3 young dynamic kids. Managing a Bhojanalay in Noida City Centre. One girl and her two brothers. The smallest one Sharan is making hot hot rotis. The girl is super dynamic and brilliant at speaking and marketing.
This video is one of the most inspiring stories I have seen. I would love to meet these kids one day and have food from this cart.
Those who are in Noida should visit them. These kids deserve to go viral.
They are supporting their mother and family, showing that dedication, patience and service can be cultivated at any age. No barriers. She didn't hesitate to ask for help. She explained everything beautifully. And she didn't take any extra cash. These are learnings at various levels. I think a lot of credit needs to go to her mother who would have given them this culture.
Sharing this with you all. Watch fully. Then share.
India has so many such stories. Super Inspiring.
Lots of love to the person who shot this video which randomly popped up on my Arattai today.
True Viral content.... Made my day...
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