Harsh Goenka shares video of how food was served at Maharaja of Gwalior’s palace. Hint: It involves a train

The toy train can be seen carrying food items with Scindia written on the cloches.

Harsh Goenka shares video of food being served at Gwalior's Maharaja

The chairman of RPG Group Harsh Goenka took to X on Monday and shared an interesting video of food being served at the Maharaja of Gwalior’s palace, leaving the internet abuzz. The video shows a large and decorated dining table with an array of food items.

As the video progresses, one can see a miniature train running across the table. The toy train can be seen carrying food items with Scindia written on the cloches. The table also shows candles lit in sophisticated-looking glass stands. Sharing the video Goenka wrote, “How food is served at Maharaja of Gwalior’s palace!”

Watch the viral video here:

How food is served at Maharaja of Gwalior’s palace! pic.twitter.com/AGaYkj6PyG

— Harsh Goenka (@hvgoenka) March 31, 2024

The video has garnered more than 3,60,000 views on the platform, accumulating reactions from social media users. “Sir!! Being Affluent ,Living in a Luxury Beautiful Creation,” a user commented. “What if a guest pulls the chain? Or, holds up traffic?” another user joked.

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“That’s how food was served at Raju chacha’s palace,” the third user related the video to the 2000’s film ‘Raju Chacha’, featuring Ajay Devgn and Kajol. “Yes. The current one has demonstrated his skill in catching the good train,” another user wrote.

Last month, a video of another unusual way of serving food at a pop-up truck named ‘Robotic Cafe’ in Ahmedabad went viral. The video showed a robot serving ice golas to customers with a serving tray. According to reports, the robot – specially designed to serve ice golas – costs around Rs 1.35 lakh. The robot is named Aisha.