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Rahul Bose was charged Rs. 442.50 for two bananas. What?

Rahul Bose was charged Rs. 442.50 for two bananas. What?

Jul 24, 2019
02:18 pm

What's the story

Luxury comes at a price, even if one eats something as cheap as bananas at a top-tier hotel. Actor Rahul Bose got a taste of this unreasonable pricing during his stay at JW Marriott in Chandigarh. It so happened that he ordered two bananas at the hotel, and when the bill was presented, he saw that he was charged Rs. 442.50!

Video

They're just too good for me, Rahul cheekily ends video

Rahul, in a video on Twitter, shared that in the bill, the bananas were listed as "Fruit Platter," which he had ordered during his workout session at the hotel. Once he returned to his room, he received the fruits, along with a bill that charged him Rs. 442.50, including GST. He ends the video by cheekily commenting, "They're just too good for me."

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"Who said fruit wasn't harmful to your existence?"

Reaction

Twitterati goes berserk over unreasonable pricing, posts hilarious reactions

Ever since Rahul shared the video, netizens went berserk and flooded social media with hilarious reactions. While some Twitter users called out the hotel for their "daylight robbery" and touted it as a "crime," some jeered saying these were probably the last bananas in Chandigarh. "So, for a "Banana shake" they would have charged you similar to next iPhone I assume," a user tweeted.

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GST imposed is worth a dozen of bananas, says another

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Unreasonable pricing is crime! Some suggest Rahul to call cops

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"They might be oranges disguised as bananas, who knows"

Failure

Rahul was heartbroken after his sports biopic 'Poorna' failed

On the work front, Rahul was last seen in Kamal Haasan's 2018 release Vishwaroopam 2. He also directed-produced sports biopic, Poorna: Courage Has No Limit in 2017. While the movie was critically acclaimed, it failed to get cash registers ringing at the box office. Rahul, who was heartbroken post the debacle, vowed not to produce a movie without a recognizable face.