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Surat Man Who Quit Job to Sell Rs 2.5 Vada Pav Now Owns a Bungalow 27 Years On

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In 1997, Anilbhai left his job and started selling vada pav for just ₹2.50 from a cart in Surat. Nearly three decades of consistent hard work have transformed his small venture into a thriving street food business. Today, he lives in a spacious white bungalow located beside the very cart where it all began. Anilbhai credits his success to divine blessings and his mother's cooking skills, which shaped the food he sells. His journey is widely seen as an inspiring example of perseverance and entrepreneurial dedication.

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