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‘Chai pe charcha’: Bill Gates visits Dolly Chaiwalla for a cup of tea, says you find innovation everywhere in India

Bill Gates visited famous Dolly Chaiwalla for a cup of tea and was left impressed by innovation in India.

Bill GatesThe video has over 6 lakh views on Instagram.

Philanthropist and tech mogul, Bill Gates, caused a stir on social media during his recent visit to India by sharing a viral video showcasing the traditional method of making chai, a popular Indian beverage. The video, which captured the essence of Indian culture, quickly gained traction online, sparking a wave of reactions from netizens across the globe.

Gates posted the video on his social media accounts with the caption, “In India you can find innovation everywhere you turn—even in the preparation of a simple cup of tea.”

The video shows a local tea stall at Nagpur featuring a skilled chaiwalla (tea vendor) demonstrating the intricate process of brewing chai. From boiling water, adding the aromatic spices and to brewing the tea leaves and simmering milk, the video highlighted the meticulous steps involved in preparing the beloved beverage. The vendor is Dolly Chaiwalla, who has a considerable following on the internet.

The peppy music to which Dolly Chaiwalla has been filmed and his sunglasses add an extra layer of fun to the entire video.

Watch the video below:

The video has over 6 lakhs views on Instagram. Netizens were quick to express their admiration for Gates’ gesture. One user wrote,”Luckiest guy on earth.” Another added, “Unexpected collab.” A third said, “WE SAW HIS VIDEO LONG AGO AND WE WERE LIKE THIS BOY HAS AMAZING STYLE, he will make something of himself g here he is!!!”

The video ends with Bill Gates enjoying his tea and posing with the tea vendor, “Looking forward to many chai pe charcha”.

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