Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi visited a Keventers store in Delhi and whipped up his own own cold coffee. The Congress leaders also interacted with the people there and even spoke to the co-founders of the popular chain, discussing about business plans, legacy, entrepreneurship, and the challenges faced by business owners.
Rahul Gandhi shared a video of his quick stop at the Keventers store on his social media account. In the video, the Keventers staff at the store offers to demonstrate the process of making a cold coffee. However, Rahul interrupted him saying, "No, I will make it."
He is then seen adding milk, ice-cream, coffee into the mixer and blending everything together before pouring the drink into the signature bottle of the store. One of the co-founders of Keventers then asks him about his investment plans when the Congress leader is sitting inside the store, to which he replies, "I am looking at Keventers and trying to make an investment decision."
Gandhi is then seen interacting with the other store visitors when an elderly woman invites him to her house, telling him that she lives right above the store in the same building. He agrees, saying "I will pop in for two minutes" and even goes up to her floor.
However, in a humorous twist, the elderly woman realises that she does not have the key to her house. "How will this open then?" she could be heard asking in the video, Rahul Gandhi
"How do you shake up a legacy brand for a new generation and a new market? The young founders of Keventers shared some valuable insights with me recently. Play-fair businesses like Keventers have driven our economic growth for generations. We must do more to support them," Gandhi captioned the video of his trip to the store he shared on X.
The video also shows him interacting with Keventers co-founders Aman Arora and Agastya Dalmia about the business and how it grew. They also discussed about their company's expansion plans. The co-founders told the Congress leaders about shifting their attention to Tier 2, Tier 3 and Tier 4 cities and the high rents in Tier 1 cities.