New Delhi:
Rahul Gandhi, Chief of the Opposition in Lok Sabha, lately visited a Keventers retailer, interacted with individuals there, and made chilly espresso. He additionally spoke to the co-founders of the favored chain about their plans and challenges.
“How do you shake up a legacy model for a brand new era and a brand new market? The younger founders of Keventers shared some helpful insights with me lately. Play-fair companies like Keventers have pushed our financial progress for generations. We should do extra to assist them,” Mr Gandhi stated in a submit on X, sharing a video of his journey to the shop.
When workers requested him if he needed to see how they make chilly espresso, the Congress chief replied, “No, I’ll make it.” He’s then seen including milk, ice-cream and working the mixer earlier than pouring the drink into Keventers’ signature bottle.
How do you shake up a legacy model for a brand new era and a brand new market?
The younger founders of Keventers shared some helpful insights with me lately.
Play-fair companies like Keventers have pushed our financial progress for generations. We should do extra to assist them. pic.twitter.com/LSdiP8A9bQ
— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) January 9, 2025
At one level, one of many Keventers’ co-founders asks him about funding plans. “I’m taking a look at Keventers and attempting to make an funding choice,” he replies with amusing.
The video additionally exhibits him interacting with guests to the shop. An aged lady tells him she stays in the identical constructing and invitations him dwelling. “I’ll pop in for 2 minutes,” Mr Gandhi assures her. What follows is drama when the aged lady realised she doesn’t have the important thing.
The video then exhibits Mr Gandhi interacting with Keventers co-founders Aman Arora and Agastya Dalmia in regards to the enterprise and the way it grew. He additionally requested them about their growth plans. They instructed him that they’re now shifting their consideration to Tier 2, Tier 3 and Tier 4 cities and the way excessive rents in Tier 1 cities have gotten a problem.