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Aakash Chopra's Food Bill For 7 Lakh Sends Twitter Into A Serious Meltdown


For a man who lurked in the shadows of prominent stars for the better part of his playing career, Aakash Chopra still had a fairly decent run in the domestic circuit. Playing for Delhi, he scored 783 runs in the 2007-08 season to guide his team to the Ranji Trophy title. The same season saw him scoring 310 runs and playing a pivotal role in North Zone's title-winning campaign in the Duleep Trophy.

Post-retirement, Chopra began his second innings in cricket and quickly became one of the most highly sought after commentators and analysts of the game. Thanks to his know-how of the game, the 40-year-old has struck a chord with Indian fans, who have been ardent followers of the former Delhi cricketer on social media. 

Aakash Chopra Sparks Twitter Frenzy With His Food Bill© BCCL

He is one of those rare individuals, who has the capability of influencing the minds of fans and drawing a reaction, something that many can only dream of. A similar incident came to the fore recently, when Chopra shared a photograph of what looked like a restaurant bill on social media.

Paid nearly 7 Lac for a meal ðð¤£ðð Welcome to Indonesia ð®ð©ð pic.twitter.com/LYySPXPN3c

— Aakash Chopra (@cricketaakash) July 15, 2018

While the food items - which mainly included Indian vegetarian dishes - appeared in order, it was the total amount of the bill that left everyone scratching their heads. 

The former Indian cricketer apparently paid close to 7 lakh for what looked like an ordinary meal in Indonesia. "Paid nearly 7 Lac for a meal. Welcome to Indonesia," he tweeted.

Known for his wit and humour, Chopra was trying to poke fun at his fans by claiming that he paid 7 lakh for a meal. But, in reality, he paid 7 lakh Indonesian rupiah, which translates to around Rs 3,300. While some fans came up with witty replies, others trolled the Indian commentator for his post.

Translates to approx. 3500 in Indian rupees :)

— Navneet Mundhra (@navneet_mundhra) July 15, 2018

How cheap is this even not a engineer get 7 lakh per annum

— Suraj Mishra (@SurajMi51087850) July 15, 2018

Akash bhai sorry to say....but this post not suitable to u bcz u r always been a good analyst...
So u have to analyse money exchange before u post....bdw for your commentary 100% ...love

— CA. Shailesh Prajapati (@Shailes93594208) July 15, 2018

Not a person to judge but Indonesia me bhi chole bhature??? Kamaal karte ho..

— MMG (@OldThibido) July 16, 2018

Hope the Veg Kebab was worth the price of 135k! ð¤ª

— Saurabh Malhotra (@MalhotraSaurabh) July 15, 2018

Never understood why Indians go abroad and eat from an Indian restaurant.

— Nikhil srikumar (@NikhilSrikumar) July 15, 2018

Bhai utney mein aadmi 2 baar Court marraige karley , woh v Taj mein Party dey kay !!

— Debabrata Nayak (@nayak_debabrata) July 15, 2018

Haha curry is 90K while kulcha is 123K :-)

— Hiren Patel (@hirenvpatel) July 15, 2018

ððItna Sara rupia hazam karlia !!

— Aritra Dey (@Captain_akshay) July 16, 2018

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