entrepreneurial Lessons from Kumbh Mela

Prajapat’s experience highlights the vast business potential at large public gatherings. His success demonstrates how strategic product placement and timing can lead to significant earnings, even in a temporary setup.

Would you consider starting a business at such an event? Let us know your thoughts!

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