Watch: Radhika Merchant greets Cafe Mysore's owner at the wedding, 'Every Sunday, we eat your food at our house'
Amid the glamour of the Ambani wedding, a heartwarming viral video captures Anant and Radhika meeting Shanteri Nayak of Mumbai's iconic Cafe Mysore.
Amid the flood of glamorous photos and videos from the extravagant Ambani wedding, a few gems offer a delightful twist that goes beyond the usual fashion and glitz.
From the Ambanis' pet dog, Happy, blissfully lounging during the festivities, to MS Dhoni's daughter engrossed in her ice cream while her parents mingle with guests, these snippets remind us that even at the most opulent events, some things never change.
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In the most recent viral video, we see the newlyweds - Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant - joyfully meeting Shanteri Nayak, the legendary former owner of Mumbai's beloved Cafe Mysore.
Shanteri previously owned the cafe before passing it on to her son, Naresh.
Cafe Mysore, a cherished institution since 1936, has been serving up South Indian delicacies from its Kings Circle location in Matunga for generations.
Cafe Mysore/ Zomato
Its timeless charm and delicious food have made it a staple for countless Mumbaikars over the decades.
In the video, Anant spots Shanteri Nayak at the wedding and excitedly calls Radhika over to introduce her. As Radhika approaches, she exclaims, "Every Sunday, we eat your food at our house!"
Anand Piramal and Shloka Mehta are also seen greeting Shanteri.
It's a beautiful reminder that amidst the grandeur of the Ambani wedding¡ªattended by dignitaries like former UK Prime Ministers, international celebrities, and even PM Modi¡ªthere are still simple, genuine connections being made.
Check out the video here:
In the comments, people were full of praise for the Ambanis'.
One person said, "What a touching display of gratitude from the kids!" Another commented, "So sweet and down-to-earth¡ªbowing to touch the feet of the elderly Mysore Cafe owner shows such beautiful values."
Someone else wrote, "They're so genuine ?... When you spread goodness, only good things come back to you."
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