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A Twitter user shows bill of Mumbai hotel charging Rs 1,700 for two boiled eggs

Last updated on - Aug 13, 2019, 12:12 IST
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Mumbai hotel charging Rs 1,700 for two boiled eggs​

If you remember, a couple of weeks back Bollywood actor Rahul Bose trolled a Chandigarh-based luxury hotel for charging Rs 442 for 2 bananas. In the same league, recently a Twitter user showed bill of Mumbai hotel charging Rs 1,700 for two boiled eggs, where he also tagged Rahul Bose, asking if they should launch a protest on the subject.

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2 boiled eggs for Rs 1700?

Recently, a Twitter user named Kartik Dhar took to the social media platform and shared an image of the bill at a luxury hotel, where he was charged Rs 1700 for two boiled eggs. In the tweet, Dhar writes 2 eggs for Rs 1700 at the @FourSeasons Mumbai. @RahulBose1 Bhai Aandolan karein?"
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What else in the bill?

The bill shared by Kartik also shows omelette priced at Rs 850 and Diet Coke for Rs 260 in the hotel.
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Hotel’s take

When this copy was filed, till then the hotel hasn't issued any statement on it, while Twitter is flooded with reactions and fundas on these andas.
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FHRAI’s take

This incident might remind you that the Federation of Hotel and Restaurant Associations of India (FHRAI) had justified the high price. “A hotel offers service, quality, plate, cutlery, accompaniment, sanitised fruit, ambience and luxury and not the commodity alone,” FHRAI vice president Gurbaxish Singh Kohli had said.
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The trend

While we all know that the high-end hotels charge a bomb for every single thing, but it seems like Rahul’s act has given people a confidence boost to share such incidents, probably with a view that they might make some benefit of out it.
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Vox populi

Just like Rahul’s tweet, this one also went viral (where Rahul Bose was also tagged). One of the Twitterati mentioned, “I can have breakfast for four seasons in this budget.”

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