The Taj Mahal Palace in Mumbai is the first 5 star hotel in India. Many people dream of visiting this luxurious hotel at least once to experience the grandeur and hospitality of this prestigious hotel. Video maker Adnan Pathan, from a “middle-class” background, has gone viral on social media for fulfilling his dream of having a cup of tea at the Taj Mahal Palace. The viral video has been viewed more than 20 million times. He starts the video excited to go to the hotel and have a cup of tea.
Pathan shows a view of the impressive interiors and photographs of the many celebrities who visited the hotel. ,This Taj is so beautiful from inside that I felt like I have come to a royal palace. (The Taj is so beautiful inside that I felt like I was in a royal palace),” he says.
Next, he shared a glimpse of his order Bomb Hi-Tea, which is priced at Rs 1800 and is priced at Rs 1800 overall. Rs 2124 after adding tax. The Hi-Tea included a cup of Indian tea along with snacks like Vada Pav, Grilled Sandwich, Kaju Katli, Khari Puff and Butter. The video maker said that the taste of the tea is “average” and rated it 5 out of 10.
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He ended the video by saying, “Must have this experience once in life (You must experience this once in your life).”
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The viral video received over a million likes and words of praise in the comments section:
One user wrote, “I was born and brought up in Mumbai and I have yet to have tea at the Taj Hotel. You go boy.” Another quipped, “A 5/10 rating for a 5-star hotel was personal.”
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“Finally someone’s dream comes true,” one applauded, while another said, “This much money will have breakfast for a month.” One viewer wrote, “Felt happy for this guy from 3 reels away.”
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